The West Bohemian Symphony Orchestra Marianske Lazne

The West Bohemian Symphony Orchestra Marianske Lazne is the oldest orchestra in the Czech lands. Its origin dates back to 1821, when the abbot of the monastery Tepl K. K. Reitenberger issued an official approval for music in the spa. The orchestra’s first conductor was Joseph Schurwonn. The originally small spa-band soon grew to a medium sized orchestra, increasingly focusing on the Promenade and Symphony Concerts.

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Programme 2016

18. July 2016 | 20:00 | Main Hall of the Waldstein Palace

Programme:

W. A. Mozart: Rondo for Violin and orchestra in C major, KV 373

Marketa Frankova – violin

Concertone for two violins and orchestra in C major, KV 190

Alejandro Drago – violin, Oleg Fedchuk – violin

Concerto for piano and orchestra No.9 in E – flat major, K.271

Vsevolod Dvorkin – piano

Sinfonia Concertante for Violin and Viola in E flat major, KV 320d

Roman Fedchuk – violin, Oleg Fedchuk – viola

Orchestra: Prague Festival Orchestra

Conductor: Gaetano d’ Espinosa

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