Theses Organizing of classical music concerts especially concentrates on practical side of above-mentioned highly complex activity. The objectives of the theses are to provide an overview of all aspects and details, which should not be neglected by organizer. At first, it discusses the possible spaces, suitable for concert use, and specifies the types of potential organizers. The main part attends to organization itself.

Crystal is a heart of the story where the music hall is talking to our greatest city dominant.

The submitted thesis deals with Antonín Dvořák's trilogy of concert overtures Nature, Life and Love, Op. 91-93. After summarising the current state of research in existing literature followed by the overview of music and non-musical sources, the overture - and mainly concert overture - is depicted as a music genre and Antonín Dvořák's overtures are presented in general. Integral element of the thesis is a summarization of circumstances of the given works' origin and thus also putting them into the context of composer's oeuvre. However the focus of the thesis lies in a musical-analytical insight into each of the three overtures (In Nature's Realm, Op. 91 [B 168], Carnival, Op. 92 [B 169], Othello, Op. 93 [B 174]), where the author also takes their existing analyses into account and pays attention to their genesis according to the sources. Key words Antonín Dvořák, Concert ouverture

This thesis is focused on personalities of chief condoctors and concertmasters of Czech Philharmonic. First chapter is dedicated to history of this orchestra.

České Budějovice is capital city of south Bohemia. It was founded in 1265 on confluence of Vltava and Malše rivers. It has population about 100,000 people. There is a gorhic historical centre with ortogonal net of streets with big main square in České Budějovice. Near to former city walls there is Mariánské Square - this is a place of my design of concert hall.

The title of this master´s thesis is the elaboration of a design for a newly builded building of civil importance - a cultural center. Object is 3 storey, situated on the flat plot in the wider center of Trencin. The center includes a concert hall and facilities for training and recording musical productions. The concert hall forms the left part of the building and consists of a stage, adjacent auditoriums with 352 seats, communication spaces and backgrounds for needs of performance. On the right side there are facilities for testing and recording of music with its own facilities, an entrance hall with a café and a seating area. The construction system consists of a monolithic vertical and horizontal RC structure, complemented in a concert hall with a beam ceiling. The roof is flat in 2 levels, the facade and the envelope of the building is a combination of glass facade and the ETICS insulation system, the highest part of the building is created by cetris tiles. Drawing part is drawn in AutoCAD, other programs used (eg to calculate physical properties of structures etc.) are DEKsoft, WDLS.

The thesis is aimed at the problem of the air distribution in buildings. The object of research is the concert hall. The thesis contains three different technical proposals and technical views of the microclimate concert hall. The microclimate’s solutions are focused on the air distribution in the hall. The part of the thesis is an experiment. The experiment continues on the one of the technical proposals. Its purpose is to determine the characteristics of air flowing from distribution element.

Entering this thesis was to design a building for the Brno Philharmonic. Brno Philharmonic is still housed in the Fellowship House, which for this purpose does not. Place for the design of the new building of the Brno Philharmonic Orchestra was chosen plot where the current parking lot, which is close to the Guildhall. In 1992 he founded the Association for the construction of a concert hall, which has since been seeking to build Janáček Cultural Centre. Concert hall with excellent acoustics, which is missing in Brno. The first attempt was in 1989, when it was announced architectural competition for a new building project was just prior to the commencement of construction works dropped. In 2003, the Statutory City of Brno announces an urban-architectural competition for the design of the building Janáček Cultural Centre, whose subject was the urban design of the entire area between the streets Besední, cheerful and Hotel International. Entering the competition was also the draft annex of the hotel International. The reasons for choosing this property was the strongest ties to the Meeting House., Position in the city center in a neighborhood with other major institutions, well-connected to public transport, the opportunity to realize the capacity underground parking. This year were started construction work on this place that has become a new building. The overall implementation takes place in two stages. In the first phase are carried out underground three underground floors used for parking. In the second phase confronts Janáček Cultural Centre. This competition for JKC winning studio M1. In the first round of the competition envisaged the demolition substation at the International Hotel and expanding the plot. In the second round it was only a plot parking spot without significant interference with the surrounding space. This version is valid to this day.

Topic of proposal is to complete block of houses on the edge of historical centre. The centre continues in Brno’s ring road. Blocks are characteristic of having features like: ledge, commercial ground floor, following street line, ridge of roof, frontage face with regular rhythm of windows and same height of ledges on each floor. All of this determines rules of completion of the block. Could concert hall be as significant in the organism of the city that it doesn't have to follow mentioned rules? Following of features appearing in surrounding could stand for negative perception of expression of concert hall. There has to be effort not to create just typical administrative building in which concert hall is built in.

The locality is situated on the Veselá street in the historic centre near to Besední dům – the main seat of the Brno Philharmonic Orchestra. The site adjacent to the unfinished housing estates was chosen in a competition authority in 2003 primarily thanks to the position next to Besední dům. I tried to create a variant solution which could offer insight into the issue. The aim was to design a functional, operationally and economically less demanding object where the hall has excellent acoustics for classical orchestral music with a capacity of about 1000 visitors.