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Eufonie – Jaroměřice/R., Opera
Šabatová, Kristýna ; Hrůša, Petr (referee) ; Kiszka, Josef (advisor)
The subject of the diploma thesis was the conversion, reconstruction, revitalization and extension of the space and object of the "Opera" complex and the affected areas of the public space skeleton as a secondary core for artistic activities in the city and region. The town of Jaroměřice nad Rokytnou has a deep musical history, dating back to the Baroque period, when the Moravian nobleman Jan Adam of Questenberk lived here. Jaroměřice was a center of intense musical life, a theater was played here, where the public was also involved. Furthermore, the creation of the first Czech surviving opera On the Origin of Jaroměřice in Moravia, composed by František Antonín Václav Míča. In 2000, the musical spirit was followed by the Petr Dvorský Festival, which takes place in the Jaroměř Castle Gardens and adjacent villages. The proposed building consists of the existing Opera Hotel and the adjacent Department Store. The existing hotel complex is not fully utilized in the current situation looking for a solution. The department store has a similar problem, it does not fill its area sufficiently. Its location together with the shop is dominant due to the square. Between these two houses there is a significant alley from the station to the castle. The aim of the whole complex was to revive, beautify, brighten up and positively make the surroundings of the square and thus the whole city, district, region visible.
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New scene of the Beseda House in Vyškov - neoplasm in a historical setting
Žvak, Ondřej ; Plášil, Jiří (referee) ; Hrabec, Josef (advisor)
The main target was to create a new hall for 600 people. I tried to make a multifunctional hall which can be used as a theathre or a place for exhibition, balls etc. The apearence of the building is influenced by lack of space. The building was designed in minimalistic style. Facade reacts to historical setting. The building is composed from three mutually displaced blocks. Interier is also in minimalistic style. I used light colours and limited number of materials.
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"Music Scene" - a concert hall for the city of Brno
Jaroň, Ján ; Žalmanová,, Petra (referee) ; Šindlar, Jiljí (advisor)
Theme of diploma thesis is „Music scene“ - a concert hall for city of Brno. Thesis consists of architectural study of concert hall including foyer, functional and service spaces. Capacity of Hall is 724 spectators divided in three floors of auditorium and can host up to 85 of orchestral musicians and 50 members of choir. Concept makes architectural study, which respect surrounding buildings but creates interesting space.
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Theatre of Slovácko II
Lososová, Ivana ; Bernátek, Tomáš (referee) ; Sládeček, Svatopluk (advisor)
The main topic of this diploma thesis is to solve problematic situation of the Slovac Theatre in Uherske Hradiste. Today, the progressive theater ensemble is housed in a former Sokol‘s building, which is not capable of fullfilling requirements of a complicated theatrical structure. The theater ensemble's organism is also disturbed by the separation of the studio scene outside the main theater area. The project explores the possibilities of moving the theater to a new building, which is located in Smetanovy sady, close to the historical centre of Uherske Hradiste. The design of the building responds to the environment of the regional city, the needs of a specific theater ensemble and modern theatrical procedures supported by the analysis of Czech theater architecture.
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Slovene National Theatre in Ljubljana
Machara, František ; Němec, Josef (referee) ; Ruller, Ivan (advisor)
The city block, which we use for a creating our architectural rendering of new Natoinal theatre building is situated on one othe hystorical city axis in the centre of Slovenian capital city Ljubljana. This axis was create in time of old romanian historical setlement. and pases during our cityblock. this is one of the most important moment , I was inspirated with...
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Personality and Work of Jan Nepomuk Polasek (1873-1956)
Chumchal, Jan
This dissertation thesis focuses on the person and work of Jan Nepomuk Polášek (1873-1956), a distinguished regional composer and music teacher who spent a significant part of his life in Valašské Meziříčí. Throughout his life, Polášek devoted himself to creative work, which was, to a varying degree, inspired by the Moravian Wallachian folk culture. The thesis outlines the important phases of Polášek's life including his childhood and school days, first contact with music teaching, his studies at the Brno Organ School, and, last but not least, his relationship with Leoš Janáček. The Biographical part of the thesis ends with a subchapter devoted to Polášek's work in Valašské Meziříčí until his death in 1956. Polášek's body of work includes his compositions, music-related organisational activities, music teaching, publishing and folk song collecting. The aforementioned activities are presented and analysed in the remaining chapters of this dissertation thesis. The final chapter analyses selected instrumental, vocal-instrumental and vocal compositions of Polášek's, based on which it illustrates the key elements of his creative work. The thesis presents some entirely new findings regarding the life and work of Jan Nepomuk Polášek that are founded on many information sources the author obtained. Key...
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The Work of John Reed, Louise Bryant and Eugene O'Neill in the Context of The Provincetown Players
JEŽKOVÁ, Simona
he main aim of this thesis is to present the work of Eugene O'Neill, Louise Bryant and John Reed in the context of the Provincetown Players. The first chapter presents a picture of American society at the turn of the 20th century, shows the state in which culture and, above all theatre could be found, and, considering the previously mentioned, deals with the reason for the creation of one of the most important amateur theatres in America. The second chapter briefly presents the history of the Provincetown Players, their biggest achievements and the most important members. We then conclude the theory with a chapter mapping the life of O'Neill, Bryant and Reed before coming to Provincetown, their later stay in this seaside town, and also their mutual relationship, which affected them both personally and professionally. With this in mind, in the second part of the thesis, we study three selected works by those authors, namely The Game by Louise Bryant, The Eternal Quadrangle by John Reed and finally, Thirst by Eugene O'Neill. In this last chapter, we not only analyze the plot, motives, themes and form of individual plays, but we will also look for the links with the real world and the connection between the trio of those artists.
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Improvisation and personality: exploring the effects of practicing improvisational theater on the development of select personality characteristics
Vondráčková, Veronika ; Šípek, Jiří (advisor) ; Štětovská, Iva (referee)
This paper's first portion overviews the extant academic literature in an attempt to provide insight into the development of personality through the practice of improvisational theater. First, the author defines improvisation in relation to the broader concept of theater, identifies commonalities between it and play, and demonstrates its educational and therapeutic uses. She goes on to address the demands improvisation places on the actor's personality, with a focus on collaboration, creativity and spontaneity. Concluding the overview, the author explains the purpose of improvisation classes and, using the example of working with creativity, spontaneity and their inhibitors, describes how such classes facilitate the development of improvisation skills. In the paper's second portion, the author proposes a study designed to empirically assess the theory laid out previously. She suggests the use of an experiment to track the changes in selected personality traits over the course of a year of improvisation training.
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