Filharmonie Brno

Czech Symphony Orchestra

Filharmonie Brno, also known as the Brno Philharmonic Orchestra, is a prominent Czech orchestra based in Brno, the country's second-largest city. Established in 1956, the orchestra has developed a reputation for its interpretations of Czech classical music, including the works of Leoš Janáček, a native of Moravia, of which Brno is the historical capital. The orchestra's performances and recordings have been critically acclaimed both domestically and internationally. Under the baton of various esteemed conductors, Filharmonie Brno has expanded its repertoire beyond Czech composers to include a wide range of classical music. The orchestra often engages in tours, festivals, and recording projects that showcase its versatility and commitment to musical excellence. The albums mentioned—Janáček: Orchestrální dílo I - Lašské, Janáček: Orchestrální dílo II /Taras, and Janáček: Orchestrální dílo III—highlight their dedication to performing and recording the orchestral works of Janáček, reflecting their expertise in interpreting the music of one of the Czech Republic's most celebrated composers.