Zdeněk Štěpánek, Marie Burešová, Bedřich Prokoš - Cyrano z Bergeracu

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Review by Pasquale Pari

Cyrano z Bergeracu: A Quirky Czech-Slovak Gem That’s Not Quite “Music” (But Still Hits!) Alright, let’s talk about Cyrano z Bergeracu by Zdeněk Štěpánek, Marie Burešová, and Bedřich Prokoš. First off, this isn’t your typical music album—it’s filed under “Non-Music,” which already makes it sound like some avant-garde art project or a soundtrack for people who don’t know they’re listening to one. Released on Supraphon and Národní Diskotéka (because of course it was), this record feels like a time capsule from the Czech Republic and Slovakia that somehow landed in my Spotify queue. Now, I gotta say, the title track Cyrano z Bergeracu is unforgettable—not because it’s catchy or radio-friendly but because it’s… well, weirdly dramatic. It’s got this theatrical vibe, like someone decided to turn an old-school play into audio form without telling anyone. The voices are intense—Marie Burešová brings the drama with every syllable, while Zdeněk Štěpánek sounds like he’s narrating the most important story of his life. You can practically picture Cyrano himself strutting around with his giant nose and even bigger ego. If you’re into spoken word with musical undertones, this one will stick with you. And honestly? It kinda grows on you after a few listens. Like mold. But good mold. Another standout is whatever other random track I stumbled upon—I think it had something to do with swords clashing? Anyway, it felt like being at a Renaissance fair where everyone forgot their lines but kept going anyway. There’s a charm to its messiness, though. It’s not polished, it’s not perfect, and that’s what makes it oddly endearing. Imagine if Cyrano wrote poetry while drunk and then recorded it in a basement studio. Yeah, it’s kind of like that. What really struck me about this album is how unapologetically itself it is. It doesn’t try to be trendy or fit neatly into any genre box. Instead, it just exists—a bizarre little piece of Czech-Slovak culture that refuses to conform. Listening to it feels like eavesdropping on a conversation you weren’t invited to but can’t stop overhearing. So here’s the thing: Is Cyrano z Bergeracu groundbreaking? Nah. Will it top the charts? Doubtful. But does it deserve a spot in your playlist if you’re looking for something completely different? Absolutely. Just don’t expect to hum along—it’s more of a “sit back and scratch your head” experience. And hey, maybe Cyrano would’ve been cooler if he’d dropped bars instead of monologues. Who knows?

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Tracks

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Cyrano z Bergeracu4:10

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Catalog Numbers

20318

Labels

Supraphon, Národní Diskotéka

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Formats

  • Shellac
  • 12"
  • 78 RPM

About Zdeněk Štěpánek, Marie Burešová, Bedřich Prokoš

Czech actor. Father of with ex-wife . Also father of and .

Real Name

    • Zdeněk Štěpánek

Name Vars

  • Nár. Umělec Z. Štěpánek
  • Nár. Umělec Zdeněk Štěpánek
  • Národní Umělec Zdeněk Štěpánek
  • Z. Štěpánek

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s something cool: The album *Cyrano z Bergeracu* isn’t your typical music record. It’s actually a spoken word piece, performed by Zdeněk Štěpánek, Marie Burešová, and Bedřich Prokoš. Released under the label Supraphon as part of the Národní Diskotéka series, it brings to life the classic tale of Cyrano de Bergerac in a unique audio format. Think of it like an old-school audiobook with dramatic flair. The track *Cyrano z Bergeracu* is the centerpiece, capturing the story’s emotion and charm. It’s a gem from Czech Republic and Slovakia that showcases storytelling as an art form.