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Filharmoniště: Šlechtický dvůr i klášter (s dětmi od 0 do 3 let)
Philharmonic Grounds: noble court and monastery (with children from 0 to 3 years)
Event by: Filharmoniště, Barbora Kabátková-Sojková, Kristýna Kosíková
Location: New Town Hall, Karlovo náměstí 1, Praha 2
Tickets: 90–370 CZK · Get tickets
About event
"Lucente Stella". Spiritual and secular love in the Middle Ages. The unique experience of songs that will introduce them to the environment of medieval monasteries and noble courts and present various faces of love music from the Mediterranean Sea of the 13th and 14th centuries. Love took many forms in medieval art. In poetic spiritual texts, she is most often associated with the Virgin Mary, in the secular, the beautiful, unavailable woman. Barbora works as a soprano and plays on medieval harp and Psalterium. On Czech and world stages you can find it in cooperation with leading ensembles such as Collegium Vocale Gent, Collegium Marianum, Collegium 1704, Musica Florea, Cappella Mariana, La Grand Chapelle, Concerto Palatino, Il Gardellino, Ricercar Consort Ad. She studied temple music and music science at the Faculty of Arts of Charles University. She also likes contemporary music, and she performed together with the Berg Orchestra, the Band of Ostrava, and the GDR Elbphilharmonie Hamburg. She is not afraid of other glows either, in 2014 she co -assigned with the Ebena brothers on their last album Holin time (song routa ).
Kristýna Kosíková She graduated from the Pardubice Conservatory and the Prague Academy of Music and Performing Arts in the Giedré Lukšaité Mrázková. One year she studied in the Netherlands on Koninklijk Conservatorium Den Haag in the class Fabia Bonizzoni (Cembal), Patrick Ayrton (Basso Continuo), Jacques Ogg (Klavichord) and Marcel Zijlstry (Gregorian chant). She attended the championship courses in harpsichord (Ton Koopmann, Václav Luks, Benhard Klapprott, Francoise Lengellé and others), Modal Singing (Rebecca Stewart, Martin Erhardt, Milo Machover) The doctoral studies at HAMU under the leadership of Prof. Jaroslav Tůma devotes the interpretation of the earliest keyboard music (14th - 16th century). It also focuses on transcripts of organ tables from the 16th century. She is a member of the Musica Panica (CZ) ensemble, engaged in the interpretation of medieval and Renaissance music. With the organicice Ivana Michalovičová, the duo Duae Tastae, with which they regularly perform in permanent cooperation with actor Petr Vacek. He cooperates with leading Czech ensembles and musicians. He leads the Choir Collaudemus at the parish choir of ČCE in Trutnov. He regularly performs solo as a player on harpsichord, organ, clavisymbbalum and organtto.
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