Culture
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Cotatcha Orchestra: a modern big band
Over the past decade, big bands have been experiencing something of a Renaissance here in the Czech Republic. One of the new ensembles on the scene is Cotatcha Orchestra,.
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Prague’s Municipal Library marks 130th anniversary
The Municipal Library of Prague marks its 130th anniversary on Thursday.
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“It’s just pure emotion”: Zátopek biopic to open Karlovy Vary
The 55th edition of the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival will open in August with Zátopek, David Ondříček’s much-anticipated biopic of the running legend.
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Janáček’s Sinfonietta – an ode to Czechoslovakia - premiered in Prague 95 years ago
Sinfonietta, an orchestral composition by Leoš Janáček which premiered in 1926, is perceived as an ode to Czechoslovakia.
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Vojtěch Jasný’s film The Cassandra Cat returns to Cannes in digitally restored version
The Cassandra Cat or Až přijde kocour, a 1963 film by Vojtěch Jasný, will return to Cannes nearly 60 years after its premiere. in a digitally restored version.
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EP13: Dancer Tereza Ondrová
Dancer, choreographer and teacher Tereza Ondrová is a leading figure in Czech contemporary dance, perhaps best-known for a series of fascinating collaborations.
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Rudolfinum marks 145th anniversary of foundation
145 years ago, on June 23, 1876, the foundation stone of Rudolfinum was laid.
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Composer, producer and Czech indie legend Jan P. Muchow turns 50
Jan P. Muchow, whose Ecstasy of St. Theresa rank as perhaps THE Czech independent group, turns 50 on June 21.
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New podcast series EUNICAST, led by Czech Centre in London, among top 20 podcasts in UK
EUNICAST a new podcast series produced under the leadership of the Czech Centre in London, is among the top 20 podcasts in the UK.
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Petra Hůlová’s Mongolian family saga ‘All This Belongs to Me’
Petra Hůlová’s poetic but often bleak debut novel chronicling the lives of three generations of Mongolian women remains among the most widely read Czech books in decades.
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Surreal sand sculptures create fantasy world in Lednice
The 6th annual sand sculpting festival in the town of Lednice, south Moravia, boasts a collection of amazing surrealist sand sculptures.
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Pavel Strnad: Czech directors could benefit from looking outward more
Pavel Strnad is a top Czech film producer. The company he co-founded in the mid-1990s, Negativ Film, has been behind many important Czech titles since then.
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