Music by Viliam Beres
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Viliam Beres
Born
22.02.1960 in Kadan (Tschechien)
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Viliam Béres studierte am Militärkonservatorium in Roudnice Tenorhorn und Posaune sowie Dirigieren am Musikkonservatorium in Prag. Nach dem Studium wirkte er als Musiker und Dirigent bei der Garnisonskapelle in Tabor. 1992 wurde Viliam Beres Chefdirigent der Garnisonskapelle Prag und kurze Zeit später Dirigent des weltbekannten Zentralorchesters der Tschechischen Armee.
Neben seiner Aufgabe als Dirigent ist er auch als Komponist und Arrangeur tätig.
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Aus dem Studentenleben
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(From Student Life - Ze studentského života)
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It is a well-known fact that Bedrich Smetana (1824-1884) was not a very good student. In 1840, his parents sent him to Plzen, where, under the supervision of his older cousin, Professor and author Frantisek Josef Smetana, he was to complete his studies. Young Bedrich, however, won fame as a man about town, who often got invited to parties where he excelled on the piano. He wrote many piano compositions in Plzen, mostly polkas, which he dedicated to his admirers and his young loves. Smetana lost the manuscript of one of the polkas, composed in 1842, but remembered it in the 1850s during a stay at Göteborg. He recorded it again, dedicated it to his Swedish friend Fröjda Benecke and called it "Aus dem Studentenleben" (From Student Life). Benecke kept the...
https://www.rundel.de/en/
(From Student Life - Ze studentského života)
Polka
It is a well-known fact that Bedrich Smetana (1824-1884) was not a very good student. In 1840, his parents sent him to Plzen, where, under the supervision of his older cousin, Professor and author Frantisek Josef Smetana, he was to complete his studies. Young Bedrich, however, won fame as a man about town, who often got invited to parties where he excelled on the piano. He wrote many piano compositions in Plzen, mostly polkas, which he dedicated to his admirers and his young loves. Smetana lost the manuscript of one of the polkas, composed in 1842, but remembered it in the 1850s during a stay at Göteborg. He recorded it again, dedicated it to his Swedish friend Fröjda Benecke and called it "Aus dem Studentenleben" (From Student Life). Benecke kept the...