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	Prameny lidové hudby, písně a tance na Plzeňsku Vejvoda, Zdeněk Detailed record
	About the texts of Miloslav Kabeláč's Six Lullabies Kordík, Pavel The study deals with the specific ways of selection of the folk text for the series of compositions Six Lullabies by Miloslav Kabeláč Detailed record
	Bohuslav Martinů’s Folklore Inspirations Gabrielová, Jarmila The article concentrates on Martinů’s vocal and stage works and follows 1) experiences from composer’s childhood and youth until 1920s, 2) Martinů’s “turn” to Czech and Moravian folklore traditions in the 1930s, and 3) motives for Martinů’s intereset in folklore texts and subjects in his mature and late creative periods of the 1940s and 1950s. Detailed record
	Influence of the jesuits on the Czech hymnography Slavický, Tomáš Study deals with the various forms of the influence of the jesuits on the Czech hymnography Detailed record
	Lachmanns Orchesterschule in Litoměřice/Leitmeritz and the Deutsche Musikakademie in Prague - two examples of patronage-sponsorship in the first half of the 20th century Bajgarová, Jitka Emanuel Lachmann (1846-1912), native of Prague, founded 1901 the Orchestral school in Litoměřice/Leitmeritz and gave to her a house, a library and music instruments. He was a director and financial supporter until his death. The Deutsche Akademie für Musik und darstellende Kunst in Prag start up 1920 with the division of the Prague conservatory to the Czech and German part. Hundreds of sponsors supported financially the school - small donators as well as banks and municipal authorities, especially in Prague and the Sudetenland. Detailed record
	Phenomenon of sponsorship in the music culture. Kabeláč - Ištvan Bajgarová, Jitka The theme of patronage/sponsorship in music as of the 16th century to present in the Czech lands, Slovakia, Lusatia, Vienna and Italy. Life and work of Czech composers of the 20th century Miloslav Kabeláč (1908-1979) and Miloslav Ištvan (1928-1990). Detailed record
	The Carousel Freemanová, Michaela In the 19th century Prague, numerous performances and concerts to the benefit of the charities and hospitals were organized; among the most interesting ones counted the horse carousels accompanied by music, arranged by the nobility. Detailed record
	Oratorios performed in the Jesuite Colleges in the Bohemian Lands Freemanová, Michaela In the 18th century, the Jesuits performed in their residences in the Bohemian Lands oratorios. Many of them were anonymous, some were written by important period composers, mainly of Italian origin Detailed record
	Literary Work as a Source for the Folk Dance Culture Studies Stavělová, Daniela The study deals with the use of belletristic texts for anthropologically aimed dance research. The author analyse notes on dance in the works of so-called village realists, Bohemian writers of the second half of the 19th century, who had been aiming to depict daily life of poeple in their books Detailed record
	Healers and Their Perception of Human Body Motyčková, Dana The contribution focuses on the healers and their perception of human body. Some healers say that can „see“ or feel both the mass of human body and its energy or they say they are clairvoyant and prescient. This perception is quite different from the one generally acknowledged. Detailed record

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