Queen of Swing and the legendary Czech singer Eva Pilarová acts on the scene since the early 60s. His "55 years on the scene," celebrates two great concerts on October 27 at the Mahen Theatre in Brno and 29 October in Prague's Lucerna.
At both concerts Eve Pilarová accompany Peter Sovič and his Golden Prague Big Band and perform at a number of them much younger colleagues zpěvaččiných such as Vojtěch Dyk and Matej Ruppert. Special guest will be Karel Gott, with whom the singer sang the immortal duet is dangerous to touch the stars from the pen of two authors Šlitr and Suchy.
The invited performers sing Eva Pilarová duets, the most famous, such as Love Actually and there the water reeds, sang in the past, such as Waldemar Matuška. "I was lucky that I have created prized and popular duets with Waldemar Matuška or Karl Hala, but also with Karel Gott even in the golden era of Semafor. Now I am lucky that I can sing with the great singers of contemporary Czech music scene, "says Eva Pilarová.
At both concerts will also feature Wohnout group, hereinafter also play Locomotive Petra Vondráček sing and also the discovery of Eva Pilarová, the young Thomas Ringel. You will hear the song Hello, Dolly or Thunder up to you, what is love, and many other songs.
Eva Pilarová studied opera singing at JAMU, soon began recording for Supraphon and radio, he has rebounded on the stage and appeared in films If a Thousand Clarinets or Walk Worthwhile. Her incredible voice range of three octaves brought her numerous awards and even abroad to the west but had at the time banned from traveling.
The concert, which will include swing songs, songs from the repertoire of the Theatre Semaphore legendary duets, will last two hours. In Brno and Prague concerts begin at 19 o'clock.
Source: tz
