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For the 2000 Czech film "Kytice", see Wild Flowers (2000 film).

Kytice z pověstí národních (A Bouquet of Folk Legends), also known by the short title Kytice (Czech for bouquet), is a collection of ballads by the Czech author Karel Jaromír Erben. The collection was first published in 1853 and was originally made up of 12 poems. Lilie was added to the second edition in 1861.

  1. Kytice [cz]
  2. Poklad [cz] (Treasure)
  3. Svatební košile [cz] (The Wedding Shirts)
  4. Polednice [cz] (Lady midday)
  5. Zlatý kolovrat [cz] (The Golden Spinning-Wheel)
  6. Štědrý den [cz] (Christmas Eve)
  7. Holoubek [cz] (Little Dove)
  8. Záhořovo lože [cz] (Záhoř's Bed)
  9. Vodník  [cz] (The Water-Goblin)
  10. Vrba  [cz] (Willow)
  11. Lilie  [cz] (Lily)
  12. Dceřina kletba [cz] (Daughter's Curse)
  13. Věštkyně [cz] (Seeress)

Translations

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There are two full translations into English in print, Marcela Sulak (2012), A Bouquet of Czech Folktales, Prague, Twisted Spoon Press, and Susan Reynolds (2012), Kytice, London, Jantar Publishing.[1]

Marcela Sulak's translation has been used for subtitling performances of Dvořák's adaptations in Prague and the film version at the Warsaw Film Festival.[2] The edition is illustrated with artwork by Alén Diviš.

Susan Reynolds' translations were years in the making; she had read some of her translations at a symposium at the Antonin Dvořák Museum in Prague in 2004, which were lauded as "brilliant".[3]

Svatební košile was translated under the title "Spectre's Bride" by Josef Štýbr [cz].[4]

Adaptations

The Kytice collection has inspired several adaptations for various media:

Films
  • Kytice (Wild Flowers), a 2000 Czech drama film directed by F. A. Brabec depicting 7 of the poems: Kytice, Vodník, Svatební košile, Polednice, Zlatý kolovrat, Dceřina kletba, Štědrý den
  • Svatební košile, a 1978 Czech animated short directed by Josef Kábrt
  • Svatební košile, a 1925 Czech film directed by and starring Theodor Pištěk
Music
Opera
Theatre

References

Citations
  1. ^ Hames (2014), p. 331.
  2. ^ Rechcigl, Miloslav, Jr. - (2016), "Marcela Sulak", Encyclopedia of Bohemian and Czech-American Biography, vol. 2, AuthorHouse{{citation}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link)
  3. ^ Gabrielová, Jarmila (2005), "The Work of Antonin Dvořák (1841–-1904). Aspects of Composition —- Problems of Editing —- Reception, Prague, September 8–11, 2004", Journal of the Institute of Musicology of the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts, 5: 434
  4. ^ Erben, Karel Jaromír (1919), "Spectre's Bride", The Czechoslovak Review, 3, Štýbr, Josef (tr.): 298–300
Bibliography
(translations)
  • Erben, Karel Jaromír (2012), A Bouquet of Czech Folktales, Sulak, Marcela (tr.), Prague: Twisted Spoon Press, ISBN 9788086264417
  • Erben, Karel Jaromír (2013), Kytice, Reynolds, Susan (tr.); Diviš, Alén (illustr.), London: Jantar Publishing, ISBN 978-0-9568890-2-7
(secondary sources)


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