Miroslav Hloucal – trumpet, flugelhorn, Rostislav Fraš – tenor & soprano saxophones, Přemysl Tomšíček – trombone, Jan Hála – piano, electric piano, Vít Švec – acoustic bass, Pavel Razím – drums

Night Optician's (Nocni optika) is an instrumental quintet composed of musicians whose starting point is partially jazz, partially classical music. The result is a sort of periphery or suburb of the jazz mainstream, a place lit with flashes of the resonance of the pulsing fevers of the metropolis, and breezes of the sombre surfaces of the forest pools. A neurotic’s meditation blends with the phlegmatic’s mad dash in a herbarium of half-forgotten animals.

all stars big band directed by Karel Růžička

Jiří Kudrman: alto saxophone, Petr Venkrbec: alto saxophone, František Kop: tenor and soprano saxophones, Štěpán Markovič: tenor saxophone, Jiří Válek: baritone saxophone, flute, Václav Týfa: trumpet, Jiří Hlava: trumpet, fluegelhorn, Pavel Husička: trumpet, Ivan Matějček: trombone, Josef Pavelka: trombone, Svatopluk Košvanec: trombone, Zdeněk Zdeněk: synthesizer, piano, Peter Binder: guitar, Aleš Duša: bassguitar, Pavel Zbořil: drums

Lubos Andrst - ac. g, Radek Krampl - vib, Jan Hruby - violin, Robert Balzar - b, Pavel Zboril - dr

Jiri Stivin - fl, cl, as, voc, Jaroslav Sindler - g, Frantisek Uhlir - b, Josef Vejvoda - dr

Ked sa Jano na vojnu bral, Vyletel vtak, Inspiration 1, Nepudu domu, Inspiration 2, Dobru noc ma mila, Inspiration 3, Ej zeny zeny, Inspiration 4, Quia Quenita, Inspiration 5, Children Song #6, Inspiration 6, U Dunaja u Presporka, Inspiration 7, Zotali brezu, Inspiration 8, Zeme lidi, Inspiration 9, Umrem umrem, Inspiration 10

Francois Théberge: soprano and tenor saxophones, Andy Middleton: soprano and tenor saxophones, Paul Imm: double-bass, Alan Jones: drums

legendary big band plays legendary tunes
further tribute to Karel Velebný, one of the greatest person on the Czech jazz scene