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Articles in Jan, 2008 issue of Czech Music

• Gustav Mahler: Symphonies nos. 1-9
  by Jindrich Balek
• Leos Janacek String Quartet no. 1 Pavel Haas
  by Vlasta Reittererova
• Czech composers in the post-modern era, Czech Music CD series #1: chamber music
  by Miroslav Pudlak
• Leos Janacek
  by Michaela Komarkova
• Vaclav Jan Tomasek
  by Veroslav Nemec
• Bohuslav Martinu
  by Lubos Stehlik
• Concerto for Piano and Orchestra no. 4 in G major
  by Veroslav Nemec
• The sources of Antonin Dvorak's music
  by Jaroslav Smolka
• Jan Dismas Zelenka
  by Ondrej Jaluvka
• Jaroslav Jezek: co-creator of the Czech inter-war modern movement
  by Katerina Hnatova
• Bedrich Smetana
  by Helena Havlikova
• The plusses, pitfalls and prospects of electro-acoustic music: last November Musica Nova, the international competition in electro-acoustic music took place in Prague. Already in its 16th year, the competition attracted 85 pieces by composers from 26 cou
  by Lenka Dohnalova
• Bohuslav Martinu: The Greek Passion
  by Marta Tuzilova
• Heinrich Ignaz Franz Biber Missa Salisburgensis, Plaudite tympana
  by Jana Slimacova
• Brahms
  by Jindrich Bajgar
• Leos Janacek Lachian Dances, The Cunning Little Vixen , Taras Bulba
  by Bohuslav Vitek
• The Smetana Trio: Tchaikovsky, Dvorak
  by Veroslav Nemec
• Piano Concerto in G minor
  by Veroslav Nemec
• Mlada Krev Young Blood
• Due Boemi di Praga
  by Tomas Kucera
• Antonin Dvorak
  by Tereza Kibicova
• Bedrich Smetana
  by Lubos Stehlik
• Bedrich Smetana
  by Veroslav Nemec
• Bohuslav Matej Cernohorsky
  by Dagmar Stefancova
• Antonin Dvorak
  by Bohuslav Vitek
• Martina Jankova Voyage
  by Petr Veber
• Josef Suk, Rudolf Firkusny
  by Lubos Stehlik
• Antonin Dvorak
  by Vlasta Reittererova
• Upside-Down or Bacchanalistica
  by Jan Bata
• Johann Sebastian Bach
  by Lubos Stehlik
• Jaroslav Tuma
  by Jitka Kocurkova
• Jan Ignac Frantisek Vojta
  by Marc Niubo
• Bohuslav Martinu
  by Lubos Stehlik
• Darius Milhaud: Le Boeuf sur le toit
  by Lubos Stehlik
• Terezin/Theresienstadt: Weber, Svenk, Strauss, Roman, Taube, Ullmann, Krasa, Haas, Schulhoff
  by Vlasta Reittererova
• Editorial
  by Matej Kratochvil
• Zdenek Macal: the hardest thing is to make the right decision at the right time
  by Agata Pilatova
• Czech orchestras
• Miroslav Pudlak—balancing on the edge of kitsch
  by Tereza Havelkova
• The case for speech melodies, reopened
  by Jonathan G. Secora Pearl
• Respect for tradition and creative visions
  by Jarmila Prochazkova
• Gesamtkunstwerk on ice
  by Matej Kratochvil
• Bedrich Smetana: 2th March 1824-12th May 1884
  by Marta Ottlova
• Smetana's Dalibor: as tragic opera
  by Marta Ottlova
• "The Pope of Prague music in the early 19th century": Vaclav Jan Tomasek
  by Vitezslav Mikes
• Editorial
• Musico-farmer
  by Martin Smolka
• Miloslav Kabelac and percussion: Miloslav Kabelac was featured in the Profiles supplement to Czech Music 2/2004. Much of his legacy consists of pieces for percussion or with prominent and major parts for percussion, and in this category Kabelac's work is
  by Jaromir Havlik
• Zbynek Vostrak:
  by Miroslav Pudlak
• Jan Krtitel Vanhal true patriot and zealous Christian:
• Martin Janicek's strange new layers
  by Petr Ferenc
• Music in the domains of Cesky Krumlov, or the secret of the chateau depositary
  by Gabriela Nemcova
• Rusalka
• Editorial
  by Petr Bakla
• In opera direction a generalising approach means the absolute end
  by Radmila Hrdinova
• Vaclav Frantisek Cerveny master of his craft
  by Gabriela Nemcova
• Organ building in the Czech Lands
  by Petr Koukal
• Manufacture of pianos in the Czech Republic: yesterday and today
  by Tereza Kramplova
• Four generations of Spidlens the legendary Czech violin makers
  by Libuse Hubickova
• The composer Rudolf Komorous
  by Renata Spisarova
• The MUSICA NOVA competition
  by Lenka Dohnalova
• The Paganini of the bass clarinet is dead …
  by Milos Stedron
• Antonin Dvorak
  by Lubos Stehlik
• Dear readers
  by Petr Bakla
• The organ is quite a treacherous instrument
  by Dita Hradecka
• Reflections on the most recent year of the Musica nova competition
  by Lenka Dohnalova
• 2006 Ad
  by Iva Oplistilova
• Gustav Mahler and Prague
  by Jitka Ludvova
• Magdalena Kozena
  by Marc Niubo
• Vaclav Talich
  by Vlasta Reittererova
• The flexible vocal chords and iron will of Sona Cervena
  by Helena Havlikova
• Some experimental trends in post-war Czech Music
  by Viktor Pantucek
• Pianos from the little Czech Village of Divisov are sought after worlwide
  by Dita Kopacova-Hradecka
• Ondrej Vrabec: I am anchored in the symphonic repertoire
  by Petr Bakla
• The controversy over the place of Antonin Dvorak in the history of Czech national music
  by Marta Ottlova
• Brahms Trio Prague
  by Lubos Stehlik
• Bohuslav Martinu
  by Eva Velicka
• Monika Knoblochova Inventions
  by Jana Slimackova
• Vaclav Talich Special Edition 12
  by Libor Drevikovsky
• Smetanovo Trio
  by Lubos Stehlik

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