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LAMA (2025): in Where. Polí5

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LAMA is Luboš Fidler and Matěj Fidler. They play gentle, calm music. I play on two tracks - trumpet and drums.

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NOČNÍ PTÁK (2024): Prach [Dust]. Polí5

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In 2023, Noční pták [Nightbird] flapped its wings again at summer sessions in Albeř. During this flap of the wing, public performance took place on August 5, (see video created by Kryštof Zika youtu.be/8dnVJKTkqVA Polí5

) and, two days later, a non-public recording session was organized, with the ambition to elaborate on the themes and ideas brought about on the preceding fully improvised concert. The result is the album PRACH / DUST.

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ZDENĚK KONOPÁSEK & JAN ŠTOLBA (2024): Protoritual. Polí5

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Jan Štolba and Zdeněk Konopásek first played together in Dr. Konopný's Quartet, lead by the actor, performer and the "Last Bohemian" Radomil Uhlíř. Some years later they met at Radomil's funeral, in 2019, and they promised each other to get together again soon. But the meeting didn't take place until 2023. Then, one afternoon in May, they finally gathered in a home studio outside of Prague and started to improvise without any preparation. The session was recorded and this album contains almost everything put down on tape during that musical afternoon.

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ŽENY & ORKESTAR (2024): Kasárna Karlín. Polí5

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Extraordinary performance.

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FISH, FLESH, FIELD & HENRY $ (2023): Zběhlý satyr. Guerilla Records

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Album of songs with the lyrics by Milan Kozelka

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KOLNA (2023): Live Kasárna Karlín 221102. Polí5

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Full recording of Kolna's concert on the occasion of the launch of the band's second album.

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Platón: Sokratova obhajoba (2023) [Plato: Socrates' defense]. Audiobook, Praha: Filosofia

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Plato's Defense of Socrates in the translation of Jaroslav Ludvíkovský, supplemented by the commentary of Prof. Filip Karfík, a leading expert on Plato. Edited, scripted and directed by Petr Šourek, Jaroslav Dušek in the role of Socrates, Zdeněk Konopásek plays on drum set the reactions of Athenian people.

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