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Wikimedia Commons has media related to Karel Kryl. At first he was thrilled with the end of totalism , but he soon became openly disappointed with the course of transformation of the politics and society. Faced with certainty of imprisonment in his homeland, he decided to apply for political asylum and stay abroad. The title song, and other songs on the album, reflected on the paralysis that brought the nation of the Prague Spring on its knees and into a new subjugation; they reference the self-sacrifice of Jan Palach as well as the brutal suppression by the Czechoslovak police of peaceful protests on the first anniversary of the invasion. The album described his perception of the inhumanity of the regime and his views on life under communist rule. The lyrics of Kryl's songs are highly poetic and sophisticated, with perfect rhyming and a frequent use of metaphors and historical allusions. Kryl also attacked those who sought to manipulate the Czech and Slovak citizens by nationalist catchphrases and lies about economic transformation.

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He graduated in Pages with dpisy errors Articles with hCards Pages using Template: By using this site, you agree to the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. Kryl went on several tours across Scandinavia, North America and Australia. On March 3,just a month before his fiftieth birthday, Karel Kryl died of a heart attack in a Munich hospital. Though his albums kryk banned in Czechoslovakia and not played on government-controlled ,ryl stations, many of his songs became iconic back in his homeland, where listening to his records or singing his songs became a major component of underground protest.

Retrieved 1 August Kryl also attacked those who sought to manipulate the Czech and Slovak citizens by nationalist catchphrases and lies about economic transformation.

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In other projects Wikimedia Commons. Due to the conditions in the country that he considered unbearable, he decided to leave for Germany again. Wikimedia Commons has media related to Karel Kryl. His second album, Rakovina meaning "Cancer" in Czech was banned in Czechoslovakia; however, copies were smuggled into the country and circulated widely.

Views Read Edit View history. When the Warsaw Pact armies occupied Czechoslovakia on August 21,to suppress the Prague Spring reform movement, Kryl released his first album.

Karel Kryl

The lyrics of Kryl's songs are highly poetic and sophisticated, with perfect rhyming and a frequent use of metaphors and historical allusions. Retrieved from " https: This page was last edited on 21 Marchat The sparse sounds of his guitar served to underscore the natural flow of the lyrics themselves.

The Kryl family owned a printing business, which was confiscated from them after the communist takeover in The title song, and other songs on the album, reflected on the paralysis that brought the nation of the Prague Spring on its knees and into a new subjugation; they reference the self-sacrifice of Jan Palach as well as the brutal suppression by the Czechoslovak police of peaceful protests on the first anniversary of the invasion.

However, unlike Dylan, the Czech singer had a smooth and pure, though forceful voice, which gave a hauntingly moving quality to his mournful lyrics. The album described his perception of the inhumanity of the regime and his views on life under communist rule.

In his spare time he performed his romantic and satiric folk songs in numerous small clubs.

Czech Wikiquote has quotations related to: At first he was thrilled with the end of totalismbut he soon became mryl disappointed with the course of transformation of the politics and society. In certain respects—especially the complexity of his lyrics, his accompaniment by a single acoustic guitar, and also his great popularity—Kryl was similar to a young Bob Dylan. Kryl moved to Prague in as an assistant at Czechoslovak Television.

Kryl attained a second, German, graduation in and went on to study art history and journalism at the Ludwig Maximilian University in Munichthough he never attained a title. The album, released in earlywas banned and removed from shelves shortly after, but this could not fopisy the songs from getting around the audience and becoming cult hits.

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. During this time, he composed songs not only in his native Czech, but also in Polish and German.

Faced with certainty of imprisonment in his homeland, he decided to apply for political asylum and stay abroad.