Ave Maria, op. 19b

Name: Ave Maria, op. 19b
Duration: 2 min 59 s

Appears on releases

#	Title	Length	Track artist	Release title	Release artist	Release group type	Country/Date	Label	Catalog#
Official
1.7	Ave Maria, op. 19b	2:59	Antonín Dvořák	Mass in D major	Dvořák; Czech Philharmonic Chorus, Lubomír Mátl, Josef Kšica	Album	CZ1994-09	Supraphon (Czech production agency)	11 1430-2 231
1.7	Ave Maria for Contralto and Organ, op. 19B (B. 68)	2:59	Antonín Dvořák	Mass in D major	Dvořák; Prague Philharmonic Choir, Lubomír Mátl, Josef Kšica	Album	CZ2004-05-10	Supraphon (Czech production agency)	SU 3787-2 231
8.3	Ave Maria, op. 19B (B 68)	3:03	Antonín Dvořák	Sacred Works & Cantatas: Requiem / Stabat Mater / Biblical Songs / Mass in D Major / Te Deum / Psalm 149 / Saint Ludmila / The Spectre's Bride / The Heirs of the White Mountain / Sacred Songs	Dvořák; Czech Philarmonic, Prague Symphony Orchestra, Bělohlávek, Sawallisch, Smetáček, Košler, Neumann, Beňačková, Soukupová, Urbanová, Blachut, Jindrák, Kusnjer, Mikuláš, Novák et al., Prague Philarmonic Choir	Album + Compilation	CZ2015	Supraphon (Czech production agency)	SU 4187-2

recording engineer:	Martin Kusák (on 1991-06-17)
producer:	Vladimír Koronthály
editor:	Jana Smékalová (Czech editor and producer)
organ:	Josef Kšica (organist) (on 1991-06-17)
contralto vocals:	Drahomíra Drobková (Czech alto) (on 1991-06-17)

phonographic copyright (℗) by:	Supraphon (Czech production agency) (in 1992)

recorded at:	Prayer Hall of the Czech Brethren Evangelical Church in Praha (Prague), Czechia (on 1991-06-17)

recording of:	Ave Maria, op. 19b, B. 68 (for alto or baritone and organ) (on 1991-06-17)

composer:	Antonín Dvořák (composer) (from 1877-07-23 until 1877-07-24)
dedicated to:	Anna Dvořáková

premiered at:	[concert] (1877-07-26)

publisher:	Emanuel Stary (in 1883)

composed at:	Sychrov Castle (from 1877-07-23 until 1877-07-24)