- Zdeněk
Chalabala (18
April 1899 – 4
March 1962) was a
Czechoslovak conductor. He
conducted orchestras in Prague, Ostrava, Moscow.
Chalabala was born in...
- (composition) and Zdeněk
Chalabala (conducting). At the age of
nineteen he
conducted Puccini's
Turandot in Brno on
short notice in
place of
Chalabala, who had become...
- Šubrtová, Ivo Žídek,
Eduard Haken,
Alena Miková,
Marie Ovčáčiková Zdeněk
Chalabala,
Prague National Theatre Chorus and
Orchestra LP:
Supraphon Cat: SU 50440...
-
Rusalka has set a
standard because of the
glorious conducting by Zdeněk
Chalabala and Šubrtová's
unequalled interpretation in the
title role. "Zemřela přední...
-
businessman Otakar Borůvka (1899–1995), mathematician;
studied here Zdeněk
Chalabala (1899–1962),
conductor Dan H.
Yaalon (1924–2014),
Israeli pedologist and...
- re-released Testament, 2003).
Czech Philharmonic Orchestra,
conducted by Zdeněk
Chalabala (Supraphon LP. 1955; re-released
Supraphon CD 2012).
Morton Gould and...
- she
studied composition with Vilém Petrželka and
conducting with Zdeněk
Chalabala at the Brno Conservatory. She
continued her
musical education with Vítězslav...
- ECPM − 3.9
Milan Krajniak KSS
Communist Party of
Slovakia PEL − 0.6 Ján
Chalabala SOS
Common Citizens of
Slovakia − −
Andrej Krajiček SĽS
Slovak People's...
- in 1919
until his
death in 1929, aged 54. His
students included Zdeněk
Chalabala and Břetislav Bakala, who
conducted the
premiere of From the
House of...
- piece. His cuts are
taken in Talich's
recording and some of them in
Chalabala's (where 110 bars are cut
after bar 212, and 51 bars cut
after 694). The...
