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1. CZ - PRAHA IX - 2006 Music â Die Moldau , Symphonic Poem by Bedrich Smetana Formated by Delza Dias Ferreira - [email_address] English version by Flavio Musa de Freitas GuimarĂŁes
2. Praga, Czechâs Republic Capital is both a modern city and a true Architecture relic. Golden city, stone dream, magic city, hundred towers city, or Prague â the mother-city, are some of the epithets she is known for.
3. The Prague Castle (PraĆŸskĂœ hrad) i s the largest castle of the world, whose construction begun in the 9th Century and embodies in its complex the imposing St . Vitus Cathedral (katedrĂĄla sv. VĂta), the oldest gothic cathedral in Europe.
4. Part of the cityâs beauty is emphasized by the Vltava river way with its centennial bridges.
5. When admiring this river waters and flow itâs easy to understand Bedrich Smetanaâs root of inspiration for its symphonic poem â Die Moldau (Vltava) â here used as musical background.
6. Bedrich Smetana, one of the greatest Czechs composers of 19th Century, born in March 2, 1824 and dead at Prague in May 12, 1884, founded the Czech Music National School, and ascended as Conductor of Pragueâs Opera Orchestra in 1866. Lisztâs disciple, undergone Wagnerâs influence, and significantly influenced the heavenly Antonin DvorĂĄk. In 1874, due to syphilis deafness, dedicated himself, as Beethoven, only to compose. In 1883 was interned in a psychiatric hospital, where he passed away.
7. The most outstanding of the cityâs monuments â some over 10 centuries old â are located at the Old Cityâs downtown, along « KrĂĄlovskĂĄ cesta »
9. The oldest part of Pragueâs Orloj â that includes the mechanic clock and the astronomic displayer â was built back in 1410. The tradition of glass and crystal working at Czech Republic is known since the 1st Century BC, although the large scale production dates from the 9th Century AC.
10. The Municipal House â scenery of Czechoslovakiaâs independency proclamation in October 28, 1918 â houses the Smetana Concert Hall (Smetanova sĂĆ), the largest theater hall of Prague. At his side sits the Powder Tower .
11. Inside Municipal House (ObecnĂ dĆŻm) you can find the elegant French Restaurant (Francouzksa Restaurace), one of the most stunning Art Nouveau constructions in Europe.
12. Further on situates the splendid Carlos Bridge (KarlĆŻv most), built in the middle 14th Century, with pillars decorated with about 30 baroque statues representing catholic Saints.
14. St. Vitusâ Cathedral joins together matchless treasures and its high gothic arches create a frame effect for the Mucha stained glasses .
15. The National Theatre (NĂĄrodnĂ divadlo) â the oldest professional theater of Czech Republic â was founded in 1920, after the creation of âCzechoslovakiaâ.
16. National Museum âs building, projected by Josef Schultz as a symbol of the âCzech National Revivalâ, houses the largest and oldest Czech museum.
17. The inner staircases of the National Museum (NĂĄrodnĂ muzeum) building are a perfect acoustic space that, as so, constitutes a favorite place for traditional camera and coral concerts.
18. In Prague not only the architectural stiles are in perfect harmony but â as in the whole âCzechoslovakiaâ â its people perfectly balances the relaxed leisure enjoyment with intense cultural activity.
19. From this whole Czech tradition â that so well blends culture and joy in living â emerged enlightened geniuses such as DvoĆĂĄk and Smetana in music as well as Kundera and Kafka in literature.
20. Prague proudly honors its illustrious sons as in this statue of Franz Kafka by Jaroslav RĂłna.
21. But music occupies the most important place in the city, where each church, each palace, offers, every night, the master composerâs melodies, transforming Prague in a gigantic concert hall at Moldauâs riverbank.
22. ⊠and here, from the National Museum , the orchestra goes on playing Smetana for youâŠ