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| Sir Simon Rattle and the London Symphony Orchestra bring Janáček's rarely staged operatic diptych to life in this live Barbican recording — a work that took him nearly a decade and seven librettists to complete. Mr Brouček, a beer-and-sausage-loving Prague landlord, is swept from his own century first to a satirical lunar utopia of preening aesthetes, then to the heroic Hussite Prague of the 15th century. Peter Hoare leads a cast including Aleš Briscein, Lucy Crowe, and Gyula Orendt, with Tenebrae under Nigel Short joining the LSO for a score Janáček packed with comic invention, orchestral colour, and — in its "15th Century" excursion — a surge of national pride tied to Czech independence.
Sir Simon Rattle, conductor
London Symphony Orchestra
Peter Hoare - tenor
Aleš Briscein - tenor
Lucy Crowe - soprano
Gyula Orendt - baritone
Lukáš Zeman - baritone
Doubravka Novotná - soprano
Hannah Hipp - mezzo-soprano
Arttu Kataja - baritone
Stephan Rügamer - tenor
Linard Vrielink - tenor
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