Page 221 - Weiss, Jernej, ur. 2017. Glasbene migracije: stičišče evropske glasbene raznolikosti - Musical Migrations: Crossroads of European Musical Diversity. Koper/Ljubljana: Založba Univerze na Primorskem in Festival Ljubljana. Studia musicologica Labacensia, 1
P. 221
tambur itza music in the musical cultur e of viennese slavs ...
existence, it is the most significant Czech-Viennese tamburitza ensemble.
The section frequently performed at internal events of the society, and lat-
er it began to organize separate concerts. The tamburitza section of the
TOVAČOVSKÝ society probably performed for the first time at the cele-
bration of the 100th anniversary of the birth of the Russian poet Pushkin,
which was held by Slavic societies in Vienna on 7 June 1899 (Cursalon). The
Tovačovský tamburitza players’ collaboration in the form of guest perfor-
mances was almost exclusively connected with Czech and Slovak societies
in Vienna in the following decades.
The next slide offers an overview: the names of the Czech societies in
Vienna (pure tamburitza societies or societies with tamburitza section):
TOVAČOVSKÝ
ČECHIE
PALACKÝ
ADRIA
HAVLÍČEK
SOKOL X
BARÁK III
KOMENSKÝ III
JAROST
KOMENSKÝ IX
ČEŠTÍ TAMBURAŠI V X. OKRESE
KOMENSKÝ XX
KOMENSKÝ XIX
SOKOL IX
KOMENSKÝ XV
BARÁK II
SMETANA
GROUP OF CZECH TAMBURITZA ENSEMBLES
IN VIENNA
This slide is an overview of the german tamburitza-societies in Vienna:
DIE LUSTIGEN TAMBURASCHEN
TAMBURIZZAFREUNDE XX
ADRIA
VINDOBONA
DER DEUTSCH-KROATISCHE VEREIN TAMBURIZZA-
FREUNDE
219
existence, it is the most significant Czech-Viennese tamburitza ensemble.
The section frequently performed at internal events of the society, and lat-
er it began to organize separate concerts. The tamburitza section of the
TOVAČOVSKÝ society probably performed for the first time at the cele-
bration of the 100th anniversary of the birth of the Russian poet Pushkin,
which was held by Slavic societies in Vienna on 7 June 1899 (Cursalon). The
Tovačovský tamburitza players’ collaboration in the form of guest perfor-
mances was almost exclusively connected with Czech and Slovak societies
in Vienna in the following decades.
The next slide offers an overview: the names of the Czech societies in
Vienna (pure tamburitza societies or societies with tamburitza section):
TOVAČOVSKÝ
ČECHIE
PALACKÝ
ADRIA
HAVLÍČEK
SOKOL X
BARÁK III
KOMENSKÝ III
JAROST
KOMENSKÝ IX
ČEŠTÍ TAMBURAŠI V X. OKRESE
KOMENSKÝ XX
KOMENSKÝ XIX
SOKOL IX
KOMENSKÝ XV
BARÁK II
SMETANA
GROUP OF CZECH TAMBURITZA ENSEMBLES
IN VIENNA
This slide is an overview of the german tamburitza-societies in Vienna:
DIE LUSTIGEN TAMBURASCHEN
TAMBURIZZAFREUNDE XX
ADRIA
VINDOBONA
DER DEUTSCH-KROATISCHE VEREIN TAMBURIZZA-
FREUNDE
219
