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Ardašev’s Interpretation of Kabeláč Proved More Striking Than Beethoven
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Interview: Fascination with Wagner: Jiří Vejvoda and Andreas Schager
Music journalist Jiří Vejvoda and tenor Andreas Schager met at the National…
The 125th Anniversary Season of the Czech Philharmonic
The Czech Philharmonic is to begin its anniversary season with two concerts,…
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Interpretation is not a conflict between reason and emotion – it is their integration,” says pianist Pierre-Laurent Aimard
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Float or Swim: How did Czech Orchestras Survive 2020?
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Lenka Hlávková, director of the Institute of Musicology, was the victim of yesterday’s shooting
Lenka Hlávková, director of the Institute of Musicology, succumbed to her injuries…
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