Eva Emingerová

Eva Emingerová is an experienced singer with a pleasant voice and jazz feeling. In terms of style, her scope is extremely wide, from jazz of the 20s and 30s to dixieland and swing to the interpretation of modern compositions.

After leaving the professional world of sports, Eva started singing in her father's Dixieland band FVL. In 1990, she was discovered by Ferdinand Havlík for his Swing Band, with whom she recorded the CDs Swinging Traffic Light, Sjezd swingařů and Swing, swing, swing. She appeared in TV shows, sang live on Czech Radio for many years. Since the mid-nineties, she has also been a permanent member of the Classic Jazz Collegia of trumpeter Bob Zajíček. In the years 1998–2000, she also performed with the Original Prague Syncopian Orchestra of Pavel Klikar. She sang with Jiří Suchý at the Semafor Theater and has been performing with the band Metropolitan since 2001. At that time, she began collaborating with the Matěj Benko Trio and Petr Binder.

Eva took part in many jazz festivals throughout Europe. As a permanent member of the Steamboat Stompers, in 2005 she shined at the international jazz festival in San Diego (USA), where she was invited as a soloist the following year. In 1998, she recorded with the soloists of the Swing band F.H. his first solo CD Tea for Two and two years later the CD Solitude followed. In total, Eva sang on 15 CDs. She recorded the CD Sophisticated Lady with the Matej Benko Trio in 2004 and completed the CD Colors of My Life in 2005. He is currently performing with his Quartet.