- Video from the memorial concert
for my father´s Pavel Hůla 70 birthday is now available on YouTube.
- Czech Sonatinas for Violin and Piano
Violinist Lucie Sedláková Hůlová and pianist Barbora K. Sejáková present the famous Sonatina Op. 100 by Antonín Dvořák, but also lesser-known but no less beautiful sonatinas by Fibich, Martinů and Eben. You can watch their performance here
- The new 2CD of the complete Bibers´ Rosary Sonatas played by Lucie Sedláková Hůlová and Jaroslav Tůma
just came out and is available on ARTA e-shop.
Lucie Sedláková Hůlová is a sought-after violinist and chamber musician, who graduated from the Prague Conservatory and from the Prague Academy of Music (Masters degree). Lucie has to her credit an impressive list of solo appearances with Czech orchestras as well as with partners in various chamber music combinations.
She regularly plays with her husband, cellist Martin Sedlák, as the Czech String Duo, and together they also join forces with pianist Veronika Böhmová to form the Kinsky Trio Prague. Together with her husband and their children Magdalena (violin) and Lukas (cello) they perform as the family ensemble Sedlak Virtuosi. Lucie frequently played with her father, violinist Pavel Hůla. After his death she took over the artistic direction of the Praga Camerata chamber orchestra, where she has been member and soloist since its foundation in 2001.
Lucie was briefly a member of the European Union Youth Orchestra, conducted by Bernard Haitink. In 2000 – 2006 she was a member of the UBS Verbier Festival Orchestra where she played with many of the world’s most famous and respected conductors and soloists.
Lucie is engaged in performing baroque and 18th century music in authentic interpretation and on authentic instruments, both as soloist and also as a member of specialist ensembles. She has recently applied herself to performances of Biber´s Rosary (Mystery) Sonatas in the complete original version, including the prescribed scordaturas, and has recorded them on two CDs with the Czech organist Jaroslav Tůma. This CD recording is well received by professional critics.
Lucie has given hundreds of concerts at international festivals and in some of the most famous concert halls all over the world. She has also made a number of recordings for Czech Radio as well as several CDs. She plays an 18th-century Italian violin and a copy of a baroque G. Guarneri violin made by Dalibor Bzirský.