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Pěvecké sdružení moravských učitelů

Pěvecké sdružení moravských učitelů
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Pěvecké sdružení moravských učitelů (PSMU) is a male choir founded in 1903 in Kroměříž by teacher and composer Ferdinand Vach. From the outset it was built on singing from memory, precise intonation and vocal discipline - a standard that set it apart from its contemporaries. Leoš Janáček, Josef Bohuslav Foerster and Bohuslav Martinů all dedicated works to the ensemble. Today it is led by choirmaster Jiří Šimáček and performs regularly at major Czech festivals and abroad.

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studied pieces in the repertoire
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Tracks

Čtvero mužských sborů moravských (L. Janáček)collection dedicated directly to PSMU, key part of the repertoire since the early 20th century
Maryčka Magdónova (L. Janáček)one of the most frequently performed Janacek choral compositions performed by PSMU
Carmina Burana (C. Orff)extensive secular cantata prepared under the direction of Jiřího Šimáčka
Biblické písně (A. Dvořák, úprava A. Tučapský)PSMU premiere with baritone solo
Lux Aurumque (E. Whitacre)premiere in Valašské Meziříčí, part of the contemporary repertoire

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