Praha

Prompted by renowned poet E. D. Blodgett's deep love for Prague, Praha is a poetic homage to the legendary city's rich lifeblood.

Coniunctio is a 1970 collaborative album between The Blue Effect and The Jazz Q Prague, the latter featuring Jiří Stivín. This is taken from the 1973 reissue released by Supraphon.

Together with Zestovskih, Jakub Ondra worked on multi-layered songwriter compositions and texts about growing up, falling in love and loving. On his debut, "Old Town Square," he unites all the virtues one hopes for from a great pop album: beauty, catchiness, melancholy, accessibility, emotional depth and honesty. Only equipped with a travel bag and a guitar case, he drove across Europe and stood in inner cities to make music wherever his interrail ticket led him. For a few euro, but above all for the feelings of happiness and experiences that you reap when you are strangers in a country and still find listeners. And as is usually the case, a street musician, a vagabond, can not leave what he loves - because he lives it: "I am very satisfied with my album. My decision to make this record was the right one - even if I gave up my old life. But do not be surprised if you hear me in the pedestrian zone in the afternoons, before I appear in a concert hall. The direct way of doing it on the street, I simply love too much to make it whole. "

The Smetana Quartet are a true legend. For over four decades (1945-1989), the ensemble gained critical acclaim and enthused audiences all over world, particularly in the UK, USA and Japan. They attained perfect chime and extraordinary flexibility in voice leading, resulting in part from their playing the entire repertoire by heart. This quadrophonic recording featuring Two String Quartets of Bedřich Smetana. It have been recorded in February 1976 in Praha and originally released through local Supraphon label.

Together with Zestovskih, Jakub Ondra worked on multi-layered songwriter compositions and texts about growing up, falling in love and loving. On his debut, "Old Town Square," he unites all the virtues one hopes for from a great pop album: beauty, catchiness, melancholy, accessibility, emotional depth and honesty. Only equipped with a travel bag and a guitar case, he drove across Europe and stood in inner cities to make music wherever his interrail ticket led him. For a few euro, but above all for the feelings of happiness and experiences that you reap when you are strangers in a country and still find listeners. And as is usually the case, a street musician, a vagabond, can not leave what he loves - because he lives it: "I am very satisfied with my album. My decision to make this record was the right one - even if I gave up my old life. But do not be surprised if you hear me in the pedestrian zone in the afternoons, before I appear in a concert hall. The direct way of doing it on the street, I simply love too much to make it whole. "