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Morning Concerts
Once again, this year, audiences are invited to join the Czech Chamber Music Society for its Morning Concerts at the Martinů Hall in the Academy of Performing Arts (AMU) in Malá Strana. Combining the special location with an offering of programmes featuring diverse combinations of players, Morning Concerts are known for their unique atmosphere.
This season’s highlights include works that are not frequently heard on the concert stage including those by Czech composers such as Karel Boleslav Jirák and Jan Kubelík, performed by the Sedláček Quartet, and Petr Eben, whose Windows will be performed by organist Petr Čech and the Czech Philharmonic’s first trumpet player Walter Hofbauer. Audiences can also look forward to performances by prominent Czech performers such as the Kalabis Wind Quintet and the Apollon Quartet later in the year.
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What's On
Johann Sebastian Bach
Organ Concerto in D minor after Vivaldi, BWV 596 (11')
Alessandro Marcello (arr. Marie Clair Adam)
Oboe Concerto in C minor, SF 935, arranged for trumpet and organ (10')
Johann Sebastian Bach
Prelude and Fugue in E minor, BWV 548 (14')
— Intermission —
Johann Sebastian Bach (arr. Walter Hofbauer)
Agnus Dei from Mass in B minor BWV 232 (6')
Josef Klička
Concert Fantasy on motifs from Smetana’s Vyšehrad, Op. 33 (12')
Petr Eben
Windows, four movements for trumpet and organ after Marc Chagall (19')
Performers
Petr Čech organ
Walter Hofbauer trumpet
What's On
Karel Bohuslav Jirák
String Quartet No. 4
Lukáš Sommer
String Quartet No. 2 “Elf Girl”
— Intermission —
Rafael Kubelík
String Quartet No. 3
Bedřich Smetana
String Quartet No. 2
Performers
Sedláček Quartet
Michal Sedláček violin
Jan Maceček violin
Tomáš Krejbich viola
Matěj Štěpánek cello
What's On
Johann Christian Bach (arr. George Waln)
Quintet in B flat major, W.B 81
Jean Françaix
Wind Quintet No. 1
Jan Hanuš
Suita Domestica, Op. 57
Viktor Kalabis
A Little Chamber Music, Op. 27
Performers
Kalabis Quintet
Zuzana Leimer flute
Jarmila Jermářová oboe
Anna Sysová clarinet
Denisa Beňovská bassoon
Adéla Psohlavcová French horn
What's On
Rebecca Clarke
Viola Sonata
Bohuslav Martinů
Three Madrigals (Duo No. 1) for violin and viola, H 313
Dmitri Shostakovich
Viola Sonata, Op. 147
Performers
Radim Kresta violin
Eva Krestová viola
Tomáš Vrána piano
What's On
Paul Dukas
Fanfare La Peri (3')
Tomasso Albinoni (arr. David Hickman)
Sonata Saint Mark (12')
Sergei Rachmaninoff (arr. Scott Hartman)
Ave Maria (4')
Antonín Dvořák (arr. Miroslav Kopta)
Suite from the opera Rusalka (10')
— Intermission —
John Newton (arr. Canadian Brass)
Amazing Grace (5')
Antonín Dvořák (arr. Chris Hazell)
Humoresque No. 7 G flat major, Op. 101 (4')
Anthony DiLorenzo
Tango (6')
Claude Debussy (arr. Kenneth Abeling)
Golliwog’s Cakewalk (4')
Jan Kučera
The four-colour suite (10')
Performers
PBtet
Daniela Roubíčková French horn
Walter Hofbauer trumpet
Karel Hons trumpet
Barbora Kolafová trombone
Jakub Chmelař tuba
What's On
Antonín Rejcha
Clarinet Quintet B flat major, Op. 89
Anton Bruckner
Smyčcový kvintet pro dvoje housle, dvě violy a violoncello F dur, WAB 112
Performers
Apollon Quartet
Štěpán Pražák violin
Radek Křižanovský violin
Pavel Ciprys viola
Pavel Verner cello
Claudio Mansutti clarinet
Jan Fišer viola