BOHUSLAV ČÍŽEK

1) Viola d'amore,Tomáš Ondrej (Thomas Andreas) Hulínský, Prague,1769; Andrea Corras: Minueto ancien; Arranged and played: Jan Simon

2) Tenor viola da gamba, Josephus Paulus Christa, Munich, 1740; Carl Friedrich Abel: Sonata Nº 1, first movement (Rondo-Vivace); Petr Hejný, tenor viola da gamba

3) Violin, Antonio Stradivari, Cremona, 1729; Antonín Dvorák: Mazurek, OP. 49 for violin and piano; Václav Hudecek, violin; Petr Adamec, piano

4) Violin, Giuseppe Guarneri el Gesù, Cremona, 1744; Josef Buhuslav Foerster: Elegy. Ivan Ženatý, violin

5) Violin, Karel Vávra the elder, Prague,1938; Fritz Kreisler: Recitative and Scherzo. Jirí Tomásek, violin

6) Violocenllo, Giovanni Grancino, Milan, 1710; Johann Sebastian Bach: Sarabande from the Suite Nº 3 in C major, BWV 1009; Michal Kaňka violoncello

7) Arpeggione, Johann Georg Stauffer. Vienna, 1832; Franz Schubert: Sonata in A minor for arpeggione and piano, D. 82, second movement (Adagio); Michal Kaňka, arpeggione. Jaromír Klepá, fortepiano (by Dohnal, Vienna)

8) Unfretted clavichord, Johann Christoph Georg Schiedmayer, Neustadt an der Aisch, 1789; Johann Sebastian Bach: Two-Part Invention Nº 9, BWV 780; Jaroslav Tůma, clavichord

9) Fortepiano, Johann Jacob Seÿdel, Vienna, 1799; Joseph Haydn, Sonata in C major, Hob.XVI, 48, second movement (Rondo-Presto); Vojtěch Spurný, fortepiano

10) Fortepiano, Jan Nepomucký Balley, Plzeň, after 1830; Bedřich Smetana: Vzpomínka na Plzeň (Remembrance of Plzeň). Karel Friesl, fortepiano

11) Fortepiano, Johann Baptist Streicher, Vienna, ca. 1835-38;Frantz Liszt: Hussite song, fantsy on a melody by J.T. Krov. Jan Panenka, fortepiano

12) Grand piano, Antonín Ullrich the younger, Prague, ca. 1862-1863; Bedřich Smetana: Polka in F major; Jan Novotný, piano

13) Quarter-tone grand piano, August Förster, Jiříkov, 1924; Alois Hába: fantasy Nº 10, Op 31. Karel Reinér, piano

14) Alto recorder, Pul Bressan, London, first quarter of the eighteenth century; Tilman Susato: Saltarello. Miloslav Klement, recorder

15) Oboe, František Dolejš (I), Prague, 1781; Joseph Haydn: Minuet for musical clock, Hob.XIX, 6. Vojtěch Jouza, Jr., oboe

16) Tenor oboe, J. Fridrich, Prague, first half of the eighteenth century; Johann Sebastian Bach: Motet Der Geist hilft unsrer Schwachheit auf, BWV 226 (excerpt); Vojtěch Jouza, Jr., tenor oboe

17) Serpent, Stephan Koch, vienna, ca, 1800; anonymous composition, sixteeth or seventeenth century. František Pok, serpent

18) Clarino trumpet, Carl Friedrichh Riedel, Dresden, 1753; Johann Christoph Pepusch: Concerto in D major, first movement (Largo), beginning; Georg Phillip Telemann: Concerto Nº 3 in D major, first movement (Allegro), beginning; Miroslav Kejmar, trumpet

19) Keyed trumpet, Igmaz Hüttl, Kraslice, first third of the nineteenth century; Tilman Susato: Rnde; František Pok, trumpet

20 ) Organ in the Church of the Virgin Mary before Týn, Jan Jindrich Mundt, Prague, 1673; Bohuslav Matěj Černohorský: Toccata en C major. Václav Uhlíř, organ

21) Organ in Smetena Hall in the Municipal House, Heinrich Voit and Jan Tuček, Prague, 1912; Bedřich Antonín Wiedermann: Wedding March alla handel. Jaroslav Tům, orgam