women in czech music (1)

women in czech music (2)


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born after 1950

• Jana Bardonova [1965]. Piano compositions ["Dream and Phoenix" for piano]; chamber music [Quartet for oboe, violin, viola, and cello]; orchestral works ["Flowing" for chamber orchestra].
• Jana Barinkova, née Dolezelova [1981]. Studies composition with Frantisek Emmert. Her creative output includes vocal and chamber music, music for chamber orchestra, electroacoustic music.
• Sandra Bergmannova [1974]. Musicologist, composer. Studied composition at the Jaroslav Jezek Conservatory in Prague. Orchestral compositions, film music.
• Iva Bittova [1958]. Chamber works.
• Sylvie Bodorova [1954]. Studied composition with Ctirad Kohoutek. Orchestral, chamber, and vocal compositions. Music available on CD.
• Vera Cermakova [Prague 17.3.1961]. Studied composition with Oldrich Semerak (1986-92). Selected works: Orchestral: Four Fragments for Symphony Orchestra [1993]; Chamber: four string quartets; Three Bagatelles for saxophone quartet [1996]; Metamorphoses for cello and piano [1997]; "Prolinani" for flute and organ; Solo instrument: Seven Preludes for guitar [1994]; "Still Life with a Clarinet," for clarinet [1996]; Elegy for flute [1997]; "Contrasts" for clarinet [1997]; "Confrontations" for cello [1998, 2003]; Piano: Preludes [1991], Fantasy [1993], Caleidoscopes [1996, 2000], Lyrical Fragments [1997]; Vocal: 3-part song cycle "Reflections and Meditations" for soprano, tenor, and instrumental accompagniment.
• Vaclava Cernohorska [Ostrava 16.11.1972]. Pianist, composer. Studied composition with Milan Bachorek. Selected works: Sonata for oboe; Rondo for clarinet and piano; Movement for clarinet, violin, cello, and piano; "Jazzonata" for flute and piano.
• Zoja Cernovska [1960]. Studied composition with Frantisek Emmert, Petr Eben and Svatopluk Havelka. Selected works: Orchestral: Responsae for organ, strings, and percussion [1990]; Chamber: Sonata for violin and piano, string quartet [1987], "Somnia et Noctium Phantasmata," for flute and organ [1990]; Vocal: "Lamento", for middle voice and string quartet [1989], Madrigals for women's chamber choir [1989], cantata "Staleti popluji ke mne jako vory," for baritone and piano [1991]. Music available on CD.
• Eliska Cilkova [1987], composer, pianist. Studied composition and conducting at the Prague Conservatory, continued her studies in composition at the Academy of Perfoming Arts in Bratislava, Slovakia. Some of her music has been published and is also available on CD. Orchestral and stage music: Etapy (Stages) for Strings, Veta (A Movement) for Orchestra, Genitures for Orchestra; Chamber music: 4 Pieces for Violin (clarinet, saxophone) and Piano: The Dialogue, Forever Friends, Coming Back, Latin Mood (published by AMOS EDITIO, Prague 2010), Orfeovo rozhodnutí (Orfeus’ Decision) for Violoncello and Piano, Vzpomínka (Reminiscence) for Piano Trio, Piano Quintet in C major, Betrayal for 2 trumpets in C, marimba, violin, viola and violoncello; Works for violin, piano, bass, drums (Jazzmaze, I Have Nothing to Lose, Summer Tale); Compositions for piano solo: Vedomí skutecnosti (Consciousness of Reality), 13 Movements, V modrém salónku (In a Blue Lounge); Vocal and choral music: One Day for voice, piano, bass, drums, Bershava for soprano and clarinet in Bb, Air for Soprano and Strings, Krajina (Landscape) for voice, 2 violins, viola, piano, Spi ó dívko milovana (Sleep, Oh Beloved Maiden) for mixed chorus, "Sanctus“ for mixed chorus; Electroacoustic music: Homecoming
• Marketa Dvorakova [1977]. Studied composition with Jan Grossmann, Edvard Schiffauer, Leos Faltus, and Ivo Medek. Vocal, piano, chamber, orchestral compositions. An opera. Music available on CD.
• Miriam Dyrrova [20th cent.]. Pianist, composer. Chamber music [music for flute, a brass quintet].
• Michaela Eremiasova [1974]. Composer, musicologist. Studied composition at the Jaroslav Jezek Conservatory in Prague and jazz composition at Berklee College of Music. She is currently pursuing doctoral studies in composition at the Eastman School of Music (University of Rochester).
• Ivana Fitznerova, née Camrdova [1976]. Her creative output includes "Die Quartenpoesie" for two guitars, Guitar Trilogy for two guitars, "Awakenings" for Strings, "Three Colours of Rainbow" for trumpet and strings, "Vzyvani casu" for symphony orchestra; jazz music.
• Dorothea Fleischmannova [1950]. Organist, composer.
• Rachel (Ursula) Fortin [1981]. She studies composition at the Prague Academy of Music. Her creative output includes two string quartets, music for solo violoncello, and music for harp.
• Irena Frankova [20th cent.]. Studied at the Janacek Academy of Music. Her creative output includes Partita II for solo flute, Imagination for marimba and vibraphone, and other works.
• Kveta Fridrichova [1952]. Elegy for organ.
• Marie Gasparovicova [20th cent.]. Orchestral music.
• Petra Gavlasova [1976]. Studied composition with Milan Bachorek, Edvard Schiffauer and Milan Slavicky at the Prague Academy of Music. Solo instrument, chamber, orchestral, and vocal compositions. Electroacoustic, incidental, film, and jazz music.
• Ester Godovska [20th cent.]. Pianist, composer. Chamber music.
• Veronika Hanakova-Kosikova [20th cent.]. Studies at the Brno Conservatory of Music. Music for mixed choir.
• A. Hansmandova [20th cent.]. Chamber music.
• Irena Havlova [20th cent.]
• Beata Hlavenkova [20th cent.]. Jazz pianist, composer of jazz music.
• Marie Holanova [20th cent.] Studied at the Prague Academy of Music.
• Katerina Horka [20th cent.] Piano works.
• Radka Houskova née Baudisova [1967]. Studied composition with prof. Macourek and Dousa. Compositions for chamber orchestra; chamber, piano, and vocal compositions.
• Gabriela Hrubisova [20th cent.] Piano music.
• Adriana Janakova [1979]. Her creative output includes "Studies" for violoncello, Piano Trio, Clarinet Quartet, and "C'est la vie," for clarinet, piano, and string quartet.
• Olga Jezkova [29.2.1956]. Studied composition with Frantisek Kovaricek at the Prague Conservatory. Orchestral, chamber, choral, and vocal compositions. Instructive music.
• Zlatica Jurisova [Liptovsky Mikulas 19.12.1968]. Born in Slovakia, Jurisova became a Czech citizen in early 1990s and now lives in Prague. She studied composition at the Prague Conservatory (1990-92) and Prague Academy of Music (with Juraj Filas, 1992-1997). Selected compositions: Piano Sonata, Dialogues for Accordion, Miniatures for oboe, "Thou That Glitter" for flute, oboe, guitar, and violoncello, Three Compositions for flute and violoncello, "Prosba Poutnikova" for piano trio, Saxophone Quartet, Cantata for soprano, flute, and harp, Fantasy Concertante on Solomon's texts for dulcimer, 2 sopranos, 2 narrators, and chamber orchestra, Three Songs for mixed choir, "Cosi 3" for voice and orchestra, "Bezbrehym oceanem spechame k obzoru" for chamber orchestra.
• E. Kalavska-Faltusova [20th cent.]
• Marketa Karenova [20th cent.]
• Vendula Kasparkova [20th cent.] Film music.
• Afrodita Katmeridu [7.4.1956]. Studied composition with Frantisek Emmert, Miloslav Istvan, Alois Pinos, and Zdenek Zouhar at the Janacek Academy of Music. Chamber music: Two Miniatures for solo violin (1978), String Quartet No. 1 (1979), No. 2 (1981), No. 3 (1985), No. 4 (1999); Barbaric Dance and Finale for solo violin (1985); Voices of the Past, for voice, clarinet, piano, and viola; Rapsody for solo violin (2002). Orchestral music: Impulsioni e meditationi per violino solo e orchestra (1982), Prelude for String Orchestra (1983), Impressions for String Orchestra (1995); Concerto for violin, orchestra, and percussion. Electroacoustic music.
• Lenka Kiliç, née Foltynova [1971]. Musicologist, composer. Studied composition with Jarmila Mazourova and Frantisek Emmert. Since 2005 she lives in Turkey. Her creative output includes piano, chamber, orchestral, vocal and choral compositions, as well as incidental music. Interview in Czech. Music available on CD.
• Irena Kosikova [20th cent.] Organist, composer. Chamber music.
• Daniela Kosinova [1977]. Organist, pianist, composer, singer. Compositions for organ; horn quartet; Omnia vincit amor for lower voice and string quartet.
• Zdena Kosnarova [20th cent.] Vocal and chamber music.
• Lenka Kozderkova-Simkova [1967]. Flutist (Goelan Duo) who also composes chamber music for her instrument. Studied at the State Conservatory of Ostrava and at the Janacek Academy of Music. Compositions for flute and violin (with Lenka Zupkova). Music available on CD.
• Jitka Kozeluhova [Prague, 19.11.1966]. Studied composition with Ilja Hurnik, Petr Eben and Svatopluk Havelka at the Prague Academy of Music. Selected compositions: Orchestral: Concertino for Piano and Orchestra [ca 1990], "Inner Voice", for viola and orchestra [1995], Symphony '2007'; Chamber music: Partita for wind quintet [1986], Piano Trio, Variations for oboe and piano [ca 1989], String Quartet [1991], Trio for flute, cello and piano [1992], Suite for saxophone quartet [1992], "Three Sentences about the Christmas Story", for oboe, clarinet, bassoon and piano [1992-3], "To Angels", for two flutes, two clarinets, piano, and string quartet [1996], "Night Reflection", for two violins and cello [1997], "A stale dal a dal zazniva Haleluja", for violoncello and piano; Piano: Sonatina [1986], "Der heimliche Schmerz" - fantasy on the theme from Schubert's Rondo Op. 84 for piano four hands [1994]; Vocal: Six Songs on the Poems by Emily Dickinson, for soprano and piano [1991], "Aus der Tiefe", for mixed choir, two narrators, and organ on the text by Huub Oosterhuis [1994], cantata "Thou That Are Thirsty Come to the Waters", for alto, baritone, cor anglais, piano, and percussion [1995], Three Canticles for six women's voices, clarinet, and piano [1998].
• Ludmila Loubova [20th cent.]. Organist, composer. Works for organ.
• Michaela Macurova [20th cent.]. Pater noster for mixed choir.
• Jirina Maresova [20th cent.]. Organist (she studied at the Prague Conservatory) who also composes for her instrument.
• Terezie Martinova [20th cent.]. "Piere de con secration a la Reine de la paix," for solo baritone
• Hana Maryskova [20th cent.]
• Nina Matouskova [20th cent.] Studied composition at the Janacek Academy in Brno. Chamber music.
• Hana Matuskova [20th cent.]. "Two Impressions" for flute and percussion.
• Marketa Mazourova [1974]. Percussionist, composer. Her creative output includes music for percussion and incidental music.
• Anna Mikolajkova [20th cent.]
• Tatiana Mikova [20th cent.]. Film music.
• Eva Mitackova [20th cent.]. Studied composition at the Janacek Conservatory in Ostrava. Chamber music [Trio for violin, guitar, and cello, "Trojjmeni," for cemballo, "In a Zoo," for marimba].
• Beata Moravkova, née Hlavenkova [20th cent.]. Studied composition at the Janacek Conservatory in Ostrava. Her creative output includes a piano trio, sonata for clarinet and piano, "Seul en moment" for piano, guitar, violin, and double bass, and "Mosaic" for electric guitar, bass guitar, and piano.
• Illona Müllerova [20th cent.]
• Jindra Necasova Nardelli [1960]. Studied composition with Jindrich Feld and Vaclav Riedlbauch. Orchestral, chamber, piano, vocal music. Publisher: Alliance Publications.
• Lucie Pachova [20th cent.]. Studied at the Janacek Academy in Brno.
• Blanka Pavelkova-Hosova [197?]. Studied at the Prague Academy of Music. Selected works: "Srustani" for chamber orchestra, "Podobenstvi o case" for violin and violoncello, Drama 2 for percussion and narrator, Four Piano Compositions, "Skorapky" for baritone and clarinet.
• Michaela Plachka [20th cent.]. She studies composition at the Prague Academy of Music. Her creative output includes chamber music and Mass for Chamber Choir. Music available on CD.
• Ilona Polaskova [20th cent.]. Electroacoustic music.
• Veronika Prazakova [20th cent.]. Studies composition at the Janacek Conservatory in Ostrava.
• Marketa Prochazkova [1963]
• Katerina Ruzickova-Pinosova [1972]. Studied composition with Jarmila Mazourova, Arnost Parsch, and Svatopluk Havelka. Piano, chamber, vocal, orchestral, electronic compositions. Music available on CD.
• Jolana Saidlova, née Hlochova [2.5.1969]. Studied composition with Svatopluk Havelka at the Prague Academy of Music. Orchestral, chamber, solo instrument, piano compositions, songs, incidental music.
• Ingrid Silna [20th cent.]
• Barbara Skrlova [1975]. Studied composition with Frantisek Emmert at the Janacek Academy of Music (1994-2001). List of works: Study of a Dancing Pierot, for flute quartet (1991); Antifona vnitrni rozmluvy, for small orchestra (1992); Elfi Raj - instructive music for piano (1994); Chekhov's Cherry Orchard - incidental music (1994); Meditation for clarinet trio and tape (1995); Tot Efezus: The Reborn, for violin, piano and double bass (1995); Danae, prijimaci zlaty dest - preludes for piano (1997); Flight of a Fly, for cello and piano (1998); Poselstvi smyrny - prelude for piano (1999); Parsifal's Star - meditation symphony for three trombones, organ and large orchestra (2000). Music available on CD.
• Sylva Smejkalova [1974]. Studied composition with Jan Grossmann, Milan Bachorek, Marek Kopelent, and Alois Pinos. Orchestral, chamber, and piano music. Electronic music. Incidental music.
• Olga Smidova [20th cent.]
• Jana Smolova [20the cent.]
• Marie Sommerova [20th cent.]
• Pavla Spurna [20th cent.] Three Songs for soprano and guitar.
• Ruzena Srsnova [1967]. "Vinobrani," for flute and violin.
• Hana Srubarova [20th cent.]. "Nalady a smutky" (Moods and Sorrows), musical miniatures for soprano and piano.
• Katerina Straznicka [1979]. Studied composition with Arnost Parsch at JAMU. Selected compositions: Songs of Distant Homeland, for SMAB and flute on Chinese folk poetry; "Exotika z doslechu," for two voices, flute, clarinet, viola and percussion, Duo for oboe and accordion, "Vetvicka jmeli" for mixed chorus, "Study" for three percussion players, Three Movements for flute; "Alla motto perpetuo" for violin, cello and piano.
• Lenka Sturalova [20th cent.] Studied composition at the Janacek Academy in Brno. Her output includes songs and Concertino for oboe and strings.
• Irena Tokarzova-Szurmanova [197?] Her creative output includes Piano Etude, Four Inventions for Piano, "Zablesky zevnitr" for cello and piano, Trio for clarinet, violin, and piano, Septet pro flute, oboe, bass clarinet, violin, viola, violoncello, and piano, "Rocks and Stones" for trumpet, percussion and piano, "Ctyri vety na Izaiase" for soprano, piano, and strings, "Women," melodrama on text of Lech Nierostek.
• Alena Valova [20th cent.]
• Hana Vejvodova [11.7.1963-1.8.1994]. Composer, pianist. A major talent whose life was tragically cut short at 31. Studied piano performance with Jaromir Kriz and composition with Ilja Hurnik, Svatopluk Havelka, and Prof. Donatoni. Her catalogue comprises 40 compositions which includes 17 piano compositions and 5 orchestral works, among other. Orchestral compositions: Serenade for Strings, Passacaglia for Symphony Orchestra (1986), 'Deliranda' and 'Arkanum' - symphonic movements (1988-89; 1991-92), Concerto for Piano and Chamber Orchestra (1992-93); Chamber compositions: Suite for Three Clarinets in B-flat (1985), Duets for flute and violin, Wind Quartet, Elegy for violin and organ, Trio for Two flutes and Piano, Brass Quintet (1988), Suite for oboe and piano, Sonata for oboe and piano (1991); Piano compositions: Five Piano Sketches, Etude, Sonatina No. 1, 2, 3, Sonata in C (1984), Sonata for four hands (1985), Partita Bizzara, Sonata No. 2 "Confession" (1988-90), Ten Miniatures, Eight Bagatelles (1993), Sonata No. 3 "Tribute to Nature" (1993-94), Short Stories, Sonata No. 4 "Fate" (1994); Vocal music: Song of the Slain Lover, Chants about the Death of an Empire, for mixed choir (1988), Fairy-tale for mixed choir, Cycle of Three Love Songs, Pathways of Love for higher voice and piano; Music for children: Bouquet of Flowers (cycle of five songs for the youngest children), Watercolour Paintings (seven miniatures for piano, published in 1988 by Editio Supraphon), Animals' Ball (piano suite). Music available on CD.
• Monika Vejvodova [Prague 13.5.1975]. Studied composition with Bohuslav Rehor, Ivana Loudova, and Juraj Filas. Solo instrument and piano works [Dreamy Suite for Piano, Miniatures for Flute], chamber music [Melancholy Duets for viola and cello; Dialogo per Tre for string trio], orchestral works [Romance for Chamber Orchestra], and vocal compositions [Cantata about the Birth of Virgin Mary]. Also jazz and popular music.
• Lucie Vitaskova [1980]. Chamber, orchestral, vocal music.
• Lucie Vitkova [20th cent.] Studied at the Janacek Academy in Brno. Unetane tojkef for soprano, string quartet, and chamber string orchestra.
• Marie Vitkova [20th cent.]. Piano compositions.
• Marcela Vocilkova-Trtkova [1972]. Studied composition with Leos Faltus at JAMU (1992-98). List of works: "About Myself" for soprano and cello on text by Leonard Cohen (1994), "Per oboe, due clarinetti et fagotto" (1996), flute quartet (1995), "Piano Bit(e)s" for piano, "Cimmar" for dulcimer and marimba (1994), Two Psalms for mixed chorus (1997), Two Pieces, for four brass instruments (1995), "Conflicts," for large orchestra (1997), "Meditation on Creation" for flute, clarinet, viola, cello and double bass (1999), Duo for piano and dulcimer (2001).
• Jana Vörösova [20th cent.]
• Lenka Zalcikova [20th cent.]. Her creative output includes Toccata and Adagio in C Minor for chamber ensemble, "Songs from Sion" for mixed choir, and other works.
• Terezie Zemanova [20th cent.]. Studied composition at the Janacek Academy in Brno. Chamber and vocal compositions.
• Leona Zezulova [20th cent.] Three Compositions for solo trombone.
• Lenka Zupkova [1970]. Violinist (Goelan Duo) who also composes chamber music for her instrument. Studied at the State Conservatory of Ostrava and at the Janacek Academy of Music. Compositions for flute and violin (with Lenka Kozderkova-Simkova). Music available on CD.

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