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František Halas
Band, 1901-1949 AT, Brno
Spoken Word and Classical
Czech poet. Born October 3, 1901 in Brno (Austria- Hungary, now Czech Republic). Died October 27, 1949 in Prague (former Czechoslovakia).
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Popular Tracks 
Songs for a Children's Choir, H. 373: No. 2, The Blacksmith on Openings by Bohuslav Martinů, Jitro Czech Girls Choir & Jiří Skopal Songs for a Children's Choir, H. 373: No. 1, Easter Song on Openings by Bohuslav Martinů, Jitro Czech Girls Choir & Jiří Skopal Songs for a Children's Choir, H. 373: No. 3, Children's Riddles on Openings by Bohuslav Martinů, Jitro Czech Girls Choir & Jiří SkopalTrack list and 30sec audio provided by 
Discography
| Title | Artist | Year | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Řezáč: Návrat, Halas: Já Se Tam Vrátím | Ivan Řezáč, František Halas, Otomar Krejča | 2016 | Single |
| Moderní České A Slovenské Básnické Sbírky IV. | František Halas / František Branislav / Vojtech Mihálik | 1970 | Album |
| Moderní České A Slovenské Básnické Sbírky I. | Jiří Wolker / Jaroslav Seifert / František Hrubín / František Halas / Laco Novomeský | 1967 | Album |
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