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Pavel Bobek se narodil 16.září 1937 v Praze (zemřel 20.11.2013), po gymnáziu studoval v letech 1955-1961 na Fakultě architektury a pozemního stavitelství ČVUT. Stejně jako všichni jeho vrstevníci propadl rokenrolu, začal zpívat s fakultní skupinou FAPS, později působil v tzv Studiu bigbeatové hudby a v roce 1959 v divadle Paravan. Jako inženýr architekt nastoupil ve Sdružení velkovýkrmen, kde působil v jedné projekční skupině se svými vysokoškolskými kolegy: konferenciérem Rangers a rozhlasovým diskžokejem Mirkem Černým a s Petrem Nárožným. V roce 1963 přijal angažmá sólového zpěváka skupiny Olympic, dvě sezony s ní vystupoval v programu Ondráš podotýká v divadle Semafor a...

Pavel Steidl was born in Rakovnik (Czech Republic). Since he won first prize at the Radio France International Competition in Paris, he has become one of the most widely celebrated soloists of his generation. His highly expressive performances of rare 19th-century guitar literature on authentic instruments add a wonderful dimension to his already exceptional performances. Pavel Steidl also composes himself and his own compositions are often played on his concerts. P. Steidl played in more then 30 countries of the world from among Canada, Cuba, Spain, Poland, Austria, Costa Rica, Mexico, Guatemala, Australia, Japan, England, Scotland and many others. On...

The Pavel Haas Quartet is a string quartet founded in 2002, since when it has a won a number of international awards. Named after the Czech composer Pavel Haas (1899–1944), who was deported from Czechoslovakia in 1941 and died in the Auschwitz concentration camp, the quartet is made up of violinists Veronika Jarůškova and Kateřina Gemrotová, violist Pavel Nikl, and cellist Peter Jarůšek. The Pavel Haas Quartet has won the 2004 "Vittorio E. Rimbotti" award in Florence, the 2005 Prague Spring International Music Festival, and the 2005 Premio Paolo Borciani international string-quartet competition. The European Concert Hall Organisation named them...

Pavel Josef Vejvanovský (born between 1633 and 1639, probably in Hlučín, Silesia - July 24, 1693, Kroměříž) is a Czech composer of the middle baroque period. He composed about 120, largely orchestral works with dominant roles for brass. He wrote spiritual as well as secular works. Vejvanovksy was born in Moravia (Hukvaldy or Hlucin) in either 1633 or 1639. He received an education at the Jesuit university in Opava, where he also began composing. Moravia had been devastated during the Thirty Years War and much of it was in desperate need of rebuilding. The Habsburg authorities appointed the influential and...

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