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Sláva Vorlová

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Vorlová composed a large number of works, including operas, orchestral pieces and jazz songs. Several of her compositions have been issued as recordings. Selected works include:
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In 1933, she returned to composing and produced a string quartet, then continued her composition studies the next year with
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of Music. In 1945, Vorlová witnessed her husband's execution by an
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Concerto for bass clarinet and string orchestra, Op. 50 (1961)
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Symphony for large orchestra, Op. 18 (1948); dedicated to
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to study piano with Václav Štěpán and composition with
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