Culture
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Czech directors team up to document ‘Life in Quarantine’
Last spring, when Covid-19 first hit and the first lockdown was imposed, directors Martin Müller and David Laňka agreed to make a documentary. Only the title was certain.
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Unique ‘Pilsen Madonna’, protectress of the Bohemian city, to be displayed for first time since WWII
The medieval statue of the Pilsen Madonna, the town’s most treasured artefact, goes on display at the Gallery of West Bohemia on Thursday.
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Czech representatives in Eurovision Song Contest
In today’s Sunday Music Show, we’ll be looking at some of the Czech singers and bands, who have represented the country in the Eurovision Song Contest.
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South Bohemian Philharmonic finds temporary home at deserted airport
The South Bohemian Philharmonic Orchestra has been streaming concerts from an unexpected venue - the deserted departure hall of Planá airport.
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EP12: Games creator Jakub Gemrot
Jakub Gemrot heads Charles Games, the studio that produced Attentat 1942, a “WWII game through the eyes of survivors” that won many admirers around the world.
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Prague Spring music festival opens with unorthodox performance of My Country
The annual Prague Spring International Music Festival gets underway on Wednesday evening.
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New project maps landscape changes by using old paintings
Scientists from Brno have been working on a unique project, mapping the changes of our landscape over the past century.
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Prague Spring International Music Festival - online
The Sunday Music Show is dedicated to the Prague Spring International Music Festival (May 12-June 3), which features 22 concerts by world-class musicians – free of charge.
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Petr Hruška and Milan Děžinský: poets of the everyday
Today's edition of The Czech Books You Must Read focuses on two representatives of contemporary Czech poetry, Petr Hruška and Milan Děžinský.
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National Museum and National Gallery welcome first visitors after months of lockdown
Two leading Czech cultural institutions, the National Museum and the National Gallery, opened their doors to the public on Tuesday.
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Josef Václav Myslivček: Il (divino) Boemo
Josef Václav Mysliveček was a famous 18th century Czech composer and a friend and teacher to Mozart. He spent most of his life in Italy, where he achieved enormous success.
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New book highlights historic meeting of Václav Havel and Dalai Lama
A new book about the historic meeting of the late Czech president Václav Havel and His Holiness the Dalai Lama is set to be published in the Czech Republic later this year.
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