Karel Kryl's songs for ensemble play 1 (2-6 musicians) / score and parts
| Publisher | Český rozhlas |
| Genre: |
spirituals, folk, country & traditional
classical & sacret |
| Arrangement: | score + parts |
| Cast: |
sextet
small ensemble (up to 10 musicians) quintet duet trio quartet |
| Lyrics language: | Czech |
| Format: | set (score + parts) |
| Series: |
Czech composer
Souborová hra |
| Artist: | Kryl, Karel |
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Parameters
| Product code: | R510 |
| Composer: | Kryl, Karel |
| Arranger: | Šustová, Karolina |
| No. of songs: | 5 |
| Language: | Czech |
| Size: | 21 x 30 cm |
| ISMN: | 9790660615690 |
Songlist (5)
- Morituri te salutant
- Karavana mraků
- Veličenstvo Kat
- Píseň Neznámého vojína
- Anděl
Product description
A collection of five well-known songs by Czech singer-songwriter and poet with guitar Karel Kryl. The songs are arranged for ensemble playing by 2-6 musicians The title includes the score (four voices + guitar + piano) including all the parts: 4 parts in C tuning (the fourth voice is in bass clef), 3 parts in Bb tuning and the guitar and piano parts. The arrangements of the pieces are written in such a way that they can be played as a duet, trio, quartet and, together with the guitar and piano parts, as a small ensemble. So just choose the instruments you have available, hand out the parts and you are ready to play.
Karel Kryl (1944 – 1994) was a Czech poet and songwriter, the main representative of the Czechoslovak anti-communist protest song in the years 1963–1989. Many of his songs became popular and became symbols of the fight against totalitarian power. He wrote his own music and lyrics, his repertoire included both satirical and serious songs, reflecting on society, as well as poetic or melancholic ballads. He is nicknamed "the poet with a guitar".
