"Valerie a týden divů" ("Valerie and Her Week of Wonders") is one of the most important movies of the Czechoslovak new wave movement, which interested the nation from the early Sixties to the early Seventies. It was directed by Jaromil Jireš and premiered in September, 1970.
The soundtrack was recorded by Luboš Fišer (1935-1999), which was active as both an academic musician and a film composer. It's an eclectic and unusual soundtrack, in which Fišer mixed Czech folk music, chamber music, church music, avant-garde, and psychedelia.
Even though it was one of the most important elements of the movie, it was released as a Cd only in 2006, by British indie label Finders Keepers.
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Sovietsam, it Took a long while to figure out how to get a msg to you. Thanks for all the great sounds and history. Can you drop any Dzamble - Polish band from, i think, late 1960s Krakow? I heard them in a soundtrack to the Polish TV series Rojst and found it dense and captivating. (how do i comment with my Gaagle acct?? I must have a url to post non-anonymously??)
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