Culture
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Foreign film productions in Czechia threatened by suspended film incentives
The Czech Republic’s film fund has temporarily suspended incentives to attract foreign film productions to the country.
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New art installation in Prague responds to disinformation websites
A new light installation has been unveiled outside the Municipal Library in Prague. It was created in response to the growing amount of fake news on the internet.
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18th century Czech classical composer and organist František Xaver Brixi
František Xaver Brixi was a Czech classical composer and organist of the 18th century whose work is popular to this day.
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Czechs are among the greatest lovers of bluegrass, says world-renowned banjo maker from Brdy
Rostislav Čapek is an internationally renowned instrument maker, who specialises in crafting banjos and mandolins for bluegrass musicians.
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Prague’s Municipal House; an artistic and historical legacy
Wednesday marks exactly 110 years since the opening of one of Prague’s best-known buildings, the Municipal House (Obecní dům).
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2022 concerts: international stars performing in Czechia
This edition of the Sunday Music Show highlights music by international performers due to hold concerts in the Czech Republic in the year 2022.
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“It was complete madness” – Glen Emery’s stories of ‘90s Prague
For three decades, Glen Emery, a pioneering bar and club owner in the "Wild East" days of the early 1990s, has been one of the best-known foreigners in Prague.
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Czech hits of 2021
We take a look at the biggest Czech songs of the past year in this New Year’s edition of our programme.
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In memoriam: Luboš Andršt, guitarist who made an indelible mark on Czech jazz and art-rock
Today’s Sunday Music Show pays tribute to the Czech blues, jazz and art-rock guitarist Luboš Andršt, who died last Sunday at the age of 73.
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Children’s book inspired by Czech fairy-tale character of Water Goblin released in Scotland
A children’s book inspired by the Czech fairy tale character of Vodník or Water Goblin has just been released in Scotland.
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Three Wishes for Cinderella: popular Czech fairy tale gets Norwegian remake
A re-make of the famous Czech fairy tale, Three Wishes for Cinderella, made by Václav Vorlíček in 1973, gets a release in Norway.
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Dagmar Pecková takes on European and Czech carols on new Xmas LP
The great Czech opera singer Dagmar Pecková has just released a new Christmas album with the Musica Bohemica ensemble led by Jaroslav Krček.
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