The Kapralova Society Documentation Centre

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Czech Television (Studio Brno). Behounska 18, 658 88 Brno, Czech Republic.
A television program about Vaclav Kapral and Vitezslava Kapralova. A brief exploration of the composers' lives and work. Host: Pavel Blatny. Live performances of Kapralova's songs For Ever and Letter, and Vaclav Kapral's Spring Lullabies. © 1990 CTV (Studio Brno).

Czech Television (Studio Brno). Behounska 18, 658 88 Brno, Czech Republic.
Vitezslava Kapralova. A forty-minute television program dedicated to Kapralova's Partita, op. 20, for piano and string orchestra. Part of classical music series "To nejlepsi z klasiky (The Best of Classical Music)". Hosts: Prof. Jiri Fukac and Sylvie Bodorova. Partita is performed by Czech Virtuosi, with Leos Svarovsky [cond.] and Renata Ardasevova [pf]. Prepared and recorded by Marie Kucerova's Production Group, Studio Brno. Broadcast on 6.12.1998. © 1998 CTV 2.

Czech Television (Studio Brno). Behounska 18, 658 88 Brno, Czech Republic.
Vitezslava Kapralova. A brief introduction to the composer's music, as part of a monthly music magazine "Notes". Broadcast on August 20, 2000. © 2000 CTV 2.

Czech Television (Studio Brno). Behounska 18, 658 88 Brno, Czech Republic.
Last Concertino. A 54-minute television documentary about Vitezslava Kapralova. The documentary features Partita for piano and strings, Military Sinfonietta, Concertino for clarinet, violin and orchestra, Variations sur le Carillon for piano, and April Preludes for piano. Artists: Igor Ardasev [pf], Alice Rajnohova [pf], Pavel Busek [cl], Pavel Walinger [vl], Brno Philharmonic, Czech Chamber Soloists, Tomas Hanus [cond.]. Director: Rudolf Chudoba. Photography: Pavel Brynych, Honza Stangl, Josef Visek. Producer: CTV Studio Brno, Marie Kucerova's Production Group. Premiered at the International TV Film Festival Golden Prague in Prague on 6.-10.5.2001. Television premiere on 3.6.2001 on CTV2. © 2001 CTV 2.

University of Michigan Television, Channel 22. Ann Arbor, Michigan, United States.
The Music of Vitezslava Kapralova. The 60-minute television program is a recording of the January 24, 2002 faculty concert at the University of Michigan School of Music. The concert featured Kapralova's Legend, Burlesque, Sparks from Ashes, Waving Farewell, Elegy, For Ever, Ritournelle, and Song of Your Absence. Performances by: Stephen Shipps [vl], Timothy Cheek [pf], Freda Herseth [MS], Caroline Helton [S], Melody Racine [MS], Anthony Elliot [vcl], and Marcia Porter [S]. First broadcast on 22.2.2002. © 2002 UMTV.

Offene Kanal Kassel, Germany
Komponistinnen und ihr Werk: Blickpunkt Tschechien. A 17-min. video documentary about a festival of women's music in Kassel, Germany. Includes an interview with Timothy Cheek and excerpts from Vitezslava Kapralova's "Song of Your Absence" and String Quartet, op. 8. Performed by Kira Slovacek [S], Timothy Cheek [pf], and Kapralova Quartet. Directed by Steffen Ackermann and Ursula Ziegler-Reinhardt. Recorded on November 18-20, 2005. © 2005 out take film c.V.

Etranges amours. Script adaptation of the novel and biography Au Seuil de la Nuit by Jiri Mucha. Script by Natalia BORODIN. Awards: Prix Beaumarchais.