The Czech Radio Symphony Orchestra, recognized as one of the leading ensembles in the Czech Republic, boasts a rich legacy intertwined with the country's profound musical heritage. Originally established in 1926, the Orchestra has grown to become an emblem of Czech culture and artistry, widely acclaimed for its versatility and mastery of a diverse classical repertoire. Rooted in the tradition of broadcasting performances on Czech Radio, the ensemble has played a pivotal role in bringing classical music to listeners across the nation, ensuring the preservation and propagation of this esteemed art form.

Over the years, the Czech Radio Symphony Orchestra has delved into a broad spectrum of musical works, championing not only the classics but also giving voice to contemporary compositions. Among their most recent releases are performances that eloquently capture the essence of 20th-century music, including "20th Century Masterpieces for 2 Pianos and Orchestra" and a tribute to seminal figures through "Bohuslav Martinů, Sergei Prokofiev, Ernő Dohnányi: Cello Concertos [In Memoriam János Starker]." Their commitment to showcasing Czech composers is evident in recordings such as "Šesták: String Concerto - Kalabis: Concerto for Harpsichord and Strings" and "Fišer: Ave inperator morituri te salutant, Per Vittoria Colonna - Doubrava: Don Quijote." The Orchestra's expertise is not limited to the local oeuvre; it extends to masterfully executed renditions of Mahler, showcased in their live interpretations of "Symphony No. 7" and "Symphony No. 4," as well as the impassioned performances of Beethoven's Piano Concertos and Sibelius's stirring Finnish landscapes. With each concert and recording, the Czech Radio Symphony Orchestra continues to fortify its formidable reputation as an indispensable cultivator of both historical and contemporary orchestral music.

Genres

Radio Symphony

Symfonicky Orchestr

Latest Release

20th Century Masterpieces for 2 Pianos and Orchestra

Czech Radio Symphony Orchestra

Album - 28 Tracks - Released December 1, 2017