Czech late Baroque figural music by Benedictines of the Břevnov-Broumov Archabbey / Johann Valentin Rathgeber, Georg Christoph Wagenseil, Wenzel Gunter Jacob, Josef Mentzel, Erasmus Mentschel, Anonymous

Robert Hugo - organ, Hana Blažíková - soprano, Markéta Cukrová - alto, Jaromír Nosek - bass
Capella Regia Praha, directed by Robert Hugo

Italian Love Songs of the 17th century, from the Lobkowicz Collection in Bohemia

Ivana Bilej Brouková: soprano, Markéta Cukrová: mezzo-soprano, Jan Krejča: theorbo, Baroque guitar, Renaissance lute, Miloslav Študent: archlute, Baroque guitar, Renaissance lute, Petr Wagner: viola da gamba, Tomáš Reindl: percussion

Contemporary music ensemble from Prague presents compositions by Martin Smolka (Music Sweet Music, 1985-88), Miroslav Pudlák (Imprints, 1985), Petr Kofroň (Alfa and Centaur, 1988-89) and Josef Adamík (Unstable and Improbable Dances, 1983-84).

Brahms, Bull, Byrd, Froberger, Muffat, van Noordth, Pachelbel, Scheid, Sweelinck, Tůma, Weckmann

Jaroslav Tůma: organ by Abraham Starck, 1688

Jara "Thomas" Kos: vocals, piano, Tomas Jirak: alt saxophone, clarinet, Jan Burle: alt, tenor & bass saxophones, Zbyněk Malý: violin, Andrej Ernyei: banjo

Ludmila Dvořáková, Peter Höngesberg, Michaela Káčerková, Vladimír Kopáčik, Juraj Mičúnek, Ivana Michalovičová, Marek Mosnár, Daniel Knut Pernet, Marie Pochopová, Juraj Slovík, Tomasz Soczek, Pavel Svoboda, Ondřej Valenta, Marie Zahrádková, Iveta Zaťková

Organ by Egedacher 1732, Späth 1750, Výmola 1760, Sauer 1874, Schlag & Söhne 1899, Schuke 1905, 1908, Šlajch 2004, 2013, Mathis 2014

Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, Robert Schumann, Max Reger, Luboš Sluka, Ferenc Liszt
The Story of Schuster's Organ (1904) or From Zittau to the Sudetenland and Onwards to Dobruška (East Bohemia)

Pavel Svoboda – organ