The Chamber Orchestra Trio Budvicense

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Trio Budvicense with members Markéta Týmlová – piano , Lenka Týmlová – violoncello and Martin Týml - violin performs a standard repertoire for piano trios.

We offer concerts with a break – circa 75 minutes of music, without a break – about an hour long . The programme is adjustable to a particular wish, can be aimed variously – according to genre ( different forms, styles or relevance), according to the nationality of the composer ( e.g. Czech music evening) and so on. The performances of The Trio Budvicense are not limited to concert halls, they can be organized in any suitable place.

As a part of their concerts the members of The Trio often play chamber works for duos – for piano and violin, violoncello and piano. It is also possible to compose the whole programme this way.

V rámci svých koncertů hrají členové Tria Budvicense často též komorní díla z oblasti dua - pro housle a klavír a violoncello a klavír. V případě zájmu je možné takto sestavit celý program koncertu.

Another option is a performance with a programme just for violin a nd violoncello. This repertoire is suitable especially for rooms without a piano, e.g. churches, or at occasions like weddings, opening nights and previews.
If you are interested in our performance, please contact us !

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About us

The piano trio The Trio Budvicense belong to the young generation if important interpreters of the present. The chamber orchestra (originally called The Alo Trio) was founded in May 2006. In the following years the players have developed a style of interpretation during their common studies at Academy of Performing Arts in Prague under the supervision of professors V. Bernášek, P. Toperczer, I. Štraus, M. Petráš and L. Čepický.

Fundamental for the activity of the young group was the participation in the courses of Internationale Sommerakademie – Prag, Wien, Budapest in August 2006, where they gained valuable experience from the worldwide reputable chamber player and professor of Vienna Hochschule Avo Kouyoumdjiana . In these courses the trio took part in an interpretation competition and obtained the award of Thomastik-Infeld Wien foundation. The Trio Budvicense have been performing regulary in concerts in the Czech Republic and abroad ever since.

Apart from the common concerts of the chamber orchestra the members also give solo performances. They have co-operated with a lot of orchestras, including Chamber Philharmonic Orchestra of South Bohemia, The Pilsen Philharmonic Orchestra, The Slovak State Philharmonic Košice, The Hradec Králové Philharmonic Orchestra and The Prague Chamber Orchestra . As solo and chamber players they have given concerts on Czech and foreign stages , e.g. in Leipzig, Dresden, Vienna, Baden, Reichenau, Kaunas, Zagreb or Passau.

Markéta Týmlová

piano

was born on 8th July 1978 in České Budějovice. She graduated from the České Budějovice Conservatoire in 1998 (the piano class of MgA. Marie Kotrčová). Between 1998 and 2003 she studied at Academy of Performing Arts in Prague at professor Peter Toperczer. more

She has successfully participated in many piano competitions, e.g. Virtuosi per musica di pianoforte in Ústí nad Labem, The International Piano Competition in Košice, The Southern International Piano Competition v Joplinu (the USA), The International Chopin piano competition in Mariánských Lázních, The Janáček Competition in Brno, The Hummelovy Piano Competition in Bratislava or The Prague Spring International Piano Competition. She has acquired a wide repertoire, including main piano works as well as less performed important compositions, e.g. Masks by K.Szymanowski, Sonata by S.Barber, The 4th Piano Concert by S. Rachmaninov. Along with the violinist Josef Suk she recorded Antonín Dvořák´s Romantic Pieces for a program of Czech Television The Best of the Classics.

She gave performance at Talich´s Beroun Festival, Suk´s Musical Štiřín, Dreiklang in Saxony, Music Spring of Košice.

Between 2003-2008 during her postgraduate studies she took an intensive interest in the piano work of Josef Suk. In May 2004 she presented some of his piano cycles at The 59th International Music Festival Prague Spring. In 2007 her first complete Czech recording of Suk´s piano pieces on 4 CDs was published. This recording was highly appreciated by the expert press.

At present she works as a teacher and accompanist at Conservatoire and The Art School Piaristické náměstí in České Budějovice.

Lenka Týmlová

violoncello

was born on 18th September 1983 in České Budějovice. After the studies at the local conservatoire at MgA. R. Weiss class she continued studying at the Prague under the supervision of MgA. J. Kulhan (the cellist of The Panoch quartet) more

and since 2005 at Academy of Performing Arts in Prague, where she was a student of professor M. Petráš (a member of The Czech Trio). During her studies at České Budějovice Conservatiore she took part in many competitions. Among her greatest achievements belongs winning the international Ditters´competition in Vidnava and prizes in competitions of L. Janáček in Brno, B. Martinů in Prague and Teplice competition show of conservatiores of the Czech Republic.

After finishing the studies she has been fully engaged in the concert activity of The Trio Budvicense.

Martin Týml

violin

was born on 12th July 1983 in České Budějovice. He graduated from the conservatoire in his hometown in 2004 (the violin class of MgA. J. Drha), he continued his studies at Academy of Performing Arts in Prague, where his professors were I. Štraus and L. Čepický. more

Since he was 10 he has been regulary participating in different compettitions. He won the top standing in the international violin competition of Jaroslav Kocian in Ústí nad Orlicí (1993, 1995, 1997), Josef Muzika in Nová Paka or in Prague Junior Note. Among his greatest achievements belong the special award of the committee for performing of Janáček´s violin sonata (Janáček´s competition in Brno 2003), and awards from competitions of B. Martinů in Prague (2003) and in Teplice (2002).

After the three-year work in The Prague Symphony Orchestra FOK he is now the head of the group of the second violins in The Chamber Philharmonic Orchestra of South Bohemia.