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Beno Blachut

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Czech opera singer (1913–1985)

Music · MusicBrainz

Type
Person
Gender
Male
Country
Czechia
Active from
1913
Active to
1985

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Listeners · Last.fm

Listeners
184
Total plays
987

Beno Blachut (June 14, 1913, Ostrava-VItkovice - January 10, 1985, Prague) was Czech tenorist. He was an artist of near iconic reputation in his native Czechoslovakia, Beno Blachut became well known to record collectors elsewhere through his many recorded performances of Czech music. Operas of Janáček, Dvorák, and Smetana were introduced to many through the interpretations of the post-WWII school of Czech singers led by Blachut. His recordings have remained in the catalog for decades and endure

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Academic profile · OpenAlex

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Works
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Research areas

OperaArtStormLiteratureArt history

Most cited works

  • Libuše : festive opera in 3 acts1995 · 0 cit
  • Saint Ludmila : oratorio, Op. 71 (B 144)1964 · 0 cit
  • Svatební košile = The spectre's bride : dramatic cantata on words by Karel Jaromír Erben for soloists, mixed chorus and large orchestra, op. 69 (B. 135) . Bouře = The storm : the sea fantasy on words by Svatopluk Čech for soloists, mixed chorus and orchestra, op. 42 (Sch. 95)2001 · 0 cit
  • Káťa Kabanová : opera Leoše Janáčeka podle literárni předlohy A.N. Ostrovského "Bolře"1991 · 0 cit
  • Hubička : opera in 2 acts = The kiss2006 · 0 cit

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