Moravská lidová poezie v písních
Jan 22, 2005
Director
Adam RezekOverview
To mark the 150th anniversary of Leoš Janáček's birth, a new version of Janáček's famous opus inspired by folk songs was performed at the Concentus Moraviae festival of South Moravian towns in 2004. The new version is the work of Iva Bittová, Vlado Godár, and the Škampa Quartet and is one of the most interesting creations in Czech music in recent times. Leoš Janáček's famous opus in a new version by Iva Bittová, Vlado Godár, and the Škampa Quartet from the Concentus Moraviae 2004 festival in Kyjov.
Cast of Moravská lidová poezie v písních
Crew of Moravská lidová poezie v písních
Adam RezekDirector- Jana ZahradníkováExecutive Producer
- Jiří KovářDirector of Photography
- Jaroslav RásochaEditor
- Jiří SlaninaSound
- Patrik HoznauerCamera Operator
- Petr VejslíkCamera Operator
- Jana HavelkováProduction Manager
- Petr KožušníkCamera Operator
- Honza ŠtanglCamera Operator
- Pavel OtevřelCamera Operator
- František BurešGaffer
- Marie KučerováCreative Producer
- Jakub NosekCamera Operator
- Petr ŘezníčekMusic Director
- Martin PřetákCamera Operator
About Moravská lidová poezie v písních
What is Moravská lidová poezie v písních about?
To mark the 150th anniversary of Leoš Janáček's birth, a new version of Janáček's famous opus inspired by folk songs was performed at the Concentus Moraviae festival of South Moravian towns in 2004. The new version is the work of Iva Bittová, Vlado Godár, and the Škampa Quartet and is one of the most interesting creations in Czech music in recent times. Leoš Janáček's famous opus in a new…
When was Moravská lidová poezie v písních released?
Moravská lidová poezie v písních was released on January 22, 2005.
Who directed Moravská lidová poezie v písních?
Moravská lidová poezie v písních was directed by Adam Rezek.
Who is in the cast of Moravská lidová poezie v písních?
The cast of Moravská lidová poezie v písních includes Iva Bittová, Pavel Fischer (housle), Radim Sedmidubský (viola), Jana Lukášová (housle) and Lukáš Polák (violoncello).