Overview
The Czech Philharmonic Orchestra has been commemorating the Velvet Revolution to celebrate democracy, freedom and non-violence since 2020. This is now a tradition on 17 November, the bank holidays. This year, Prague's Rudolfinum welcomes two talented young artists: Czech violinist Josef Špaček and French violist Antoine Tamestit, conducted by Petr Popelka, for an all-Czech programme.
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Who directed Petr Popelka & Czech Philharmonic Orchestra with Antoine Tamestit & Josef Špaček?
Petr Popelka & Czech Philharmonic Orchestra with Antoine Tamestit & Josef Špaček was directed by Michael Beyer.
Where was Petr Popelka & Czech Philharmonic Orchestra with Antoine Tamestit & Josef Špaček produced?
It was produced by companies including Unknown Production Companies in France, Czechoslovakia.
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