Bojanov
Gymnasium of Bojanov Primary School
Musical evening
The concert is held under the auspices of Milan Michálek, Mayor of Bojanov.
Admission 150 CZK
Performers
Tereza Matlova – vocal
Radim Schwab – vocal
Program
E. Morricone – Nella fantasia
K. Svoboda – Dracula – Unjust God
K. Svoboda – Dracula – I know you’re with me
K. Svoboda – Monte Christo
K. Svoboda – Night on Karlstejn – My love, I am moaning
K. Svoboda – Monte Christo – Touches of your eyelashes
G. Gershwin – Porgy and Bess – Summertime
G. Gershwin – Porgy and Bess – Bess, You Is My Woman Now
E. Morricone – That Time in the West
A. L. Webber – Phantom of the Opera – All I Ask of You
A. L. Webber – The Phantom of the Opera – Remember
A. L. Webber – The Phantom of the Opera – Music of the Night
A. L. Webber – Phantom of the Opera – duet
Program
E. Morricone – Nella fantasia
K. Svoboda – Dracula – Unjust God
K. Svoboda – Dracula – I know you’re with me
K. Svoboda – Monte Christo
K. Svoboda – Night on Karlstejn – My love, I am moaning
K. Svoboda – Monte Christo – Touches of your eyelashes
G. Gershwin – Porgy and Bess – Summertime
G. Gershwin – Porgy and Bess – Bess, You Is My Woman Now
E. Morricone – That Time in the West
A. L. Webber – Phantom of the Opera – All I Ask of You
A. L. Webber – The Phantom of the Opera – Remember
A. L. Webber – The Phantom of the Opera – Music of the Night
A. L. Webber – Phantom of the Opera – duet
Tereza Mátlová
Tereza Mátlová is an opera and musical singer. She studied flute, piano and sang in the Kühn Children’s Choir. She graduated in opera singing at the Academy of Music and Performing Arts in Prague under Prof. Magdalena Hajòssyová, then studied under Prof. Vlasta Hudecová in Bratislava and is still improving her singing under the guidance of the world-famous singer and teacher Vladimír Chmel.
She has attended many masterclasses, including one with Prof. Helmuth Rilling at the Stuttgart Bach Academy. She received the “Talent of the Year” award at the Wexford Opera Festival in Ireland and in 2016 was nominated for the Thalia Award for the role of Constanze in Mozart’s Abduction from Serail. She has performed at the National Theatre in Prague, the North Bohemian Theatre in Ústí nad Labem and has appeared on international music stages.
Tereza Mátlová is intensively engaged in concert activities and collaborates with such prominent conductors as Marcello Rota, Vladimir Jurowski, Riccardo Frizza, Enrique Mazzola, Leoš Svárovský, Jan Kučera, David Agler, Claude Schnitzler, Ahmed Al Saedi and Jin Wang. She has sung at Eva Urbanová’s concerts and appeared as a guest on Karel Gott’s tour. She has also appeared on the tour of stars at the Grand Kremlin Palace in Moscow and was chosen as a guest by the famous baritone Leo Nucci.
She recorded Bohuslav Martinů’s opera Mirandolína for Supraphon Records and released a solo CD and the album Hvězda betlémská (Star of Bethlehem) together with Karel Gott for GOJA. She cooperates with Czech Television, Czech Radio, TV Nova, TV Prima and TV Barrandov.
Radim Schwab
is a Czech theatre actor and singer – baritone, active in musical theatre and opera. He studied drama acting at the Janáček Academy of Performing Arts in Brno and moved to Prague after his studies. After several episodic roles, in 2000 he succeeded in an audition for the leading role of Edmond Dantès in the musical Monte Cristo.
In his native Brno, he worked as an actor on the basement stage of the Husa na provázku Theatre, where he performed in such productions as Mistero Buffo, Grandma, Harlequin, Hunger, King Lear’s Dance and The Very Blue Bird. At the Ta Fantastika theatre he made his mark on the audience as Mordred in the musical Excalibur, he also performed in the projects Love is Love, Elixir of Life and The Picture of Dorian Gray.
Since October 2006, Motl has been playing Motl in the successful performance Fiddler on the Roof at Divadlo Na Fidlovačce. Among the highlights of his work to date are two solo music albums and especially the lead role of the Phantom in the musical The Phantom of the Opera performed at the GOJA Music Hall in Prague.
Bojanov
Bojanov is located in the district of Chrudim, in the Pardubice Region. It has 649 inhabitants and the village consists of eight local districts – Bojanov, Horní Bezděkov, Hořeleč, Hůrka, Holín, Petrkov, Kovářov and Hrbokov. Bojanov itself lies in the valley of the Chrudimka River between the Seč and Křižanovice reservoirs, at an altitude of 428 metres. On 10 October 2006 the village was restored to the status of a municipality.
The first written mention of Bojanovo dates back to 1129, when it was the property of the Benedictine monastery in Vilémov. From 1329 it belonged to the estate of Henry of Lichtenberg, but in the 15th century it became part of Oheb Castle. Since 1564, the present-day town has been listed as a town with its own coat of arms – a silver sword and a silver key in a red field. The historic buildings with the rectory and the church of St. Vitus, situated in the shape of a square, underline the town’s character.
The village flourished at the beginning of the 20th century, especially during the First Republic, when a new burgher school was built here in 1932. After 1950, due to the planned construction of another dam on the Chrudimka River, a building closure was declared for both Bojanov and Bezděkov. Today, the village can develop freely again.
Bojanov was an important centre of spiritual administration. In the 14th century, a wooden church was built on the site of the original fortress, which was replaced by a Baroque building with a crypt and rich fresco decoration depicting the legend of the life of St. Vitus, the patron saint of the church, after a fire in 1730. The large fresco above the organ depicts angels playing period instruments. The organ itself, built by Ignác Horák in 1809, is very rare and has been preserved in almost its original form. Restoration is currently underway – information about the public collection and adoption of the pipes can be found at www.varhanybojanov.cz.