Czech Chamber Music Society • Rudolfinum Consort

Unjustly neglected Czech composers will again be under the spotlight thanks to enthusiasts of (not only) early music among the Philharmonic players. The Rudolfinum Consort will conclude our season in the spirit of Classicism. In works for wind instruments, including two modern-era premieres, the ensemble will demonstrate the forms the style took in the music of internationally recognised Czech natives.

Programme

Josef Mysliveček
Octet in B flat major for two oboes, two clarinets, two French horns, and two bassoons

Josef Mysliveček
Josef Fiala

Josef Mysliveček
Three quintets for two English horns, two French horns, and bassoon, selections

Josef Mysliveček
Three duettos for oboe and bassoon

Josef Mysliveček
Antonín Vranický

Josef Mysliveček
Two Hunting Marches in the French Manner for octet, double bassoon, and trumpet, selections

Josef Mysliveček
Leopold Eugen Měchura

Josef Mysliveček
Piano Septet for flute, oboe, clarinet, French horn, bassoon, viola, and double bass

Josef Mysliveček
František Vincenc Kramář

Josef Mysliveček
Partita in B flat major, Op. 67

Performers

Rudolfinum Consort

Roman Novotný flute

Štěpánka Andělová oboe, English horn

Vladislav Borovka oboe, English horn

Lukáš Ditrich clarinet

Jan Brabec clarinet

Ondřej Roskovec bassoon

Tomáš Františ bassoon

Ondřej Šindelář contrabassoon

Walter Hofbauer trumpet

Kateřina Javůrková French horn

Mikuláš Koska French horn

Eva Krestová viola

Adam Honzírek double bass