Život v piesni - Detský spevácky zbor Slovenského rozhlasu
1. Antonio Vivaldi: Gloria
2. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Ave Maria
3. Dmitrij Kabalevskij: Spokojnoj noči (live)
4. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: zbor z opery Figarova svadba
5. Alexander Moyzes: Krásna, krásna
6. Alexander Moyzes: Dýnom dánom
7. Alexander Moyzes: Ej, zalužicky poľo
8. Alexander Moyzes: Milá moja
9. Aram Gusejnli: Džip, džip
10. Nakata Yoshinao: Natsu no omoide
11. Ján Valach: Symbolické metamorfózy na B-A-C-H
12. Emil Hradecký: Ave Maria
Igor Bázlik: Modlitbičky - výber z cyklus piesní na básne Milana Rúfusa
13. Vianočná koleda
14. Zimná modlitbička
Juraj Hatrík: Zlatý tucet pesničiek pre detské hlasy a klavír
I. Osmijankova kapsa
15. Osmijankov tulácky popevok
16. Pieseň o Babkinom tichu
17. Pieseň o zasnežených saniach
18. Pesnička semienku
II. Radudajova čarovacia palička
19. Radudajova čarovacia pesnička
20. Vtáčik malý sadol raz /
21. Vták starý múdry
22. Keď v nebi vyhrávajú
III. Pelle Otvorušká - náš kamarát
23. Ide Pelle!
24. Pieseň pre malú Rae
25. Pieseň zmúdrenia
26. Stonožka
Bonus:
27. Ľubomír Horňák: Modlitba za Slovensko (text: Milan Rúfus)
Slovak Radio Children's Choir
performs on the Slovak culture stage for more than 50 years. Its founder was a prominent person of the Slovak music life, composer and conductor Ondrej Francisci. After his leave in 1978 the artistic leadership of the Choir was taken by Marián Vach and Jozef Svitek and from 1986 by Janka Rychlá and Mirko Krajči. They spread prossibilities of the Choir's repertory, estabilisher its international reputation and developed its recording quality. Since its foundation (1953) the Choir has recorded more than 500 songs and cycles for radio broadcasting and some CDs. The Children's Choir has taken part in the music festivals in Bratislava, Brno, Prague and has organized concerts for Russian, Bulharina, Hungarian, Austrian, German, Belgian, Italian, Turkish, Portuguese and French audience. The Choir was awarded the prizes in the international competitions in Italy, Germany and former Czechoslovakia.
After leave of the woman conductor Janka Rychlá in 2003 the Choir ceased. The young conductor Adrian Kokoš became a new founder and creator of a new phase of the Slovak Radio's choir ensemble. Daniela Paľová is a Choir's corepetitrice and Zuzana Vaseková is a voice teacher. The newly established Choir (2004) has performed in many cultural events, at the music festivals such as Nitra Musical Spring, Ad Una Corda International Festival, The European Artistic School Festival, Divadelná Nitra International Festival, Sterijino Pozorje International Theatre Festival, Serbia.
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