1. Played 130 times

    i12bent:

    Leoš Janáček - Idyll for Strings Movement V. (Adagio)

    Brno State Philharmonic Orchestra, František Jílek

    (via exoblivion)

    ahhhhhhhhhh.

  2. i12bent:

Czech composer              Leoš Janáček (July 3, 1854-1928) - creator of late national Romantic, folklore inspired, melodic works…

an inspiration and totally under appreciated boss of the WAM world.
here is some Janáček material i’ve posted here before.

    i12bent:

    Czech composer Leoš Janáček (July 3, 1854-1928) - creator of late national Romantic, folklore inspired, melodic works…

    an inspiration and totally under appreciated boss of the WAM world.

    here is some Janáček material i’ve posted here before.

  3. Janacek - Sinfonietta (‘Military’), Op. 60 - I. Allegretto

    for anyone interested. interested, that is, in listening to some fucking jamz.

  4. gpoyw-is-it-weird-that-Janáček-makes-me-feel-like-a-bad-ass? edition

    gpoyw-is-it-weird-that-Janáček-makes-me-feel-like-a-bad-ass? edition

  5. musicophilia:

    Leoš Janáček


    Sonate für Klavier und Violine (1914-1921)
    I. Con moto
    II. Ballada. Con moto
    III. Allegretto
    IV. Adagio


    Martha Argerich,piano
    Gidon Kremer,violin

    part 2 to the video I just posted.

  6. musicophilia:

    Leoš Janáček

    Sonate für Klavier und Violine (1914-1921)
    I. Con moto
    II. Ballada. Con moto
    III. Allegretto
    IV. Adagio

    Martha Argerich,piano
    Gidon Kremer,violin

  7. bathroomwindow:

shit this is so cool

Janáček is that you?

    bathroomwindow:

    shit this is so cool

    Janáček is that you?

  8. Why do I go into the dark, frozen cells of criminals with the poet of Crime and Punishment? Into the minds of criminals and there I find a spark of God. You will not wipe away the crimes from their brow, but equally you will not extinguish the spark of God. Into what depths it leads - how much truth there is in his work!

    See how the old man slides down from the oven, shuffles to the corpse, makes the sign of the cross over it, and with a rusty voice sobs the words: ‘A mother gave birth even to him!’

    Those are the bright places in the house of the dead.

    Leoš Janáček: ‘On the way to the House of the Dead’

    (this passage was found in the composer’s clothes after his death)

    (via musicophilia)

  9. parachuteshark:

    Bring on the Dvořák and Smetana!

    we need to have a long conversation about Leoš Janáček.

  10. musicophilia:
Vĕc Makropulos, Act I, Janáček

    musicophilia:

    Vĕc Makropulos, Act I, Janáček

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