- Language: Czech Language
- Number of Pages: 19
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Bedřich Smetana Česká píseň Sheet Music
Česká píseň is a four-movement choral composition for mixed SATB choir with piano accompaniment, drawn from the Romantic-era catalogue of Bedřich Smetana. The score sets a Czech-language text by the poet Jan z Hvězdy and unfolds through four contrasting sections marked Andante, Allegretto molto moderato, Moderato, and Moderato maestoso. Composed in Prague and premiered on 16 May 1870 at the Novoměstské divadlo during the first congress of Czech-Slovak mixed singing societies, the work has held a steady place in the Czech choral repertoire. This printed edition offers choirs, vocal ensembles and students of 19th-century choral literature a clear, study-ready score of the piece.
About Česká píseň
Česká píseň is a four-movement choral work for mixed SATB choir with piano, composed by Bedřich Smetana in 1868 in Prague. The score sets a Czech text by the poet Jan z Hvězdy and is catalogued as Berkovc 1.96. Its four sections — Andante, Allegretto molto moderato, Moderato, and Moderato maestoso — move from a lyrical opening to a closing maestoso statement. First performed on 16 May 1870 at the Novoměstské divadlo in Prague, the work was issued in print in 1870 and later appeared in a 1956 critical edition.
Who this score suits
This printed score of Česká píseň suits mixed choirs, vocal ensembles and conductors working on the Czech Romantic choral repertoire. Clear SATB voicing and a complete piano part support rehearsal and performance, and the Czech-language text lets ensembles sing the piece in its original language.
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