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8|PRAŽSKÁ KOMORNÍ FILHARMONIE | PRAGUE PHILHARMONIA 19. KONCERTNÍ SEZONA | 19 th CONCERT SEASON |9 Prague Philharmonia The Prague Philharmonia was established in 1994 upon the initiative of the conductor Jiří Bělohlávek as a chamber ensemble made up of young music school graduates playing with true engagement and passion. Following 1996, when it became one of the first public benefit companies, it gradually came to be ranked among the Czech Republic’s foremost orchestras and built up renown abroad. The fundamental configuration of the Prague Philharmonia is based on the type of orchestra dating from the period of Viennese Classicism, whose compositions form the cornerstone of its repertoire. In addition to paramount works of this epoch, the Romantic era and the 20 th century, the concert programme is supplemented by a special series of concerts featuring modern and contemporary music, still rather exceptional when it comes to the leading Czech orchestras. The majority of the Prague Philharmonia’s permanent members have performed with the orchestra since the very beginning, which has proved to be crucial in establishing artistic values that have facilitated its long-term success. Owing to the Prague Philharmonia Orchestral Academy, it is possible to perform works requiring a greater number of players without the necessity of supplementing the orchestra with external musicians. The Orchestral Academy provides orchestral training and experience for selected talented young musicians, who in turn serve to ensure that the Prague Philharmonia maintains its permanently youthful sound. When it comes to education, the Prague Philharmonia not only dedicates to talented young musicians but children too. It was the first orchestra in the Czech Republic to start organising special concerts for children, which have proved to be very popular among children and adults alike. Owing to their conception, the concerts do not create the impression of being “educational” but, conversely, familiarise children with classical music in an extremely entertaining form. The programme for children is completed by the Notička club for children, which strives to cultivate their aesthetic sensibilities and extend their leisure-time activities. The Prague Philharmonia frequently performs at prestigious world concert halls, is a regular guest at international music festivals and appears with world-famous conductors and soloists, including Vladimir Ashkenazy, Milan Turković, Emmanuel Villaume, Jefim Bronfman, András Schiff, Shlomo Mintz, Sarah Chang, Isabelle Faust, Mischa Maisky, Magdalena Kožená, Anna Netrebko, Natalie Dessay, Rolando Villazón, Placido Domingo and many others. The orchestra has to date recorded more than 60 compact discs for labels of such renown as Deutsche Grammophon, Decca, Supraphon, EMI and Harmonia Mundi. The most recent Prague Philharmonia albums include a live recording of Bedřich Smetana’s My Country from the opening concert of the 2010 Prague Spring festival; the album titled Libera, on which the orchestra accompanies the Korean soprano Sumi Jo; and, in chamber formation, the CD featuring the violinist Ivan Ženatý performing works by František Benda. Jiří Bělohlávek was the chief conductor and artistic director of the Prague Philharmonia until the 2005–2006 season, before taking up the post of chief conductor of the BBC Symphony Orchestra in London. He still holds the position of the orchestra’s honorary artistic director. Jiří Bělohlávek was succeeded as artistic director by the Swiss conductor Kaspar Zehnder, who in the 2008–2009 season was replaced by Jakub Hrůša. And it was under Jakub Hrůša that in 2010 the Prague Philharmonia undertook the gala opening of the jubilee 65 th edition of the Prague Spring festival. Interesting projects the Prague Philharmonia has lined up for the 2012–2013 season include concerts with the mezzo-soprano Elina Garanča in Prague and Paris, a special benefit performance with the clarinet soloist Ludmila Peterková, a subscription concert with the cellist Mischa Maisky, conducted by Milan Turković, as well as many others.
10 | PRAŽSKÁ KOMORNÍ FILHARMONIE | PRAGUE PHILHARMONIA Členové orchestru Members of the Orchestra 1. HOUSLE | 1 st VIOLIN Jan Fišer koncertní mistr | concert master Jakub Fišer koncertní mistr | concert master Romana Špačková-Zieglerová koncertní mistr | concert master Miloslav Vrba zástupce koncertního mistra | assistant concert master Martin Bialas Zuzana Bialasová Alexandra Kadlecová Hana Kubisová Hana Roušarová-Dostálová Jana Svobodová Petra Vilánková 2. HOUSLE | 2 nd VIOLIN Jan Adam Alena Miřácká Marta Hajšmanová Lucia Kopsová Lukáš Kroft Lada Ševčíková VIOLA | VIOLA Stanislav Svoboda Dagmar Mašková Anna Cibulková Emi Sawahata Zdeněk Suchý VIOLONCELLO | CELLO Lukáš Pospíšil koncertní mistr | concert master Balázs Adorján zástupce koncertního mistra | assistant concert master Teodor Brcko Libor Mašek Petra Pospíšilová KONTRABAS | DOUBLE BASS Pavel Klečka Jan Prokop Anežka Moravčíková FLÉTNA | FLUTE Jiří Ševčík Lenka Řeřichová Oto Reiprich HOBOJ | OBOE Lenka Filová Jan Souček Jaroslava Tajanovská KLARINET | CLARINET Jindřich Pavliš Jan Brabec Vojtěch Nýdl FAGOT | BASSOON Tomáš Františ Václav Fürbach Jiří Jech LESNÍ ROH | FRENCH HORN Jan Vobořil Jan Musil Zdeněk Vašina Kateřina Javůrková TRUBKA | TRUMPET Svatopluk Zaal inspektor orchestru | orchestra representative Lubomír Kovařík TROMBON | TROMBONE Stanislav Penk TYMPÁNY | TIMPANI Ivan Hoznedr Pavel Rehberger
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