The Czech Phlilharmonic Collegium

The Collegium of Czech Philharmonic Orchestras was founded in 1995 by Jaroslav Kroft in an attempt to enrich the work of the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra on creation and activity which is not common in the symphonic work. Collegia repertoire includesa huge number of already performed concerts from the Baroque tocontemporary modern music. On his musical journey, the Collegium began with baroque music, but soon ceased to be enough and the ensemble encompassed its own a repertoire of centuries of music to contemporary music.
Collegium of Czech Philharmonic Orchestras features works that are difficult to play or publicly unknown as:
- A.Honegger-Variations B A C H, a premiere of the song at the festival- Prag-Berlin, Odarum Concentus by Jan Novák, simultaneously recorded for Czech Radio- CD Italian Baroque, with harpist J.Bousk's Mozart recording,Vivaldi and Bach for flute and harp for Sony, albums for CzechSupraphon with songs by K.Stamice and other Czech masters- Japanese folk music for Arc Music London- Premiere recordings for Czech Radio Z. Lukáš- Quis ce dicere with Olga Jelínková- Písek's serenade- A.Dvořák -Saint Ludila's aria with O.Jelinkova- Holst Jupiter- Adagio of the 5th Symphony by G.Mahler, arranges symphonic versions for the Collegium.- Multi-platinum CD with Cechomor group -100,000 CDs sold.
We have concerts in Europe, the Emirates, Japan, and Bulgariafestival in the city of Ruse with Violist Jitka Hosprová. We accompanied all Czech soloists. Short repertoire -or already played tracks. The repertoire includes works from the Baroque to the end of the 20th century. The program of concerts can be combined according to the organizer's needs. The basis of the orchestra can be extended to members of the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra untilsymphonic dimension.