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II. redaktorské besedování u Šlechtičen
II. editorial discussions at the noblewries
Event by: Moravské zemské muzeum
Location: Dietrichstein Palace, Zelný trh 295, Brno-střed
Concerts, Dances
About event
The blending of folklore and science from the dulcimer
The guests of the radio editor Jaroslav Kneisl will be the musicologist and dramaturg Jiří Čevela, singer, son of his father and an enthusiastic folklorist Jindřich Hovork. There will also be singer Kamila Tomšeová, who is at home in folk music as well as in swing and a rare guest will be a singer, musician and man still good mood Václav Kovářík. Jana Poláková will present other treasures from the depositories of the Ethnographic Institute of the Moravian Museum and are also sung by Male Brno. How did the processing of folk songs evolve? What role did Broln play in this concept? What does swing and folklore have in common? And there are still new "folk" songs?
The guests of the radio editor Jaroslav Kneisl will be the musicologist and dramaturg Jiří Čevela, singer, son of his father and an enthusiastic folklorist Jindřich Hovork. There will also be singer Kamila Tomšeová, who is at home in folk music as well as in swing and a rare guest will be a singer, musician and man still good mood Václav Kovářík. Jana Poláková will present other treasures from the depositories of the Ethnographic Institute of the Moravian Museum and are also sung by Male Brno. How did the processing of folk songs evolve? What role did Broln play in this concept? What does swing and folklore have in common? And there are still new "folk" songs?