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Under the auspices of the
Councillor of the City of Prague Milan Richter and Italian Culture
Institute in Prague
Duo Brikcius - 2 Cellos Tour
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Luigi Boccherini
Italian cellist and composer Luigi Rodolfo Boccherini (19 February 1743, Lucca - 28 May 1805, Madrid). |
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (27 January 1756, Salzburg - 5 December 1791, Vienna), babtised as Joannes Chrysostomus Wolfgangus Theophilus Mozart. |
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Gioacchino Rossini
Italian popular composer Gioacchino Antonio Rossini (29 February 1792, Pesaro - 13 November 1868, Passy). |
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Paul Hindemith Composer, violist, violinist, music theorist and conductor Paul Hindemith (16 November 1895, Hanau - 28 December 1963, Frankfurt am Main). More details can be found on http://www.Hindemith.org . |
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Gideon Klein Composer and pianist Gideon Klein (6 December 1919, Prerov - January 1945, Fürstengrube). |
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Irena Kosíková
Czech organist and composer Irena Kosíková. More information is available on http://www.iKosik.com . |
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Brikciusová (Duo Brikcius) Czech cellist Anna Brikciusová was born in Prague, into a family with a distinguished cultural background. From early childhood she began to play the cello. After her studies at the Prague Conservatory, in cello classes of prof. Jaroslav Kulhan and prof. Viktor Moučka, Anna graduated under the tutelage of prof. Vladan Kočí. Cello consultations with prof. Stanislav Apolín. She has actively participated in many international cello master classes. French Academy (Prof. J.Bárta), Jihlava International Master classes (Prof. D.Sella, Prof. E.Rattay), International Cello Interpretation Master classes (Prof. S.Apolín). She has performed in Czech republic, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Germany, Sweden, and United Kingdom. Anna Brikciusová plays a "Benjamin Patočka" cello made in the 1913. She is together with his brother František Brikcius founding member of the "Duo Brikcius". They will both appear as part of the "Duo Brikcius - 2 Cellos Tour" in Czech republic (Praha, Brno, Klatovy, Točník, Velké Březno, Teplice, Jičín, Boskovice, Lidice, Telč, Praha - Šeberov, Louny, Chotěboř, Praha - Chodov, Veselí nad Moravou, Praha - Vysočany, Praha - Slivenec Radnice, Louny, Turnov, Frýdlant, Praha - Petrovice, Polešovice, ...), and abroad (Bosnia and Herzegovina, Canada, Germany, Sweden, Turkey, USA, United Kingdom). More information is available on websites http://www.Brikcius.com . |
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| František Brikcius (Duo Brikcius) Czech cellist
František Brikcius
was born in Prague, into a family with a distinguished cultural
background. From early childhood he began to play the cello. He was
accepted into the Janáček Academy of Music (JAMU) in Brno after
completing his study of the absolutory at the Prague Conservatoire,
under Professor Jaroslav Kulhan. As a student at JAMU František studied
in Bedřich Havlík’s cello class. He furthered his study at The
Toho
Gakuen Academy in Japan, and continues his studies with master classes
under the guidance of Professor Anna Shuttleworth in United Kingdom. He
graduated under the tutelage of Professor Evžen Rattay. He has actively
participated in many international cello master classes. French Academy
(Prof. J.Bárta), Terezín Composers International Master
classes (Prof.
D.Sella), Summer Academy in Semmering (Prof. C.Onsczay, Prof.
T.Kühne),
Eton Cello Master classes (Prof. J.Goritzki, Prof. Melissa Phelps,
Prof. Anna Shuttleworth), Jerusalem Academy Master classes in Jezreel
Valley (Prof. S.Magen), Terezín Composers Master classes in
Israel
(Prof. D.Sella). He has performed in Austria, Belgium, Bosnia and
Herzegovina, Czech republic, France, Germany, Israel, Italy, Japan,
Russia, Sweden and United Kingdom. František Brikcius plays a "George
Kriwalski" cello made in the 1904. He is together with his sister Anna
Brikcius founding member of the "Duo Brikcius". More information about
František Brikcius and his projects ("Prague - Brno: 6
Contemporary
composers for cello solo in the interpretation of František Brikcius",
"Tartini's L'Arte
dell'Arco in the
interpretation of František Brikcius". "7 Candles", "Weinberger Tour",
"Duo Brikcius - 2
Cellos Tour",
"MAKANNA" &
"eSACHERe") is
available
on websites http://www.Brikcius.com & http://www.MySpace.com/Brikcius
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