Jezek Jaroslav. Rhapsodie pre klavir

Praha: Orbis, 1949. — 13 p.His musical output is commonly divided into two parts. The first part of his work consists of chamber, piano and concertant compositions, created first under the influence of Stravinsky, of the Parisian Les Six and of Arnold Schoenberg. Later he found his own, specific and modern expression. He also became a popular jazz composer in pre-war Czechoslovakia. He composed songs and dances for the revue plays of the Prague Free Theatre. His melodies are popular in the Czech Republic to this day. Ježek was also evidently fascinated by American jazz.
Intended for student of music universities, medium difficulty