Echi d'Organo e Clarinetto
Tribute to E. Bossi

Künstler

• Irvin Venyš (CZ) – clarinet
  Irvin Venyš is one of the most progressive performers on the Czech music scene. His extensive performance skills, ranging from classical music to folklore and jazz to challenging works of the 20th and 21st centuries, have earned him a reputation as a sought-after soloist and chamber player. He collaborates with a number of contemporary composers and actively participates (not only) in premiering compositions by domestic and foreign authors. He regularly records for Czech Radio, Czech Television, ORF and Mitteldeutsches Rundfunk, NAXOS, as well as for publishers such as Arco Diva and Supraphon. He released his latest CD, recorded with the Epoque Quartet under the name Komp(l)ot, on his own label, Irvin Classics. He teaches clarinet at Prague's HAMU and is the director of the Bohuslav Martinů Foundation. He co-founded and organizes the Prague Clarinet Days and the Concert Against Totality, which aims to commemorate November 17 and the oppression that artists face under totalitarian regimes. www.irvinvenys.cz
• Lukáš Dvořák (CZ) – organ
  Organist Lukáš Dvořák is a graduate of the Prague Conservatory from the class of Jan Kalfus. He is currently continuing his doctoral studies at the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague under the direction of Pavel Černý, and is also studying conducting at the Prague Conservatory. He is also a graduate of two internships abroad, namely at the prestigious Royal Danish Academy of Music in Copenhagen in the class of Monika Melcová, and also at the Prince Claus Conservatoire in Groningen, the Netherlands, under the direction of Erwin Wiersinga and Sietze de Vries. He also completes his further education at master courses led by leading pedagogues (Nathan Laube, Kent Tritle, Bine Bryndorf, Michel Bouvard, Wolfgang Zerer, Pier Damiano Peretti). He himself then regularly engages in concert activities here and abroad (USA, Denmark, Sweden, Netherlands, Germany, Austria, Poland, Slovenia). Lukáš Dvořák is the winner of last year's Jan Baňhal International Organ Competition in Opočné and the recent laureate of the Petr Eben International Organ Competition in Opava. Last year, he also became the recipient of the Juraj Filas Award for outstanding performers of his works under the age of 30. In 2019, together with the Castle Guard Music Orchestra and the Police of the Czech Republic, he accompanied the national pilgrimage to St. Agnes in Rome and the Vatican. After a successful performance in New York, he also collaborates with the world's leading soloist and trombonist of the New York Philharmonic, Joseph Alessi. In the summer of 2023, he accompanied him on his tour of the United States of America. He regularly cooperates with the Czech Philharmonic, the Symphony Orchestra of the Capital City of Prague FOK, the Symphony Orchestra of the Czech Radio and the choirs Ensemble Versus and Collegium Hortense. Since the age of eighteen, he has been working as II. organist at the Royal Collegiate Chapter in Prague's Vyšehrad and at the same time at St. Nicholas in Humpolec. www.ceskevarhany.cz

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