Velký dechový orchestr Supraphonu, which translates to "The Large Brass Ensemble of Supraphon," is a prominent Czech musical ensemble widely recognized for its remarkable interpretations of classical brass repertoire. Specializing in traditional Czech marches, waltzes, and polkas, the ensemble celebrates the rich musical heritage of Eastern Europe through its dynamic performances and recordings. Over the years, their discography has included a range of collections that pay homage to renowned Czech composers and exemplify the spirited nature of Czech orchestral music.

Their albums such as "Vivat Praga (České Pochody)," "Historické Pochody," and "Kmochovy Pochody" highlight classic Czech marches, including the spirited works of František Kmoch, a revered figure in Czech music, and Julius Fučík, often referred to as the "Bohemian Sousa" for his significant contributions to the genre. "Slavné Vídeňské Valčíky" showcases the ensemble's versatility by weaving through the grand Viennese waltzes that have charmed audiences around the world. Through their expressive performances, Velký dechový orchestr Supraphonu not only preserves but also invigorates the timeless spirit of Central European brass music for contemporary audiences.

Genres

Dechovka

Latest Release

Vivat Praga (České Pochody)

Velký dechový orchestr Supraphonu

Album - 14 Tracks - Released January 30, 2013