Pavel Baxa

First performances in Slovakia

• 10.12.

  1986

  Víťazoslav Kubička: Concerto for harpsichord and string orchestra Op. 39

  First performances in Slovakia

  Hall of the School of Art, Břeclav, CS

  PERFORMERS: Musica aeterna, Ján Albrecht (umv.), Bratislava Conservatory Choir, Dušan Bill (umv.), Pavel Baxa (dir.), Marica Dobiášová (cmb), Kamila Zajíčková (s), Marta Beňačková (a), Peter Oswald (tenor), Ondrej Malachovský (bas)

• 01.10.

  1984

  Dezider Kardoš: Symphony No. 7 'Ballade about a Dream' op. 53

  First performances in Slovakia

  Bratislava Music Festival, Concert Hall of the Czechoslovak Radio, Bratislava, SK

  PERFORMERS: František Caban (br), Slovak Philharmonic Choir, Pavel Baxa (zbm.), Czechoslovak Radio Symphony Orchestra, Ondrej Lenárd (dir.)

• 17.03.

  1983

  Ján Cikker: Ode to Joy

  Oratorio on the poems by Milan Rúfus for solo voices, speaker, mixed choir and orchestra

  First performances in Slovakia

  Concert Hall of the Slovak Philharmonic, Bratislava, SK

  PERFORMERS: Elena Holičková (s), Viktória Stracenská (ms), František Livora (t), Peter Mikuláš (b), Ján Cikker (spk), Slovak Philharmonic Choir, Pavel Baxa (zbm.), Slovak Philharmonic, Libor Pešek (dir.)

• 13.02.

  1982

  Martin Burlas: Sotto voce

  for choir and orchestra

  First performances in Slovakia

  Concert Hall of the Slovak Philharmonic, Bratislava, SK

  PERFORMERS: Slovak Philharmonic Choir, Pavel Baxa (zbm.), Slovak Philharmonic, Bystrík Režucha (dir.)

• 30.10.

  1981

  Ladislav Burlas: The Hymn of the Time

  First performances in Slovakia

  Bratislava Music Festival, Concert Hall of the Czechoslovak Radio, Bratislava, SK

  PERFORMERS: Spevácky zbor slovenských učiteľov, Pavel Baxa (dir.)

• 24.07.

  1980

  Bartolomej UrbanecBlahoslavlen mir

  First performances in Slovakia

  Festival of Piešťany, Piešťany, SK

  PERFORMERS: Magdaléna Hajóssyová (s), Hana Štolfová-Bandová (a), Gustáv Papp (t), Róbert Szücs (br), Jozef Špaček (b), Slovak Philharmonic Choir, Pavel Baxa (zbm.), Slovak Philharmonic, Ladislav Slovák (dir.)

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