Vaclav Cizek; Lenka Cafourkova; Collegium Vocale 1704 - Cracovians And Highlanders ~ Opera In 2 Acts - Import 2 CD

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Vaclav Cizek; Lenka Cafourkova; Collegium Vocale 1704

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The greatest Polish opera of the Age of Enlightenment! Stefani's "An Assumed Miracle" is now available from NIFC! Collegium Vocale 1704, led by Václav Luks, one of the leading ensembles of the Czech ancient music scene in Eastern Europe, which has risen to the forefront of the international ancient music scene, returns to NIFC! The duo, who once again proved their great ability with their outstanding performance in their previous work "Donizetti: Requiem" (NIFCDVD 006), will be featuring Jan Stefani's (1746-1829) opera "The Assumed Miracle, or the The Assumed Miracle, or The Cracow and the Mountain People" in two acts, composed at the end of the 18th century in 1793-94, with a libretto by Wojciech Bogusławski (1757-1829) and music by Jan Stefani, is an important example of Polish tradition, music and culture in its richness and beauty. It is known as Stefani's masterpiece that embodies the richness and beauty of Polish traditions, music, and culture as important elements of his work.The work is also significant in that it contrasts the moral values of the city dwellers of Krakow with those of the simple people living in the mountains, bringing to light the issues of social stratification at the time. The soloists, including tenor Václav Čižek, Lenka Kafourková, and Natalia Lubis, as well as the Collegium Vocale 1704 led by Luks, are all active singers in Eastern Europe. The best lineup of the best Polish singers in this masterpiece opera by an important Polish composer who was a specialist in polonaises before Chopin and also served as the music director of Warsaw Cathedral! Tokyo M-Plus