Suk, Josef
Bohemian composer Josef Suk (1874-1935).
He was the son-in-law of Antonin Dvorák and was also held to be an outstanding violinist, besides being considered one of the most significant creative spirits behind the art of Czech music. Often Suk is regarded as a 'link' between his teacher Dvorák and his pupil Bohuslav Martinù. In 1892 Suk and his fellow students at the Prague Conservatory founded the legendary Bohemian String Quartet, in which he played second violin until his death.
He was the son-in-law of Antonin Dvorák and was also held to be an outstanding violinist, besides being considered one of the most significant creative spirits behind the art of Czech music. Often Suk is regarded as a 'link' between his teacher Dvorák and his pupil Bohuslav Martinù. In 1892 Suk and his fellow students at the Prague Conservatory founded the legendary Bohemian String Quartet, in which he played second violin until his death.
Sixteen Love Songs
ORC100056
Suk, J.: Asrael
ODE1132-5
Suk: Prague - A Summer's Tale
CHSA5109
Suk: Ripening / Symphony in E major
CHSA5081
Dohnanyi-Dvorak-Suk
SM187
Elegiaco
UP0102-2
Dvorák & Suk: Sérénades tchèques
FACD-036
Dvorák, Suk, Martinu: Piano Trios
UP0072-2
Il Virtuoso
UP0089-2
Czech Classical Music
UP0094-2
Suk: Piano Music
UP0025-2
135 Years of Czech Composers
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