Jazz / soul / latin / pop
This is a musical group attuned to jazz, which plays in these variations: a duo with a singer and piano; a trio with a singer, piano, and drums; or a quartet with a singer, piano, bass and drums. It moves among the genres of jazz, soul, rhythm and blues, pop, and other related musical styles. This diversity of genres is also evident in the group’s interpretation of various compositions, which especially use the singer’s performance to relate jazz phrasing to contemporary vocal trends.
The songs are sung in English, French, Portuguese, and Italian. Repertoire: jazz standards from the repertoire of Ella Fitzgerald and Frank Sinatra, for example, as well as from other genres such as later pieces by Seal, Neil Simon, Sérgio Mendes, Zaz, Jamie Cullum, Stevie Wonder, and the groups Gabin, Led Zeppelin and Jamiroquai, music from the musical Chicago, and so forth.
References: Prague hotels such as U Prince, Corinthia Towers, Moevenpick, Clarion, Kempinski, ICON Hotel, and Radisson Blu Alcron; as well as Prague restaurants such as Aureole, Jet Set, Kobe, Hergetova Cihlena, Cantinetta Fiorentina, il Primo Piatto, and La Rotonde, among others.
Dancehall music
The musical program of this band is unusually flexible; thus, it is possible to adapt it – in a maximal way – to the specific requirements of an event. The adaptability of the group extends to the content of a performance, its length, the choice of genres, and the focus of the production on – for example – listening, dancing, or just reinforcing the atmosphere of an event. The group plays in various configurations, such as a trio, quartet, or quintet. Repertoire: more than three hundred songs from the output of both Czech – and especially of foreign – musicians. Compositions from all sorts of musical genres – from pop, rock ‘n‘ roll, and rock through timeless international favorites, jazz, soul, reggae, funk, oldies, classical music, ‘disco melodies,’ and Latin-American and Spanish rhythms, down to current hits on the world charts of modern music – make up this repertoire.
References: Ericsson, Accenture, Eurotel, Česká spořitelna (Czech Savings Bank), Radisson SAS, Komerční banka (Commerical Bank), Cointhia Hotel, Makro, Hypernova Supermarket, Kaufland, ČSOB (Czechoslovak Business Bank), Renaissance Hotel, CAC Leasing, Tesco, Don Giovanni Hotel, Skanska, T-moblie, Moevenpick Hotel, Prima Television Station, Staropramen Brewery, Globus, and Shell among others.
Traditional folklore music
A folklore music and dance ensemble consisting of top professional musicians, singers, dancers, and graduates of conservatories who also are working in various leading orchestras and theatres. Folk songs and popularized tunes from Moravia, Bohemia, and Slovakia are the foundation of its repertoire. Due to the professionality of the members of the group, it is possible to broaden the repertoire to include timeless international favorites, folk songs from other nations, nontraditional musical specialties, or variations in genres, for example.
References: The group has been featured on various well-known television and radio programs, as well as at important social events, concerts, and festivals; it has performed with Jarmila Šuláková (Czech Television) and on Český rozhlas (Czech Radio) programs, including Tobogán. Currently, it periodically organizes a large folklore show, which includes dance couples, for French, American, German, and Italian listeners in Prague.
Classical music
This sophisticated women’s string quartet plays well-known melodies in a wide range of genres. Its repertoire includes some of the best-loved compositions from the world of classical music, popular melodies from operas and musical comedies, timeless songs by jazz legends, ragtime, chansons, Latin-American dances, waltzes, and musical or film tunes. Repertoire: Bach, Handel, Mozart, Vivaldi, Boccherini, Beethoven, Schubert, Chopin, Debussy, Strauss, Bernstein, Vangelis, Scott Joplin, the Beatles, Queen, Led Zeppelin, and the Scorpions among others.
References: This group has made recordings for Český rozhlas (Czech Radio) and for the German Radio stations Mitteldeutsche Rundfunk and Radio Deutsche Welle. It has also appeared on Czech and German television, and has worked with distinguished international cultural celebrities, such as Andrea Bocelli, Veronique Sanson, Václav Hudeček, Gabriela Demeterová, Dagmar Pecková, and Eva Urbanová, among others.
Operatic singing
This preeminent Czech mezzo-soprano mainly devotes herself to concert performances. She has sung in prestigious concert halls in the Czech Republic and abroad (Austria, France, Portugal, Great Britain, Australia, Hungary, Slovenia, Slovakia, Germany, the USA, Spain, Canada, and Italy.) In 2003, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs sent her to promote Czech music in Australia. She has participated in a number of international festivals, and has performed with symphony and chamber orchestras in the Czech Republic and abroad. These include SOČR (the Prague Radio Symphony Orchestra), FOK (the Prague Symphony Orchestra), the Czech Chamber Philharmonic Orchestra of Pardubice, the Hradec Králové Philharmonic Orchestra, the Karlovy Vary Symphony Orchestra, the Camerata Polifonica Siciliana, the London City Chamber Orchestra, the Orchestra of Stowe Opera, and the Lincolnwood Chamber Orchestra. She has also worked with the following directors: Vladimír Válek, Leoš Svárovský, František Vajnar, Miloš Formáček, Giovanni Ferrauto, Niels Muus, Philip McKenzie, Thomas McIntosh, and Robert Secret, among others.
Music of the 1960s
This band will enable you to travel back in time with the most well-known songs from the 1960s to the 1980s. An electric and acoustic guitar, a bass guitar, a recorder, a transverse flute, a mouth organ, and drums are played by this five-member group.
Repertoire: the Beatles, Bob Dylan, George & Beatovens, Olympic, Karel Plíhal, Creedence Clearwater Revival, and other performers. It is possible to dance and sing along with this band! Its performances are well-suited to clubs, pubs, and hotels, but are also appropriate for company events or at dances where tuxedoes are not so important.
Blues
With its broad configuration of instruments, this Prague blues and beat group is able to create a wonderful atmosphere and to provide great entertainment. Repertoire: key international and Czech compositions in the blues genre, especially from these interpreters: Gary Moore, Eric Clapton, Krausberry, Vladimír Mišík, and ASPM, among others. The group also plays its own compositions. It regularly gives concerts at the Prague rock club Na Slamníku. It has also been a success at a number of company and private events, festivals, and such.
Roma music
This band of excellent Roma musicians customarily plays in a five-member format, using a combination of guitar, keyboard, singing, and other instruments, depending on the situation. It also performs as a trio or a quartet, and according to interest, it can supplement its production with a dance performance. Repertoire: Roma folk songs and its members’ own compositions in which typical Roma music is blended with pop, jazz, Latin-American influences, or ‘World Music.’ Roma music frequently is an appealing alternative at buffets, celebrations, private events, and dance parties or in various settings where it is necessary to liven up an event with an interesting and spirited performance or to grab the guests’ attention.
Other genres...
We also offer other genres of music presented by smaller groups and orchestras for listening and/or dancing; to provide a festive kickoff to an event, for weddings and other ceremonies, or as incidental, background music at social events.
