Vojtech Spurny

Vojtěch Spurný is a multi-talented Czech conductor, pianist, and harpsichordist known for his dynamic presence in both classical and opera circles. Born in 1964, he trained at the Prague Conservatory (flute, piano) and the Academy of Performing Arts (opera direction, conducting), later honing his early music expertise at Utrecht University. His breakout moment came in 1993 when he stepped in last-minute to conduct *The Bartered Bride* at Prague’s National Theatre, earning widespread acclaim. Over his career, he’s led innovative productions ranging from Rossini’s *The Barber of Seville* in Sweden to the Czech premiere of Peri’s *Euridice* (1600), while collaborating with ensembles like the Czech Chamber Philharmonic across Europe.

Though specific details about his recent recordings aren’t covered in available sources, Spurný’s work spans Baroque to contemporary repertoire, reflecting his versatility as a conductor and keyboardist. His projects often blend historical performance practices with fresh theatrical flair, cementing his reputation as a staple in Czech and European classical music.

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