Berg Orchestra (in Czech, Orchestr Berg[1]), initially formed as a group of like-minded music students in 1995 and officially founded in 2001 by Slovak conductor Peter Vrábel,[2] is a professional orchestra in Prague, Czech Republic whose stated objective is "to constantly search for inspiration and accommodate new impulses from every sphere of contemporary life."
Aside from its performances in traditional concert halls, Berg performs in museums and sewage treatment facilities, on theater stages, in churches and synagogues, and sometimes accompanies silent film screenings or dance performances. The orchestra’s director Eva Kesslová says choosing the spaces for the performances is an important aspect of their work.[3]
^von Collas, W., European Music Directory (Munich: K. G. Saur Verlag, 2001), p. 11.
^Stein, M., "Sound of the cutting edge", Česká pozice, May 9, 2011.
^Volynsky, M., "Berg Orchestra experiments with form and setting of contemporary music", Radio Prague, Feb 26, 2013.
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