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С удовольствием узнали о юбилейном выпуске альбома гениальной словацкой группы Collegium Musicum. Пока этого релиза у нас нет, но надо брать обязательно!!! Состав группы: Мариан Варга, Фёдор Фресо, Франтишек Григляк. Эти парни знают, что играют!

Треки на CD:
1. Mikrokozmos 8:29
2. Ulica plna plastov do dazda 7:48
3. Concerto in "D" 10:51
4. Burleska 9:33
5. Suita po 1000 a jednej noci 20:51
6. Hommage a J.S. Bach 7:14
Total Time: 64:40

Треки на DVD:
1. Mikrokozmos 8:29
2. Ulica plna plastov do dazda 7:48
3. Concerto in "D" 10:51
4. Strange Theme 16:14
5. Burleska 9:33
6. Suita po 1000 a jednej noci 20:51
7. Hommage a J.S. Bach 7:14

The legendary Slovak rock group Collegium Musicum, in almost original lineup with Marian Varga, Fedor Freso, Frantisek Griglak completed with a young drummer Martin Valihora, recorded concerts from 28th- 29th of November 2009 in the Arena Theatre in Bratislava.
Perhaps no other Slovak band could make bigger stir with their comeback in 2008 at Beatfest as an art rock band which was formed around the keyboard magician Marian Varga in 1969. Their popularity, which lasted several decades and soon began rapidly outreaching the borders of former Czechoslovakia, was achieved mainly by masterly and originally mastered interpretations of familiar works of classical music. Such as the Concerto in D by Joseph Haydn which can be on the new live album. Collegium Musicum has begun, in this regard, the most important band in the former "Eastern bloc".
Marian Varga discontinued the activities in Collegium Musicum in 1979 and came back occasionally. The success of performances in 2008 at Beatfest gave rise to the ideas on the live DVD. The result is a recording from November 2009. White booklet with black inscription forms the cover of live CD and DVD "Speak, Memory"; besides two carriers also contains number of current photographs of this legendary group. While the CD contains six songs over the total time of sixty minutes, the visual material on the DVD contains one more track and exceeds eighty minutes.

(Indies Scope / Pavian Records)