Philharmonic Hall. Crème de la crème
The MFOpen Chamber Matinee will be followed by an afternoon Philharmonic Salon in the Mozart Hall with the subtitle Crème de la crème. This part of the programme will feature performances by three chamber ensembles. At 3.30 pm, the wind trio El GonzAles, consisting of flutist Eliška Honková, clarinettist Aleš Janeček and bassoonist Jan Dvořák, will perform the Serenade by Hungarian composer Rudolf Maros. The music for the brass of Olomouc native Milada Červenková will be performed by the members of the MFO Brass Quintet: trumpeters Ondřej Mot'ka and Stanislav Bartošek, horn player Radek Malý, trombonist Miroslav Tutko, tuba player Radim Černín and trombonist Jan Pátek as a guest. The Philharmonic Salon will culminate with music of lighter genres, such as swing or musical melodies, performed by the Moravia Quintet consisting of Petr Hladík (flute), Jan Kučera (oboe), Lukáš Broda (clarinet), Jan Dvořák (bassoon) and Radek Malý (French horn).
Program
Milada Červenková
Music for brass bands
Rudolf Maros
Serenade
Ferenc Farkas
Old Hungarian Dances
Antonín Dvořák
Humoreska č. 7 Ges dur
Ladislav Odstrčil
Dance Suite for Wind Quintet Op. 10
Leonard Bernstein
America from the musical West Side Story
Performers
- MFO Brass Quintet
- Ondřej Moťka – trumpet
- Stanislav Bartošek – trumpet
- Radek Malý – French horn
- Miroslav Tutko – trombone
- Radim Černín – tuba
- Jan Pátek – bass trombone, as a guest
- El GonzAles
- Eliška Honková – flute
- Aleš Janeček – clarinet
- Jan Dvořák – bassoon
- Moravia Quintet
- Petr Hladík – flute
- Jan Kučera – oboe
- Lukáš Broda – clarinet
- Jan Dvořák – bassoon
- Radek Malý – French horn
Speaking. Philharmonic musicians as you don’t know them.
14.00, 13 May 2023, Mozart Hall
The talk A Piece of Speech with the Philharmonics, featuring the moderator Jiří Vejvoda, is free for ticket holders to any MFOpen concert. It can also be purchased as a separate ticket.
Jiří Vejvoda – moderator
