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KPH - TRIO CINQUE ANCE
Event by: Kulturní dům Bystřice nad Pernštejnem
Location: House of Culture, Luční 764, 593 01 Bystřice nad Pernštejnem, Czechia
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Trio Cinque Ance
Jana Krejčí / Clarinet
Jana Slavíková / Oboe
Ondřej Svitavský / Bassoon
The trio was formed in 2021 based on the collaboration of three HAMU students . The trio consists of oboist Jana Slavíková, clarinetist Jana Krejčí and bassoonist Ondřej Svitavský. The ensemble has many pieces in its repertoire from classicism to music of the 20th century. They perform at concerts within the concert department of Prague's HAMU. Among other things, they also performed at the concert of the Chamber series of subscription concerts of the North Bohemian Philharmonic in Teplice.
Jana Krejčí studied clarinet in the class of Mgr. Břetislav Winkler and is now a student of the 2nd year of master's studies at HAMU in Prague in the class of doc. Irvin Venyš and prof. Vlastimila Mareš. In 2015, she won the third prize in her category at the Pardubice Breaths Competition, and in 2017, the first prize. In 2016, she took third place in the ProBohemia Ostrava competition. In 2017, with the Trio of the Brno Conservatory, she participated in the competition "Karel Ditters from Dittersdorf and musical classicism", where the ensemble won the first prize and at the same time the title of laureate of the competition. In 2020, she was awarded the Leoš Janáček prize for artistic activity and musical achievements during her studies at the Brno Conservatory.
Since 2016, she has been participating annually in international clarinet master classes in Prague under the name Prague Clarinet Days and international clarinet courses in Ostrava. She worked in the student orchestras Chamber Symphony Orchestra in Brno, Young Brno Symphony Orchestras and from 2020 to 2022 she was a member of the Orchestral Academy of the Brno Philharmonic. In the spring of 2023, she completed a European tour with the Czech Philharmonic. She works in the Czech Student Philharmonic and is a member of the Cinque Ance Trio and the AMU Student Trio consisting of violin, clarinet, and piano.
Jana Slavíková started playing the recorder at the age of seven at the Basic Art School in Česká Lípa , where three years later she chose the oboe for her next musical study. She attended classes with Alena Losová, her work in the local chamber orchestra under the direction of Pavel Hrica was her inspiration. In 2012, she became a student at the Českolip Gymnasium, from which she transferred to the Gymnasium and Music School of the capital city in September 2016. of Prague. Pavel Tylšar became her oboe professor there.
Among her greatest competitive achievements so far are the 1st prize in the central round of the National Academy of Music Competition, the 1st prize in the Competition of Conservatories and Music Gymnasiums and the 1st prize in the competitions Pro Bohemia Ostrava and Pardubice breaths. He regularly participates in various music courses and festivals, such as the French-Czech Music Academy in Telč or the Summer Bassoon and Oboe Academy. In 2017, she received a scholarship for interpretation courses at the Harpa International Music Academy in Iceland, and in 2021 she performed as a soloist with the Symphony Orchestra. m. Prague FOK as part of the Mladé talents of Josef Suk.
In the years 2020 – 2022 she studied at the Prague Conservatory under the direction of Pavel Tylšar and Vladislav Borovka, and at the same time worked at the Orchestral Academy of the Brno Philharmonic. He is currently studying at the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague in Jana Brožková's class. From July 2022, she is also the first oboist of the South Bohemian Philharmonic.
Ondřej Svitavský started playing the bassoon at the age of eleven, and his first teacher was Lukáš Kořínek. Under his guidance, he studied for the next eight years at the Gymnasium and the music school of hl. city of Prague. Two years followed at the Prague Conservatory, here under the direction of Ondřej Roskovec, Lukáš Kořínek and Tomáš Františ. He completed his bachelor's studies at the University of Ostrava, namely with Martin Petrák, with whom he also studied during the subsequent years of his master's studies at Prague's HAMU. the Collegium instrumentalis octet led by Pavel Tylšar, with whom he also succeeded in the Concerto Bohemia competitions. He gained his first experience of playing in a professional orchestra thanks to cooperation with the Pilsen Philharmonic, where he regularly assisted in the 2013/14 season.
Ondřej has been a member of the North Bohemian Philharmonic Teplice since November 2021, and he also collaborates externally with the Hradec Králové Philharmonic , Czech Radio Symphony Orchestra, Pardubice Chamber Philharmonic, etc.
General partner: Rathgeber, k.s.
Admission: 150 / 200
Venue: Malý sál
Tickets: Advance sale from 17 September
Note: KPH season tickets are valid
Jana Krejčí / Clarinet
Jana Slavíková / Oboe
Ondřej Svitavský / Bassoon
The trio was formed in 2021 based on the collaboration of three HAMU students . The trio consists of oboist Jana Slavíková, clarinetist Jana Krejčí and bassoonist Ondřej Svitavský. The ensemble has many pieces in its repertoire from classicism to music of the 20th century. They perform at concerts within the concert department of Prague's HAMU. Among other things, they also performed at the concert of the Chamber series of subscription concerts of the North Bohemian Philharmonic in Teplice.
Jana Krejčí studied clarinet in the class of Mgr. Břetislav Winkler and is now a student of the 2nd year of master's studies at HAMU in Prague in the class of doc. Irvin Venyš and prof. Vlastimila Mareš. In 2015, she won the third prize in her category at the Pardubice Breaths Competition, and in 2017, the first prize. In 2016, she took third place in the ProBohemia Ostrava competition. In 2017, with the Trio of the Brno Conservatory, she participated in the competition "Karel Ditters from Dittersdorf and musical classicism", where the ensemble won the first prize and at the same time the title of laureate of the competition. In 2020, she was awarded the Leoš Janáček prize for artistic activity and musical achievements during her studies at the Brno Conservatory.
Since 2016, she has been participating annually in international clarinet master classes in Prague under the name Prague Clarinet Days and international clarinet courses in Ostrava. She worked in the student orchestras Chamber Symphony Orchestra in Brno, Young Brno Symphony Orchestras and from 2020 to 2022 she was a member of the Orchestral Academy of the Brno Philharmonic. In the spring of 2023, she completed a European tour with the Czech Philharmonic. She works in the Czech Student Philharmonic and is a member of the Cinque Ance Trio and the AMU Student Trio consisting of violin, clarinet, and piano.
Jana Slavíková started playing the recorder at the age of seven at the Basic Art School in Česká Lípa , where three years later she chose the oboe for her next musical study. She attended classes with Alena Losová, her work in the local chamber orchestra under the direction of Pavel Hrica was her inspiration. In 2012, she became a student at the Českolip Gymnasium, from which she transferred to the Gymnasium and Music School of the capital city in September 2016. of Prague. Pavel Tylšar became her oboe professor there.
Among her greatest competitive achievements so far are the 1st prize in the central round of the National Academy of Music Competition, the 1st prize in the Competition of Conservatories and Music Gymnasiums and the 1st prize in the competitions Pro Bohemia Ostrava and Pardubice breaths. He regularly participates in various music courses and festivals, such as the French-Czech Music Academy in Telč or the Summer Bassoon and Oboe Academy. In 2017, she received a scholarship for interpretation courses at the Harpa International Music Academy in Iceland, and in 2021 she performed as a soloist with the Symphony Orchestra. m. Prague FOK as part of the Mladé talents of Josef Suk.
In the years 2020 – 2022 she studied at the Prague Conservatory under the direction of Pavel Tylšar and Vladislav Borovka, and at the same time worked at the Orchestral Academy of the Brno Philharmonic. He is currently studying at the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague in Jana Brožková's class. From July 2022, she is also the first oboist of the South Bohemian Philharmonic.
Ondřej Svitavský started playing the bassoon at the age of eleven, and his first teacher was Lukáš Kořínek. Under his guidance, he studied for the next eight years at the Gymnasium and the music school of hl. city of Prague. Two years followed at the Prague Conservatory, here under the direction of Ondřej Roskovec, Lukáš Kořínek and Tomáš Františ. He completed his bachelor's studies at the University of Ostrava, namely with Martin Petrák, with whom he also studied during the subsequent years of his master's studies at Prague's HAMU. the Collegium instrumentalis octet led by Pavel Tylšar, with whom he also succeeded in the Concerto Bohemia competitions. He gained his first experience of playing in a professional orchestra thanks to cooperation with the Pilsen Philharmonic, where he regularly assisted in the 2013/14 season.
Ondřej has been a member of the North Bohemian Philharmonic Teplice since November 2021, and he also collaborates externally with the Hradec Králové Philharmonic , Czech Radio Symphony Orchestra, Pardubice Chamber Philharmonic, etc.
General partner: Rathgeber, k.s.
Admission: 150 / 200
Venue: Malý sál
Tickets: Advance sale from 17 September
Note: KPH season tickets are valid