Supraphon
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Siehe auch Ultraphon
In the continued course of its development Supraphon became an export publisher (in 1949), a producer (Supraphon Gramophone Production, 1961) and an independent publishing house (Supraphon national enterprises, 1969), and eventually - on account of the company's increasing influence - its name actually came to be synonymous with the Czech gramophone industry. ...Quelle: |
Historically
speaking, the Supraphon music publishing house is the most important
Czech gramophone recording company. The label Supraphon -originally
the name 
of
a type of electronic gramophone player that was quite modern
in its day - was registered in 1932. In the post-war years it
appeared on Czechoslovak gramophone records produced for export,
which helped to spread the good repute of primarily Czech classical
music through recordings made during the 1930s and 40s. The adventurous
programming of those 
days
gave rise to an extensive catalogue of titles that systematically
documents the musical oeuvres of Bedrich Smetana, Antonín
Dvorák, Leoš Janácek and other figures in
Czech music, as well as of the world's musical 'greats'. Recordings
were made by leading Czech and world concert artists, chamber
groups and other musical ensembles under the direction of celebrated
conductors.
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links: verkauft 2004 für 28 Euro, 2005 für 24 und 41 Euro (zustandsabhängig)
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