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Heinrich Wilhelm Ernst
Valečková, Barbora ; PAZDERA, Jindřich (advisor) ; HŮLA, Pavel (referee)
Heinrich Wilhelm Ernst (1812 - 1864) is even in these days mainly known as an author of two pieces for solo violin - The Last Rose of Summer and Der Erlkönig. Because of this the main part of this dissertation deals with Ernst's life, which was full of the mysteries - till the recent time we did not know even the exact date of birth. It is completed by the chapter about Ernst's violins and by the list of works known and lost.
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Professor Rudolf Šťastný - violinist, dirigent, pedagogue
Krestová, Eva ; PAZDERA, Jindřich (advisor) ; PANOCHA, Jiří (referee)
KRESTOVÁ, Eva : Professor Rudolf Šťastný: violinist, conductor, pedagogue. [Master´s project] / Eva Krestová - Academy of performing Arts in Prague, Faculty of Music; Consultant : prof. Jindřich Pazdera: Academy of performing Arts in Prague, 2014.
This Master´s project is about life and working a signifiant czech violin personality Rudolf Šťastný with a view to his contribution as a violinist, a dirigent and a pedagogue. A constituent of this master´s project is a detailed cross-section of his life, it characterizes his personality, pegagogic methodology and there is also a chapter devoted to memories and expressions his closest people.
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Gidon Kremer - Profile of the Artist
Sommerová, Anna ; ČEPICKÝ, Leoš (advisor) ; MATOUŠEK, Bohuslav (referee)
Gidon Kremer represents one of the most influential violinists not only of his generation. During his career, lasting more than forty years already, Mr. Kremer has built a position of a respected personality, whose interpretations of classical violin repertory are unconventional and innovative. Meanwhile, Mr. Kremer is known for his support of contemporary music, which he presents systematically to his audience. His biography is extraordinary; being originally a Soviet artist, he decided to leave the Soviet Union and settle in the West, while seeking more artistic freedom.
This thesis conducts a survey of his unusual life story, starting from his childhood years in Latvian Riga, his studies with David Oistrakh, first international successes, followed by his emigration and his subsequent life in the West. There is also an outline of his multiple artistic activities included, for example intensive cooperation with his ensemble Kremerata Baltica. Besides that, his long - term interest in contemporary music is documented in detail. The thesis focuses also on his interpretation of the Sonatas and Partitas for Violin Solo by J. S. Bach. Last but not least, the final chapter is dedicated to Mr. Kremer´s artistic opinions and reflections
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The violin virtuoso František Ondříček
Vilímec, Libor ; HŮLA, Pavel (advisor) ; TOMÁŠEK, Jiří (referee)
I chose to write my dissertation work about František Ondříček because of my great interest in the history of violin playing. Czech violin school was represented by many outstanding violinists, who spread the fame of this school all over the world. About the most famous Czech violinist, Jan Kubelík, I wrote already when studying at the Prague Conservatory. However, an other excellent violinist captured my attention and interest and it was František Ondříček, whose art carrer can be justly called worldwide. The biggest impluse for me to write about this artist was my listening to his two recordings, which I have recently managed to get. These particular recordings offer us a new view at František Ondříček, while up to now this violinist has been judged only on the basis of contemporary reviews. In my dissertation I tried to findout, if his violin playing can capture attention of nowaday audience and if the listeners can perceive and consider his playing as up-to-date. František Ondříček was closely linked with the tradition of legendary violinist N.Paganini. This fact can bring the art of this violinist nearer to us and to our perception. For all these reasons I consider František Ondříček as a very important personality in the history of violin playing.
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Václav Hudeček - Profile of the Artist
Říhová, Markéta ; ČEPICKÝ, Leoš (advisor) ; PANOCHA, Jiří (referee)
Violin virtuoso Václav Hudeček dedicated his life to music and concert stages.Among the musicians, especially violinists, in the whole word, the name Václav Hudeček means a lot. This bachelor thesis is brief section of his life since his violin beginnings, across the cocerts with the best orchestras in the most prestigious halls, studies with David Oistrach, ending with passing his virtuoso experiences to the young generation of musicians.
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