Most Recent Articles from Czech Music

• Jana Lewitova, Vladimir Merta: In Darkness Let Me Dwell 

  Jana Lewitova, Vladimir Merta In Darkness Let Me Dwell (John Dowland) Jana Lewitova--vocals, viola, harp, Vladimir Merta--vocals, lutes, baritone...

  04/01/09 by Josef Sebesta · More from publication

• Peter Vrabel: I don't have to have new faces around me all the time 

  [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Most of the work of Peter Vrabel, a Slovak conductor living in Prague, is connected with the Berg...

  04/01/09 by Vitezslav Mikes · More from publication

• Music competitions in the Czech Republic 

  [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Music competitions are...

  04/01/09 by Mojmir Sobotka · More from publication

• Milos Stedron answers Michael Beckerman 

  In the last number of the magazine Michael Beckerman responded to my marginalia (a total of 140 words) on his book Janacek as Theorist in my review...

  04/01/09 by Milos Stedron · More from publication

• Roman Patocka: music is as natural for me as breathing 

  For some time now Czech music critics have had the pleasure of being able to say that we have several young violinists of both sexes who have a...

  04/01/09 by Lubos Stehlik · More from publication

• Czech Vienna: the music culture of the Czech minority in Vienna 1840-1918 

  [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] The phrase "Czech music" or "Czech music culture" is rightly associated...

  04/01/09 by Viktor Velek · More from publication

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