Prague, 04 Mar 1928
	Mahler Symphony No. 2 "Resurrection" in C minor (1888-94) (KA conducting the offstage orchestra; Bruno Walter conductor. After a successful rehearsal,BW to KA : "You should be a conductor.") Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Zofin Palace, Prague, 24 Jun 1930 Graduation concert as composer (and other works by M. Salac, G. Vagner, J. Jezek, E. Hlobil and A. Moyzes)
	Ančerl Sinfonietta (1930) (Premiere) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Prague, 01 Jul 1930 Graduation concert as conductor
	Beethoven Symphony No. 6 in F major Op. 68 (1807-1808) (1. Allegro ma non troppo) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Smetana Hall, Prague, 31 Jan 1935 First full concert with the CPO, special concert
	Gluck Iphigenie en Aulide Overture Wq.40 (1774) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Hába Cesta zivota (The Path of Life) Op. 46 (1933) (Premiere)
	Prokofiev Symphony No. 3 in C minor Op. 44 (1928)
	Radiojournal Hall, Prague, 11 Jul 1935 Directly broadcast
	Mahler Symphony No. 5 in C sharp minor (1901-02) (IV. Adagietto) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Mahler Symphony No. 9 in D major (1909-10) (2nd mvt)
	Radiojournal Hall, Ptague, 14 Jul 1935 Directly broadcast
	Berlioz Les Francs-Juges, overture Op. 3 (1826-1833) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Saint-Saens Concerto for violin and orchestra No. 3 Op.61 (1880) Robert Soetens, violin
	Franck Les Eolides, symphonic poem FWV43 (1876)
	Radiojournal Hall, Prague, 31 Jul 1935 Directly broadcast
	Smetana Tajemstvi (Le Secret), overture 1:110 (1877) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Rossini Il Barbiere di Siviglia Overture (1815)
	Dvořák Selma sedlak (The cunning Peasant) Op. 37 (1877)
	Offenbach Orphée aux enfers Overture (1858)
	Weber Der Freischütz Op. 17 (1821) (overture)
	Mozart Le Nozze di Figaro K. 492 (1786) (overture)
	Rossini Semiramide Overture (1825)
	Smetana Hall, Prague, 06 Sep 1935 XIIIth ISCM Festival, 01-08 Sep 1935
	Hába Cesta zivota (The Path of Life) Op. 46 (1933) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Smetana Hall, Prague, 19 Dec 1935 Directly broadcast
	Klička Fantasy for oboe and orchestra Jaromir Herle, oboe Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Klička Psalm 47
	Smetana Hall, Prague, 02 Feb 1936 VIth Radiojournal concert, Karel Ancerl replacing Henry Wood
	Beethoven Egmont, overture Op. 84 (1807-1810) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Mozart Serenade No. 13 in G major K. 525 (1787)
	Schumann Concerto for piano and orchestra in A minor Op. 54 (1845) Jan Herman, piano
	Franck Symphony in D minor FWV48 (1886-88)
	Smetana Hall, Prague, 08 Apr 1936 Pritomnost Festival, Contemporary music concert
	Janáček Sumarovo dite (The Fiddler's Child) JW 6/14 (1912-14) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Hába Nova Zeme (The New Land), overture Op. 47 (1936) (Premiere)
	Reiner Concerto for piano and orchestra (1932) (Premiere) Liza Fuchsova, piano
	Srom Suite for large orchestra (1934)
	Smetana Hall, Prague, 20 Jan 1937
	Osterc Passacaglia and choral (1934) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Bartoš Rozhlasova hudba (Radio Music), Suite Op. 12 (1936)
	Ibert Concertino da camera pour saxophone et onze instruments (1935) (written for Sigurd Rascher) Sigurd Rascher, alto saxophone
	Liszt Faust Symphony S.108 (1854, 1861) Janko Blaho, tenor Vinohradsky Hlahol / Karel Sejna
	Czechoslovak Radio Studio, Prague, 27 Jul 1937 Directly broadcast
	Liszt Faust Symphony S.108 (1854, 1861) Bronislav Chorovic, tenor Czech Philharmonic Orchestra - Vinohradsky Hlahol / Karel Sejna
	Dvorak Hall, Prague, 17 Apr 1947
	Beethoven Symphony No. 1 in C major Op. 21 (1800) - Recorded Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Franck Les Djinns, symphonic poem for piano and orchestra FWV 45 (1884) - Recorded Frantisek Maxian, piano
	Kabeláč Symphony No. 2 in C Op. 15 (1942-46) - Recorded(Premiere)
	Dvorak Hall, Prague, 11 Dec 1947 Pritomnost Festival, Novelties concert
	Šatra Prelude, fugue and finale : Dikuvzdani (Thanksgiving) (1945-46) - Recorded(Premiere) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Lucký Concerto for cello and orchestra Op. 9 (1946) - Recorded(Premiere) Bohus Heran, cello
	Janeček Symphony Op. 17 (1935-40) - Recorded(Premiere)
	Kabeláč Overture Op. 17 (1947) - Recorded(Premiere)
	Dvorak Hall, Prague, 16 Apr 1948
	Benda Lazebnik sevillsky (The Barber of Seville), overture (1776) - Recorded Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Villa-Lobos Fantasy for piano and orchestra (1921) - Recorded Anna Stella Schic, piano
	Mahler Symphony No. 2 "Resurrection" in C minor (1888-94) - Recorded Jaroslava Vymazalova, soprano - Maria Krasova, alto Prague Radio Chorus / Jiri Pinkas
	Dvorak Hall, Prague, 03 Feb 1949
	Mozart Sinfonia Concertante for four wind instruments and orchestra K. 297b (1778) - Recorded Josef Shejbal, oboe - Antonin Rybin, clarinet - Miroslav Stefek, horn - Karel Vacek, bassoon Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Bartók Concerto for violin and orchestra No. 2 Sz.112 (1938) Ede Zathurecky, violin
	Beethoven Symphony No. 4 in B flat major Op. 60 (1806)
	Dvorak Hall, Prague, 03 and 04 Nov 1949 Czechoslovak-Soviet Fellowship concerts
	Glinka Ruslan and Lyudmila Overture (1842) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Khachaturian Concerto for piano and orchestra in D flat major (1935) Jilek Zdenek, piano
	Balanchivadze Symphony in D major (1947)
	Kupelna Hall, Trencianske Teplice, 25 Jun 1950
	Beethoven Symphony No. 3 in E flat major Op. 55 (1802-1804) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Beethoven Symphony No. 7 in A major Op. 92 (1811-1812)
	Dvorak Hall, Prague, 16 and 17 Nov 1950 First concerts with the CPO as chief conductor (1950-1968, appointed on 20 Oct 1950)
	Culaki Symphony No. 2 Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Tchaïkovsky Concerto for piano and orchestra No. 1 in B flat minor Op. 23 (1874-75) Viktorie Svihlikova, piano
	Prokofiev Symphony No. 1 " Classique " in D major Op. 25 (1916-17)
	Dvorak Hall, Prague, 08 Dec 1950 Concert for the composer's 80th birthday anniversary
	Novák Zbojnicka (Bandit) Op. 54 No. 5 (1919-20) Vera Krilova, alto Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Novák Udoli Noveho kralovstvi (The Valley of the New Kingdom) Op. 31 (1903) Vera Krilova, alto
	Novák In the Tatras Op. 26 (1901-07)
	Novák Zakleta dcera (Conjured Dream), ballad Op. 19 (1898) Vera Krilova, alto Czech Singers' Chorus / Jan Kühn
	Novák Nescasna vojna, from Moravian folk ballads Op. 23 (1900) Vera Krilova, alto Czech Singers' Chorus / Jan Kühn
	Dominova Studio, Prague, 12 Dec 1950 First recording with the CPO
	Novák In the Tatras Op. 26 (1901-07) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra Supraphon 1810/11 (78) Supraphon MIKRO 9 (10") Supraphon DM 5009 (10") Supraphon DV 5194 (LP) Supraphon DV 5194 (LP) Supraphon LPM 13 (10") Supraphon LPV 211 (LP) Supraphon SUA 10254 (LP) Supraphon FO 149/131 (45) Supraphon Gold Edition SU 3688-2 (CD) EMI Classics 7243 5 75091 (2 CDs) bearac reissues BRC-2038 (CD) Venias VN013 (CD) (33 CD set) Naxos 9.80935 (MP3)
	Dvorak Hall Prague, 13 Dec 1950
	Voříšek Symphony in D major Op. 24 (1821) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra Supraphon 2351/54 (78) Supraphon DM 5023 (10") Supraphon LPM 33 (10") Supraphon Gold Edition SU 3678-2 (CD)
	Dvorak Hall, Prague, 08 Feb 1951 XIIth Competition of the Union of Czech Composers
	Krejčí Concerto for viola and orchestra Op. 72 (1947) (Premiere) Antonin Hyksa, viola Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Tomášek Romance stedrovecemi (Christmas romance) (1923) Stanislava Souckova, soprano
	Sommer Concerto for violin and orchestra in G minor (1950) (Premiere) Milan Skampa, violin
	Kalaš Concerto for violoncello and orchestra Op. 66 (1949) (Premiere) Milos Sadlo, cello
	Dvorak Hall, Prague, 01 and 03 Mar 1951 Special concerts
	Bach Brandenburg concerto No. 3 in G major BWV 1048 (1721) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Beethoven Concerto for violin and orchestra in D major Op. 61 (1806) Alexander Plocek, violin
	Brahms Symphony No. 4 in E minor Op. 98 (1884-1885)
	Dvorak Hall, Prague, 15 Mar 1951
	Beethoven Coriolanus, overture Op. 62 (1807) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Beethoven Concerto for piano and orchestra No. 5 in E flat Op. 73 (1809) Frantisek Rauch, piano
	Beethoven Symphony No. 8 in E major Op. 93 (1812)
	Smetana Hall, Prague, 16 May 1951 Prague Spring Festival, 16 May-10 Jun 1951
	Dobiáš Buduj Vlast, posilis mir ( Build up your Country-Strengthen Peace) (1947-50) Czech Singers' Chorus / Jan Kühn - Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Dvořák Concerto for violin and orchestra in A minor Op. 53 (1879) Alexander Plocek, violin
	Shostakovich Song of the Forests Op. 81 (1949) Karel Blaha, tenor - Rudolf Amus, bass Czech Singers' Chorus / Jan Kühn
	Spanish Hall, Prague, 17 May 1951 Concert for the 30th Anniversary of the KSC
	Nejedlý Vitezstvi bude nase (Victory will be ours) (1941) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Smetana Ma Vlast ( My Country ), 5 . Tabor
	Smetana Hall, Prague, 21 May 1951 Prague Spring Festival, Karel Ancerl replacing Ernest Bour
	Nigg Pour un poète captif (1950) (Premiere, in the composer's presence) (for the liberation of Nazim Hikmet) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Haydn Concerto for oboe and orchestra Hob.VIIg/C1 (179?) Haakon Stotjin, oboe
	Berlioz Symphonie fantastique Op. 14 (1830)
	Rudolfinum Studio, Prague, 24 May 1951
	Dobiáš Buduj Vlast, posilis mir ( Build up your Country-Strengthen Peace) (1947-50) Czech Singers' Chorus - Czech Children's Chorus - Czech Philharmonic Orchestra Supraphon 4533/35 (78) Supraphon DM 5160 (10") Supraphon LPM 76 (10") Supraphon 20226 (10") Supraphon Gold Edition SU 3944-2 (4 CDs)
	Rudolfinum Studio, Prague, 12-13 Jun 1951
	Kapr V Sovetske zemi (In the Soviet Land), cantata (V. Nezval) (1950) Jan Soumar, bass Prague Radio Chorus - Czech Philharmonic Orchestra Supraphon 4801/03 (78) Supraphon Gold Edition SU 3944-2 (4 CDs)
	Racing Club, Plzen, 14 Jun 1951
	Dvořák Husitska Op. 67 (1883) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Dvořák Concerto for violin and orchestra in A minor Op. 53 (1879) Alexander Plocek, violin
	Dvořák Symphony No. 9 "From the new World" in E minor Op. 95 (1893)
	Sokol House, Zelezny Brod, 16 Jun 1951
	Dvořák Holoubek (The wild Dove) Op. 110 (1896) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Dvořák Concerto for violin and orchestra in A minor Op. 53 (1879) Alexander Plocek, violin
	Dvořák Symphony No. 9 "From the new World" in E minor Op. 95 (1893)
	Castle Parks, Sychrov, 17 Jun 1951
	Dvořák Husitska Op. 67 (1883) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Dvořák Vodnik (The Water Goblin) Op. 107 (1896)
	Dvořák Symphony No. 9 "From the new World" in E minor Op. 95 (1893)
	Sokol House, Turnov, 18 Jun 1951
	Dvořák Concerto for piano and orchestra in B minor Op. 33 (1876) Frantisek Maxian, piano Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Dvořák Concerto for violin and orchestra in A minor Op. 53 (1879) Alexander Plocek, violin
	Dvořák Concerto for cello and orchestra No. 2 in B minor Op. 104 (1894-95) Milos Sadlo, cello
	Sokol House, Liberec, 19 Jun 1951
	Dvořák Husitska Op. 67 (1883) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Dvořák Vodnik (The Water Goblin) Op. 107 (1896)
	Dvořák Symphony No. 9 "From the new World" in E minor Op. 95 (1893)
	Municipal Theatre, Nachod, 20 Jun 1951
	Dvořák Husitska Op. 67 (1883) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Dvořák V prirode (In Nature's Realm) Op. 91 (1891)
	Dvořák Vodnik (The Water Goblin) Op. 107 (1896)
	Dvořák Symphony No. 8 in G major Op. 88 (1889)
	Masaryk Theatre, Jicin, 21 Jun 1951
	Dvořák Karneval Op. 92 (1891) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Dvořák Concerto for cello and orchestra No. 2 in B minor Op. 104 (1894-95) Sasa Vectonov, cello
	Dvořák Symphony No. 8 in G major Op. 88 (1889)
	Strelnice, Hradec Kralove, 22 Jun 1951
	Dvořák Husitska Op. 67 (1883) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Dvořák Vodnik (The Water Goblin) Op. 107 (1896)
	Dvořák Symphony No. 9 "From the new World" in E minor Op. 95 (1893)
	Smetana Hall, Prague, 30 Jun 1951
	Mozart Serenade No. 11 for winds in E flat major K. 375 (1781) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Kramář Harmonie Op. 45
	Mozart Serenade in B major K. 361 (1783-84)
	Waldstein Garden, Prague, 30 Jun 1951
	Mozart Serenade in B major K. 361 (1783-84) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Training Centre, Marianske Lazne, 26 Aug 1951 Free concert for the Armed Forces in Marianske Lazne
	Smetana Ma Vlast ( My Country ), 4 . From Bohemia's Woods and Fields Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Dvořák Slavonic Dances Op. 46 (1878) (No. 2, 6, 7)
	Smetana Ma Vlast ( My Country ), 6 . Blanik
	Smetana Wallenstein's Camp, symphonic poem Op. 14 (1859)
	Dvořák Karneval Op. 92 (1891)
	Dvorak Hall, Prague, 18 Sep 1951
	Dvořák Symphony No. 9 "From the new World" in E minor Op. 95 (1893) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Dvořák Slavonic Dances Op. 72 (1886)
	Dvorak Hall, Prague, 26 Sep 1951 Ist Youth concert
	Smetana Ma Vlast ( My Country ), 1. Vysehrad Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Smetana Ma Vlast ( My Country ), 2. Vltava ( The Moldau )
	Smetana Ma Vlast ( My Country ), 3. Sarka
	Smetana Ma Vlast ( My Country ), 4 . From Bohemia's Woods and Fields
	Dvorak Hall, Prague, 27 Sep 1951
	Smetana Ma Vlast ( My Country ) 1:112 (1879) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Dvorak Hall, Prague, 05 Oct 1951 Gala evening for the 2nd anniversary of the German Democratic Republic (DDR)
	Meyer Mansfeld Oratorio (1950) Svatava Smolakova, soprano - Vlasta Linnartova, alto - Premysl Koci, baritone - Karel Berman, bass Czech Singers' Chorus / Jan Kühn - Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Dvorak Hall, Prague, 10 Oct 1951 Concert for young workers
	Smetana Ma Vlast ( My Country ), 1. Vysehrad Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Smetana Ma Vlast ( My Country ), 2. Vltava ( The Moldau )
	Smetana Ma Vlast ( My Country ), 3. Sarka
	Smetana Ma Vlast ( My Country ), 4 . From Bohemia's Woods and Fields
	Racing Club, Plzen, 13 Oct 1951
	Gluck Iphigenie en Aulide Overture Wq.40 (1774) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Dvořák Concerto for piano and orchestra in B minor Op. 33 (1876) Frantisek Maxian, piano
	Brahms Symphony No. 4 in E minor Op. 98 (1884-1885)
	Racing Club, Plzen, 14 Oct 1951
	Smetana Ma Vlast ( My Country ) 1:112 (1879) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Smetana Hall, Prague, 18 and 19 Oct 1951
	Dvořák Requiem in B flat minor Op. 89 (1890) Jaroslava Vymazalova, soprano - Maria Krasova, alto - Beno Blachut, tenor - Eduard Haken, bass Czech Singers' Chorus / Jan Kühn - Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Dvorak Hall, Prague, 22 and 23 Nov 1951
	Bartók Music for strings, percussion and celesta Sz.106 (1937) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Liszt Faust Symphony S.108 (1854, 1861) Beno Blachut, tenor Czech Singers' Chorus / Jan Kühn
	Dvorak Hall, Prague, 06 and 07 Dec 1951
	Dvořák Husitska Op. 67 (1883) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Dvořák Biblical songs Op. 99 (1895) Maria Krasova, alto - Ladislav Mraz, bass
	Dvořák Symphony No. 7 in D minor Op. 70 (1884-85)
	Dvorak Hall, Prague, 24 and 25 Jan 1952
	Haydn Symphony No. 97 in C major (1792) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Schumann Concerto for piano and orchestra in A minor Op. 54 (1845) Otakar Vondrovic, piano
	Debussy Nocturnes CD 98 (1897-99) (Nuages, Fêtes, Sirènes) Czech Singers' Chorus - Female voices / Jan Kühn
	Ravel Rapsodie espagnole M.54 (1907)
	Fibich Hall, Prague, 29 Jan 1952 Concert for the composer's 10th death anniversary
	Ježek Symfonicka basen (Symphonic poem) (1936) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Dvorak Hall, Prague, 01 Feb 1952
	Barvík Symfonicky obraz (Symphonic Picture) Op. 20 (1944) (Premiere) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Moyzes Symphony No. 6 in G major Op. 45 (1950-51)
	Mozart Concerto for bassoon and orchestra in B flat major K. 191 (1774) Karel Bidlo, bassoon
	Haydn Symphony No. 100 in G major (1794)
	Dvorak Hall, Prague, 11-12 Feb 1952
	Mozart Concerto for bassoon and orchestra in B flat major K. 191 (1774) Karel Bidlo, bassoon Czech Philharmonic Orchestra Supraphon 14342/44 (78) Ultraphon 24205/7 (78) Supraphon DV 5069 (LP) Supraphon LPV 66 (LP) Supraphon LPV 66 (LP) Supraphon SUA 10208 (LP) Supraphon 10544/5 (2 LPs) (1. Allegro) Supraphon SUA 50710 (LP) Supraphon [FR] LPV 66 (LP) Parliament PLP(S) 104 (LP) Supraphon 11 1935-2 (CD) Supraphon Gold Edition SU 3678-2 (CD) BnF Collection BnF 07 (MP3)
	Dvorak Hall, Prague, 13 Feb 1952 VIth Youth concert
	Dvořák Karneval Op. 92 (1891) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Dvořák Concerto for cello and orchestra No. 2 in B minor Op. 104 (1894-95) Milos Sadlo, cello
	Dvorak Hall, Prague, 14 and 15 Feb 1952
	Dvořák Karneval Op. 92 (1891) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Dvořák Concerto for cello and orchestra No. 2 in B minor Op. 104 (1894-95) Milos Sadlo, cello
	Dvořák Symphony No. 8 in G major Op. 88 (1889)
	Smetana Hall, Prague, 21 Feb 1952 Concert for the composer's 70th birthday anniversary
	Vycpálek Sursum corda Op. 30 (1950) (Premiere) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Vycpálek The Last Things of Man Op. 16 (1921) Jaroslava Vymazalova, soprano - Zdenek Otava, bass Czech Singers' Chorus / Jan Kühn
	Dvorak Hall, Prague, 06 and 07 Mar 1952
	Haendel Concerto grosso in F major Op. 6 No. 2 Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Brahms Alto Rhapsody Op. 53 (1869) Maria Krasova, alto Czech Singers' Chorus / Jan Kühn
	Bruckner Symphony No. 5 in B major WAB 105 (1877-78)
	Dvorak Hall, Prague, 26 Mar 1952
	Bach Suite No. 1 in C major BWV 1066 Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Beethoven Fantasy for piano, chorus and orchestra in C minor Op. 80 (1808) Ilja Hurnik, piano Czech Singers' Chorus / Jan Kühn
	Smetana Ma Vlast ( My Country ), 5 . Tabor
	Smetana Ma Vlast ( My Country ), 6 . Blanik
	Dvorak Hall, Prague, 27 and 28 Mar 1952
	Bach Suite No. 1 in C major BWV 1066 Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Beethoven Fantasy for piano, chorus and orchestra in C minor Op. 80 (1808) Ilja Hurnik, piano Czech Singers' Chorus / Jan Kühn
	Mozart Symphony No. 41 in C major K. 551 (1788)
	Prokofiev Romeo and Juliet, suite Op. 64 (1933-36)
	Dvorak Hall, Prague, 09 Apr 1952
	Mozart Symphony No. 40 in G minor K. 550 (1788) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Saint-Saens Morceau de concert pour cor et orchestre en Fa mineur Op. 94 (1887) Ladislav Vondracek, horn
	Brahms Symphony No. 4 in E minor Op. 98 (1884-1885)
	Smetana Hall, Prague, 24 and 25 Apr 1952
	Mendelssohn-Bartholdy Paulus Op. 36 (1864-36) Drahomira Tikalova, soprano - Beno Blachut, tenor - Karel Berman, bass Czech Singers' Chorus / Jan Kühn - Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Smetana Hall, Prague, 04 Jun 1952 Prague Spring Festival, 29 May-16 Jun 1952
	Saint-Saens Concerto for cello and orchestra No. 1 in A minor Op. 33 (1872) - Recorded Mtislav Rostropovich, cello Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Tchaïkovsky Rococo variations Op. 33 (1876-77) - Recorded Mtislav Rostropovich, cello
	Dvořák Concerto for cello and orchestra No. 2 in B minor Op. 104 (1894-95) - Live Mtislav Rostropovich, cello RadioServis CR 1998 (CD) (Third movement)
	Smetana Hall, Prague, 10 Jun 1952 Prague Spring Festival
	Beethoven Coriolanus, overture Op. 62 (1807) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Beethoven Concerto for violin and orchestra in D major Op. 61 (1806) Alexander Plocek, violin
	Suk Asrael, symphony Op. 27 (1905-06)
	Dvorak Hall, Prague, 26 Jun 1952 Concert with members of the Smetana quartet
	Haendel Concerto for viola and orchestra in B minor ( published 1924) (written by Henri Casadesus) Jaroslav Rybensky, viola Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Tchaïkovsky Concerto for violin and orchestra in D Op. 35 (1878) Ludomir Kostecky, violin
	Khachaturian Concerto for violin and orchestra in D minor (1940) Jiri Novak, violin
	Floral Greenhouse Gardens, Kromeriz, 03 Sep 1952
	Beethoven Leonore III , overture Op. 72a (1806) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Beethoven Concerto for violin and orchestra in D major Op. 61 (1806) Alexander Plocek, violin
	Beethoven Symphony No. 5 in C minor Op. 67 (1807-1808)
	Cirkus Beskyd, Ostrava, 04 Sep 1952
	Smetana Ma Vlast ( My Country ) 1:112 (1879) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Krematorium, Prague, 23 Sep 1952 Funeral ceremony for Gramofony general manager Josef Has
	Fibich Smutceni pochod (Funeral March, from The Bride of Messina) Op. 18 (1882-83) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Suk Serenade for string orchestra in E flat major Op. 6 (1892)
	Dvorak Hall, Prague, 01 Oct 1952 IInd Youth concert
	Beethoven Leonore III , overture Op. 72a (1806) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Beethoven Concerto for piano and orchestra No. 1 in C major Op. 15 (1795) Jan Panenka, piano
	Dvorak Hall, Prague, 02 and 03 Oct 1952
	Beethoven Leonore III , overture Op. 72a (1806) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Beethoven Concerto for piano and orchestra No. 1 in C major Op. 15 (1795) Jan Panenka, piano
	Beethoven Symphony No. 5 in C minor Op. 67 (1807-1808)
	Racing Club, Plzen, 18 Oct 1952
	Smetana Ma Vlast ( My Country ) 1:112 (1879) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Smetena Hall, Prague, 24 Oct 1952 Ist precongress concert of the Union of Czech Composers
	Petrželka Pastoral sinfonietta Op. 51 (1951-52) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Kardoš Mierova kantata Op. 21b (1950) Czech Singers' Chorus / Jan Kühn
	Hradil Zpev miru (Peace song) (1951)
	Seidel Lide bdete (People watch) (3rd mvt)
	Dvorak Hall, Prague, 29 Oct 1952 IIIrd Youth concert
	Beethoven Symphony No. 5 in C minor Op. 67 (1807-1808) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Dvorak Hall, Prague, 04 Nov 1952 Gala concert for the 70th anniversary of the premiere of the work
	Smetana Ma Vlast ( My Country ) 1:112 (1879) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Dvorak Hall, Prague, 05 Nov 1952 IVth Youth concert
	Shostakovich Symphony No. 7 "Leningrad" in C major Op. 60 (1941) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Dvorak Hall, Prague, 07 Nov 1952 Gala concert for the 35th Anniversary of the Russian Revolution
	Prokofiev Russian overture for orchestra Op. 72 (1936-37) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Shostakovich Symphony No. 7 "Leningrad" in C major Op. 60 (1941)
	Dvorak Hall, Prague, 26 Nov 1952 VIth Youth concert [Slansky Trial (20-27 Nov 1952)]
	Beethoven Symphony No. 3 in E flat major Op. 55 (1802-1804) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Dvorak Hall, Prague, 27 and 28 Nov 1952
	Beethoven Symphony No. 3 in E flat major Op. 55 (1802-1804) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Beethoven Symphony No. 4 in B flat major Op. 60 (1806)
	Smetana Hall, Prague, 19 Dec 1952 Gala concert for Stalin's 73rd birthday anniversary
	Beethoven Symphony No. 3 in E flat major Op. 55 (1802-1804) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Shostakovich Song of the Forests Op. 81 (1949) Antonin Votava, tenor - Ladislav Mraz, bass Czech Singers' Chorus / Jan Kühn
	Dvorak Hall, Prague, 08 Jan 1953 Ist precongress concert of the Union of Czech Artists
	Petrželka Pastoral sinfonietta Op. 51 (1951-52) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Kardoš Mierova kantata Op. 21b (1950)
	Hradil Zpev miru (Peace song) (1951)
	Seidel Lide bdete (People watch) (3rd mvt)
	Dvorak Hall, Prague, 09 Jan 1953
	Krejčí 14 Variations on a Folk Song, for the composer's deseased wife (1951-52) (Premiere) Czech Singers' Chorus / Jan Kühn - Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Novák Podzimni symfonie (Autumn symphony) Op. 62 (1934) Czech Singers' Chorus / Jan Kühn
	Dvorak Hall, Prague, 29 and 30 Jan 1953
	Slavický Three Moravian Dance Fantasies (1951) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Trojan Cisaruv slavik (The Emperor's Nightingale), music for the Jiri Trnka's film (1948)
	Strauss Concerto for oboe and orchestra in D major Op. 144 (1945) Josef Shejbal, oboe
	Strauss Till Eulenspiegel Op. 28 (1894-95)
	Dvorak Hall, Prague, 07-09 Feb 1953
	Beethoven Symphony No. 5 in C minor Op. 67 (1807-1808) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra Supraphon 14575/78 (78) Supraphon DV 5153 (LP) Supraphon LPV 148 (LP) Supraphon SUA 10123 (LP) Supraphon 10544/5 (2 LPs) (3. Allegro)) Supraphon [FR] LPV 148 (LP) Atoll 82117 (LP) Supraphon [NL] SUA 10123 (LP) Supraphon [DE] LKS 30011 (LP) Supraphon [DE] 87406/407 (2 LPs) Delta DA 2017 (2 LPs) Marcato 63904 (LP) (excerpts) Elite Special CSLP 6010 (LP) Ariola Eurodisc Barcelona K-203 161 (LP) Discophon 3015 (LP) Parliament PLP(S) 136 (LP) Supraphon SU 1937-2 (CD) Supraphon Gold Edition SU 3685-2 (CD) Supraphon [JP] COCO 6370 (CD) Supraphon [JP] COCQ 84475 (CD) Venias VN013 (CD) (33 CD set)
	Dvorak Hall, Prague, 11 Feb 1953
	Smetana Ceska pisen (Czech Song), cantata (1878) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Nejedlý Vitezstvi bude nase (Victory will be ours) (1941)
	Smetana Hall, Prague, 19 and 20 Feb 1953
	Beethoven Symphony No. 1 in C major Op. 21 (1800) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Beethoven Symphony No. 9 in C minor Op. 125 (1822-1824) Marie Tauberova, soprano - Maria Krasova, alto - Beno Blachut, tenor - Eduard Haken, bass Czech Singers' Chorus / Jan Kühn
	Dvorak Hall, Prague, 21-23 Feb 1953
	Beethoven Symphony No. 1 in C major Op. 21 (1800) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra Supraphon 14579/81 (78) Supraphon VM 567/570 (2 LPs) Supraphon DV 5294/95 (2 LPs) Supraphon DM 5155 (10") Supraphon LPM 147 (10") Bertelsmann 8005 (10") Supraphon LPV 218/219 (2 LPs) Supraphon LPV 218/219 (2 LPs) Supraphon SU 10255/6 or 131025/6 (2 LPs) Supraphon SU 1937-2 (CD) Supraphon Gold Edition SU 3669-2 (CD) Supraphon [JP] COCO 6370 (CD) Supraphon [JP] COCQ 84475 (CD) Venias VN013 (CD) (33 CD set)
	Dvorak Hall, Prague, 26 and 27 Feb 1953
	Hanuš Symphony No. 2 in G major Op. 26 (1950-51) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Bartók Concerto for piano and orchestra No. 3 Sz.119 (1945) Eva Bernathova, piano
	Debussy Iberia CD 118 (1906-08)
	Spanish Hall, Prague, 18 Mar 1953 Funeral ceremony for President Gottwald dead on 14 March, after Stalin on 05
	Dvořák Serenade for string orchestra in E major Op. 22 (1875) (excerpts) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Suk Serenade for string orchestra in E flat major Op. 6 (1892) (excerpts)
	Tchaïkovsky String quartet No. 1 in D major Op. 11 (1871) (Andante cantabile)
	Spanish Hall, Prague, 19 Mar 1953 Funeral ceremony for President Gottwald
	Škroup Hymn of the Czechoslovak Republic (1831) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Alexandrov Hymn of the Soviet Union (1943)
	Dvorak Hall, Prague, 23 and 24 Apr 1953
	Haendel Messiah HWV 56 (1741) Ruzena Kohoutova, soprano - Ruzena Stodolova, alto - Ivo Zidek, tenor - Jiri Bar, bass Czech Singers' Chorus / Jan Kühn - Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Dvorak Hall, Prague, 30 Apr 1953 Special concert
	Kabalevsky Concerto for cello and orchestra No. 1 in G minor Op.49 (1948-49) Sasa Vectonov, cello Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Sibelius Concerto for violin and orchestra in D minor Op. 47 (1903-04, 1905) Ladislav Jasek, violin
	Tchaïkovsky Concerto for piano and orchestra No. 1 in B flat minor Op. 23 (1874-75) Stanislav Knor, piano
	Dvorak Hall, Prague, 25-26 May 1953
	Suk Fantasy for violin and orchestra in G minor Op. 24 ( 1903 ) Alexander Plocek, violin Czech Philharmonic Orchestra Supraphon DV 5183 (LP) Supraphon LPV 232 (LP)
	Dvorak Hall, Prague, 28 May 1953 Special concert
	Beethoven Leonore III , overture Op. 72a (1806) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Beethoven Concerto for piano and orchestra No. 4 in G major Op. 58 (1806) Josef Palenicek, piano
	Beethoven Symphony No. 5 in C minor Op. 67 (1807-1808)
	Smetana Hall, Prague, 15 Jun 1953 Prague Spring Festival, 15 Jun-03 Jul 1953
	Smetana Ma Vlast ( My Country ) 1:112 (1879) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Dvorak Hall, Prague, 21-23 Sep 1953
	Slavický Three Moravian Dance Fantasies (1951) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra Supraphon DV 5182 (LP) Supraphon LPV 201 (LP) Supraphon LPV 201 (LP) Supraphon Gold Edition SU 3688-2 (CD) Venias VN013 (CD) (33 CD set)
	Dvorak Hall, Prague, 05 Oct 1953 Gala concert for the Czechoslovak Armed Forces
	Smetana Ma Vlast ( My Country ), 6 . Blanik Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Smetana Ma Vlast ( My Country ), 5 . Tabor
	Beethoven Symphony No. 5 in C minor Op. 67 (1807-1808)
	Dvorak Hall, Prague, 07 Oct 1953 Ist Youth concert
	Dvořák Slavonic Dances Op. 46 (1878) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Dvorak Hall, Prague, 08 Oct 1953
	Haydn Symphony No. 92 in G major (1788) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
	Slavík Concerto for violin and orchestra in A minor (1827) Alexander Plocek, violin
	Beethoven Symphony No. 4 in B flat major Op. 60 (1806)

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