Poslechové Skladby Pro Hudební Výchovu V III. Ročníku Všeobecně Vzdělávacích Škol

Released by the state-owned Czechoslovak label Supraphon in 1961, this record was produced as a specialized pedagogical tool intended for third-year students in general education schools. During the socialist era, the Ministry of Education frequently commissioned labels like Supraphon to create standardized audio materials to accompany state-approved music curricula, ensuring that children across the country received uniform exposure to classical and folk repertoire as part of their socialist upbringing.

The disc serves as a curated selection of listening exercises designed to foster musical literacy and appreciation in a classroom setting. While the individual performers often remained uncredited to emphasize the educational content over the cult of personality, the curation reflects the era's focus on formal musicology and national cultural heritage. It represents a functional piece of mid-century Czech institutional design, where the aesthetics of the sleeve were kept minimal and instructional to serve the pedagogical purpose of the school system.