May 28 Concert during Podlipanské hudební slavnosti

Once again, we would like to invite you to Podlipanské Hudební Slavnosti Music Festival where we are to perform Enriko Štec's Symphony No 1. In the second part of the concert, you can look forward to hearing Pelleás et Melisande suite by J. Sibelius, which was composed as a part of a theatre play of the same name.

We are looking forward to meeting you!

Programme:

Enriko Štec (*2003)
Symphony No. 1

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II.
III.

Jean Sibelius (1865–1957)
Pelléas et Mélisande, op. 46

I. Devant la porte du château
II. Mélisande
IIa. Au bord de la mer
III. Une fontaine dans la parc
IV. Les trois soeurs aveugles
V. Pastorale
VI. Mélisande au rouet
VII. Entr’acte
VIII. La mort de Mélisande

Players:

First Violin
Anna Ustyantseva (Concertmaster)
Kristýna Zítková
Jasmína Singhová
Květa Šteflová
Ela Blahová

Second Violin
Tomáš Vilím
Marie Apolena Stamberg
Enriko Štec
Alisa Manukhova

Viola
Kateřina Holmanová
Anna Rektoříková
Mayuri Vaculíková

Violoncello
Lenka Vylítová
Ráchel Jursová

Doublebass
Adam Šmehlík

Flute
Vanda Dršatová
Anna Přikrylová

Oboe
Ema Martincová
Evelína Fialová

Clarinet
David Lukáš
Dominika Nováková

Bassoon
Jan Čurda
Anna Valkema

French Horn
Jana Veštšíková

Trumpet
Šimon Váhala
Isa Dallmer-Zerbe

Timpani
Markus Flodin

Piano
Semjen Yakimov

Conductor
Daniel Kadlec

November 14 Concert Humble Orchestra & Klára Skalková

We heartfully invite you to our next concert, this time joined by phenomenal pianist Klára Skalková. You can look forward to our performance of Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 24 in C minor, the second half of the event will mark a premiere of Symphony No. 1. by Enrik Štec. See you in Modlitebna, Prague 2!

Programme:

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756–1791)
The Concerto for Piano and Orchestra C minor, K. 491

I. Allegro
II. Larghetto
III. Allegretto

soloist Klára Skalková

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Enriko Štec (*2003)
Symphony No. 1 (premier)

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II.
III.

Players:

First Violin
Anna Ustyantseva (Concertmaster)
Kristýna Zítková
Adéla Rybářová
Květa Šteflová
Ela Blahová

Second Violin
Tomáš Vilím
Enriko Štec
Agáta Vlasáková
Michael Rádl-Spiess

Viola
Emma Šedivá
Kateřina Holmanová
Anna Rektoříková
Mája Vaculíková

Violoncello
Kryštof Hlavnička
Lenka Vylítová
Václav Adamec

Doublebass
Adam Šmehlík

Flute
Anna Přikrylová
Vanda Dršatová

Oboe
Ema Martincová
Evelína Fialová

Clarinet
Estelle Girardin
Dominika Nováková

Bassoon
Jan Čurda
Emilie Smoláková

French Horn
Jana Veštšíková
Vít Nekl

Trumpet
Isa Dallmer-Zerbe
Václav Picka

Timpani
Vojtěch Beránek

Piano
Klára Skalková

Conductor
Daniel Kadlec

May 29 Concert during Podlipanské hudební slavnosti

Humble Orchestra's concert in St Gothard Church, Český Brod is scheduled for May 29, 6 pm. The performance is going to include works by prominent masters of 18th and 20th century - Mozart, Wranitzky, Ives and Honegger. The concert also marks a premiere for young composer Enrik Štec and the first movement of his Symphony.

Programme:

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756–1791)
Così fan tutte, Opera Overture

Paul Wranitzky (1756–1808)
Symphony in F Major, Op. 33 No. 3
I. Andante – Allegro vivace
II. Allegretto
III. Menuetto: Allegretto – Trio
IV. Allegro assai
Our highest gratitude for providing sheet materials goes to The Wranitzky Project.

Charles Ives (1874–1954)
The Unanswered Question

Enriko Štec (*2003)
Symfonie No. 1, 1st movement
Piano: Eliška Matoušová as a guest

Arthur Honegger (1892–1955)
Pastorale d'été (Summer Pastoral)

Players:

First Violin
Anna Ustyantseva (Concertmaster)
Kristýna Zítková
Adéla Rybářová
Květa Šteflová
Kristýna Nikrmajerová

Second Violin
Tomáš Vilím
Enriko Štec
Agáta Vlasáková
Michael Rádl-Spiess

Viola
Anna Rektoříková
Emma Šedivá
Kateřina Holmanová

Violoncello
Lenka Vylítová
Jan Petrov
Václav Adamec

Doublebass
Adam Šmehlík

Flute
Anna Přikrylová
Vanda Dršatová

Oboe
Ema Martincová
Evelína Fialová

Clarinet
Veronika Žočková
Dominika Nováková

Bassoon
Jan Čurda
Emilie Smoláková

Trumpet
Ondřej Hnízda
Isa Dallmer-Zerbe

French Horn
Petr Ježek
Martin Meier

Timpani
Vojtěch Beránek

Conductor
Daniel Kadlec

May 7 Inaugural Concert in Kačina Chateau

Humble Orchestra, a classicisticly-arranged student music body based in Prague, begin their public performing with an inaugural concert on May 7 at 5 pm in Kačina Chateau Theatre. The performance is going to include works by prominent masters of 18th and 20th century - Mozart, Wranitzky, Ives and Honegger - which will resonate with the authentic atmospere of the monument.

#známKa_činu

Program:

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756–1791)
Così fan tutte, Opera Overture

Paul Wranitzky (1756–1808)
Symphony in F Major, Op. 33 No. 3
I. Andante – Allegro vivace
II. Allegretto
III. Menuetto: Allegretto – Trio
IV. Allegro assai
Our highest gratitude for providing sheet materials goes to The Wranitzky Project.

Charles Ives (1874–1954)
The Unasnwered Question

Arthur Honegger (1892–1955)
Pastorale d'été (Summer Pastoral)

Players:

First Violin
Anna Ustyantseva (Concertmaster)
Kristýna Zítková
Adéla Rybářová
Veronika Hamplová
Kristýna Nikrmajerová

Second Violin
Tomáš Vilím
Enriko Štec
Agáta Vlasáková
Michael Rádl-Spiess

Viola
Anna Rektoříková
Emma Šedivá

Violoncello
Kryštof Hlavnička
Lenka Vylítová
Václav Adamec

Doublebass
Adam Šmehlík

Flute
Anna Přikrylová
Vanda Dršatová

Oboe
Ema Martincová
Evelína Fialová

Clarinet
Veronika Žočková
Dominika Nováková

Bassoon
Jan Čurda
Emilie Smoláková

Trumpet
Kristýna Urdovičová
Isa Dallmer-Zerbe

French Horn
Petr Ježek
Martin Meier

Timpani
Vojtěch Beránek

Conductor
Daniel Kadlec