Vaclav Sykora as soloist, at a concert organized by the Czechoslovak Women's Council in Lucerna Hall, Prague on Czech Radio Orchestra in Brno in 1954 Recorded by Oldrich Kredba (pno.) and Rafael Kubelik (conductor) in Prague on Czech Philharmonic and Rafael Kubelik at Stadion in Brno on (the day of Heydrich's assassination) Czech Philharmonic conducted by

Other performances: Czech Philharmonic with Premiered on by the Brno Radio Orchestra, Jan Erml (pno.), and Bretislav Bakala (conductor). Place in the Czech Republic (Czechoslovakia prior to 1993). If no country is specified, the performance took Please note that performance dates are listed numerically by day/month/year. Glenn Phillips (Toad the Wet Sprocket) adds harmony to two of Karla’s most beloved songs, Home and The Water is Wide.Performance history has been updated only up to (and including) the centenary year of 2015 įor more recent performances visit our online calendar.

Produced by Karla & Sean McCue, the new album features Karla on piano and guitar and her longtime musical partner, Nina Gerber, on acoustic & electric guitar leads. With history of penning big hits for others (All My Life- Linda Ronstadt & Aaron Neville Tell Me Why- Wynonna Judd and Home- Bonnie Raitt, Trisha Yearwood), Karla enters her fourth decade as a songwriter and performer with a voice that has not aged, a tour schedule that takes her around the country and overseas annually, and a very devoted fan base. Beginning with the release of her first new album in over a decade, Carry Me Home, is a 16-song set featuring brand new recordings of Karla’s classics along with new songs by Karla, Kenny Edwards and a cover of a vintage Jackson Browne tune, “Something Fine.” Karla Bonoff has seen a major resurgence and renewed interest in her music and legendary career.

Stoughton opera house schedule 2015