Repertory of CKF 

One of the greatest events in this area has been the reconstruction of the scores of Josef Bárta /1746-1787/ and their individual parties and the recording of several of his symphonies.  These were entirely unknown until now, but present surprisingly matured and for the listeners very attractive works.

Since 2003 the Czech Chamber Philharmonic under the leading of V.Spurný succeeded in recording four CDs from the works of composers living in the 18th century   

Great success is licensed edition of three CDs in the year 2006 by Musical Concepts N.Y.,USA on label ALTO under the title “Baroque Bohemia & beyond”. In the year 2007 was published the forth CD under this title – see Discography.

Vojtěch Spurný, since 2003 the chief conductor of the orchestra became a great expert and enthusiastic propagator of the baroque and classicist music. Thanks to his influence the Czech Chamber Philharmonic achieves its exceptional and for this ensemble already characteristic sound. Since the first listening the orchestra would draw the listener’s attention to the specific phrasing, articulation and using vibrato and ornaments. The string players use baroque bows to achieve a more expressive sound and to approach the authenticity of the historic period.  Most compositions are performed by the orchestra conducted by V.Spurný from the harpsichord. He also performs as harpsichord or organ soloist. V.Spurný also applies his vast knowledge as the moderator of numerous concerts that he accompanies by an expert but popularly formulated commentary which is always accepted and responded with great enthusiasm by the audience.