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Articles in July, 2008 issue of Czech Music

• Vitezslava Kapralova
  by Veroslav Nemec
• Vaclav Talich—Special Edition 7
  by Bohuslav Vitek
• Bohuslav Martinu
  by Lubos Stehlik
• Josef Bohuslav Foerster
  by Lubos Stehlik
• Paride et Elena
  by Helena Havlikova
• Hiob
  by Jitka Kocurkova
• Vaclav Talich Special Edition 14
  by Libor Drevikovsky
• Tomas Jamnik, Ivo Kahanek
  by Lubos Stehlik
• Complete Symphonies
  by Petr Ch. Kalina
• Antonin Dvorak
  by Bohuslav Vitek
• Martinu revisited: the rediscovery of a many-sided Czech composer of the 20th century
  by Ales Brezina
• Dear readers
  by Petr Bakla
• Milan Skampa: encircled by music
  by Dita Kopacova Hradecka
• France conquers Janacek
  by Eva Drlikova
• The voice of an artist: the life and music of Vitezslava Kapralova
  by Karla Hartl
• The open approach of Jiri Kaderabek
  by Petr Bakla
• A music-political confession Bohuslav Martinu's Memorial to Lidice
  by Petra Richter
• Leos Janacek: From the House of the Dead
  by Petr Veber
• Antonin Dvorak: Stabat Mater Original Version
  by Lubos Stehlik
• Karel Ancerl: Bedrich Smetana: My Country, Ludwig van Beethoven: Violin Concerto, film Who is Karel Ancerl
  by Bohuslav Vitek
• Jan Dismas Zelenka
  by Michaela Freemanova
• Eva Urbanova: Best of Eva Urbanova
  by Helena Havlikova
• Baroque Bohemia & Beyond
  by Lubos Stehlik
• Editorial
  by Matej Kratochvil
• Wading in the stream and strolling in the meadows: interview with Krystof Maratka
  by Miroslav Pudlak
• Echoes of nature—the 15th exposition of new music 2003
  by Petr Bakla
• "Some music assumes that the performer will become its joint creator": interview with Kamil Dolezal
  by Eva Velicka
• Art nouveau: parallels in the piano music of: V. Novak, J. Suk and M. K. Ciurlionis
  by Vitezslav Mikes
• The prayers and czardas of: Agnes Kutas
  by Adam Javurek
• Ruzena Dostalova—Ales Brezina: recke pasije. Osud jedne opery [the greek passion. The fate of one opera ]: Prague, Set Out Press 2003
  by Eva Velicka
• Maraca: longe
  by Matej Kratochvil
• Raduza: pri me stuj [stand by me]
  by Matej Kratochvil
• Posledni veci andela [last things of an angel]
  by Petr Ferenc
• Editorial
  by Petr Bakla
• David Eben's passionate affair
  by Lenka Kralova
• FOK Orchestra
  by Jiri Pilka
• Czech music: a life-long love story
  by Harry Halbreich
• Otakar Ostrcil: 25th February 1879-20th August 1935
  by Vlasta Reittererova
• Frantisek Ignac Tuma: 2nd October 1704-30th January 1774
  by Tomas Slavicky
• Ivo Kahanek: "I tend to be the universal type of pianist"
  by Jindrich Bajgar
• We apologize for mistakes that were in last issue of Czech Music
  by Matej Kratochvil
• The levers, pistons and wheels of my blood
  by Petr Ferenc
• Editorial
  by Petr Bakla
• Every era has to give new substance to the ritual: an interview with Milos Stedron
  by Miroslav Balastik
• The Haba "school"
  by Vlasta Reittererova
• Martin Smolka: a microsentimental composer
  by Petr Bakla
• Alois Haba : between tradition and innovation
  by Lubomir Spurny
• Ostrava days of new music 2005
  by Petr Bakla
• Stravinsky: Les Noces, Cantata, Mass
  by Vlasta Reittererova
• The Complete Symphonies
  by Vlasta Reittererova
• Compositions for Viola da Gamba
  by Jakub Michl
• Music for Harpsichord
  by Svatava Senkova
• Czech String Quartet Discoveries
  by Lubos Stehlik
• Antonin Dvorak: Slavonic Dances
  by Bohuslav Vitek
• Editorial
  by Petr Bakla
• Karel Husa: "like raindrops we have dispersed all over the immense world …"
  by Jaromir Havlik
• Czech chamber ensembles
  by Jindrich Balek
• Milan Grygar: the picture of the sound and the sound of the picture
  by Hana Larvova
• Ervin Schulhoff: a musician without prejudices
  by Sarka Krejci
• Monika Knoblochova: "there are lots of pieces still waiting for me"
  by Marta Nemcova
• The music of the Bohemian Middle Ages
  by Lukas Matousek
• Ma vlast—My Country
  by Petr Veber
• Piano Concertos no. 1 in D Minor op. 15, no. 2 in B Flat Major op. 83
  by Veroslav Nemec
• Faust Mutationes
• Bedrich Smetana
  by Veroslav Nemec
• II Serpente di Bronzo
  by Marc Nibuo
• Antonin Dvorak for pianists
  by Vlasta Reittererova
• Dear readers
  by P. Bakla
• It's not age that has turned my hair grey, but life … The baritone ivan kusnjer looks back at a quarter century in the national theatre, in opera and in private life
  by Helena Havlikova
• Folk music, song and dance in Bohemia and Moravia
  by Zdenek Vejvoda
• Saved from the teeth of time: folk music on historical sound recordings
  by Matej Kratochvil
• Call of Dudy: Bohemian Bagpipes Across Borders
  by Matej Kratochvil
• Kejdas, skripkas, fanfrnochs: what people used to play on in Bohemia and Moravia
  by Matej Kratochvil
• Ostrava Days 2007—a backward look
  by Petr Bakla
• David Doruzka: with my own band I want to play my own music
  by Josef Trestik
• "Music for me is the idea of light" a view of the life and music of Bohuslav Martinu
  by Lucie Berna
• Bedrich Smetana The Two Widows
  by Bohuslav Vitek
• Vaclav Dvorak
  by Lubos Stehlik
• Bedrich Smetana Czech Dances I, II, Bettina's Polka , Venkovanka [A Countrywoman], Andante in F minor, Romance in G minor
  by Veroslav Nemec
• Johann Sebastian Bach Orgel-Buchlein BWV 599-644
  by Dita Kopacova Hradecka

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