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Říhovský, Vojtěch [Adalbert]
(b Dub na Moravě, Moravia, 21 April 1871; d Prague, 15 Sept 1950). Czech composer. Between 1887 and 1892 he studied in Prague at the Organ School, the Jan Ludvík Lukes Singing Institute and the Arnošt Černý Music Institute. He then assisted the choir in his home town (where his father was teacher and choirmaster from 1892 to 1902), and directed the choirs in Chrudim (1902–14) and at St Ludmila, Prague-Vinohrady (1914–36). His activities also included performing (viola, violin and piano), directing the choir at the archbishop’s seminary, acting as adviser to the Prague music publishing house of Mojmír Urbánek (from 1902) and contributing to the Prague periodicals Dalibor (which in 1920 he edited with Jaromír Borecký) and Cyril. His short compositions were printed as supplements to the journals Hudební květy and Česká hudba. He also played a part in the Cecilian Movement, which aimed at a revival of Catholic church music.

For the most part Říhovský composed sacred music, producing almost 300 pieces in this field. The style is basically Romantic; the melodic invention and the refined polyphony do not depart from the norms established for liturgical music. His Christmas carols and organ compositions show the effect on his work of folksong, mainly in a stylized manner (e.g. the Praktický varhaník, or ‘Practical Organist’, Vánoční preludia, ‘Christmas Prelude’, for organ). In the sphere of secular music he wrote principally short vocal and instrumental pieces. Even in these he remained within the bounds of late Romanticism, and his style, affected by commercial demand, is sometimes eclectic. His educational works were important in their time.

Works (selective list):

Sacred vocal: Cyrilmetodějská mše [Cyril and Methodius Mass], op.2; Missa loretta, op.3; Missa jubilaei solemnis, op.33; Missa pastoralis, op.48; Missa Sanctae Ludmilae, op.68; Missa Beatae Mariae de Lourdes, op.92; 31 other masses, 5 requiems, 50 graduals, 50 offertories, 11 litanies, 7 Te Deum, 120 Pange lingua etc.
Secular vocal: 5 Pieces, op.10, female chorus; 3 Lyric Songs, op.30, chorus; Balada o starém hradě [Ballad of the Old Castle], op.37, male chorus
Chbr: Pohádka [Fairy Tale], op.51, pf trio
Pf: Pieces, op.6; Prosté motivy [Simple Motifs], op.23; Taneční motivy [Dance Motifs], op.52; Po různých stezkách [On Diverse Paths], op.60
Org: Praktický varhaník [Practical Organist], op.26; Vánoční preludia [Christmas Prelude], op.69; Kniha preludií [Book of Preludes], opp.81, 122
Educational: Malý Paganini [Young Paganini], vn, op.8; Album pro mládež [Albums for the Young], opp.22, 28, pf; Nálady [Moods], op.39, 4 vn; Sonatinas, op.50, pf; Studies, op.73, pf; Concertino, op.87, vn
Principal publishers: Česká hudba, Promberger (Olomouc), Mojmír Urbánek (Prague)