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Taras Bulba

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Taras Bulba

Rhapsody for orchestra by Janáček (after Gogol). Composed 1915–18, it was first performed at Brno on 9 October 1924 (conducted by František Neumann). The three movements are ‘Death of Andrea’, ‘Death of Ostap’, and ‘Capture and Death of Taras Bulba’.
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For example, the symphonic rhapsody Taras Bulba was recorded a very long time ago on old breakable 78 discs by the Janacek expert and conductor Bretislav Bakala--with the then still existing Brno Radio Symphony Orchestra.
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