Josef Kšica
Josef Kšica is on the organ and piano as Pavarotti in Opera. It is the Director of the choir in the Cathedral of St. Vitus Cathedral at Prague Castle, the principal organist of the Czech Republic. I.e., everything in the churches in the Czech Republic takes place for music, governed by its regulations on.
Josef Kšica after studying at the Brno Conservatory and the music faculty of the ACADEMY of PERFORMING ARTS in Prague (Prof. Milan Šlechta, Marti P. and Jaroslav Vodrážka) and after many years of practice, organist (he was the permanent organist in the Church of the sacred heart of our Lord at Jiřího z Poděbrad square), a piano accompanist and singer in our leading choral housings (Prague male choir, Prague Philharmonic choir, Prague Chamber Choir) became regenschorim in St. Vitus Cathedral in Prague. Furthermore, it acts as a harpsichordist and organist in the Ars instrumentalis, which in 1996 won the 1. and a gold medal at the international competition in Osaka, Japan, for the interpretation of the trio sonatas by Jan Dismas Zelenka. He is also the conceptions of the old Czech spiritual music for modern-day premiere.
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About Josef Kšica
Josef Kšica is on the organ and piano as Pavarotti in Opera. It is the Director of the choir in the Cathedral of St. Vitus Cathedral at Prague Castle, the principal organist of the Czech Republic. I.e., everything in the churches in the Czech Republic takes place for music, governed by its regulations on.
Josef Kšica after studying at the Brno Conservatory and the music faculty of the ACADEMY of PERFORMING ARTS in Prague (Prof. Milan Šlechta, Marti P. and Jaroslav Vodrážka) and after many years of practice, organist (he was the permanent organist in the Church of the sacred heart of our Lord at Jiřího z Poděbrad square), a piano accompanist and singer in our leading choral housings (Prague male choir, Prague Philharmonic choir, Prague Chamber Choir) became regenschorim in St. Vitus Cathedral in Prague. Furthermore, it acts as a harpsichordist and organist in the Ars instrumentalis, which in 1996 won the 1. and a gold medal at the international competition in Osaka, Japan, for the interpretation of the trio sonatas by Jan Dismas Zelenka. He is also the conceptions of the old Czech spiritual music for modern-day premiere.
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