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Josef Řebíček
Řebiczek
Řebíček, Josef (1844-1904). Czech violinist. Studied at the Prague Conservatory under Mildner (1855-1861). After graduating he passed two years in the court orchestra in Weimar before returning to Prague to lead the orchestra of the Provisional Theatre (1863-1865) and then the German Theatre (1865-1868). Subsequently he moved abroad and began to develop a career as a conductor, which culminated in his directing the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra (1897).
Events in which this person participated as a soloist
- First annual Conservatory concert 03-04-1859
- Second annual Conservatory concert 14-04-1859
- Benefit concert given by the Private Society for the Support of the Prague Poor House 07-05-1859
- Annual practical music examinations of violinists in the higher classes of the Conservatory, and of vocalists of the Concert School and Opera School 30-07-1859
- Third annual Conservatory concert 29-03-1860
- Third annual Conservatory concert 21-03-1861
- Concert given by the German singing society Aëde to celebrate the anniversary of the birth of Schiller 10-11-1862
- First musical entertainment given by pupils of the piano institute of Josef Jiránek 23-11-1862
- Second musical entertainment given by pupils of the piano institute of Josef Jiránek 30-11-1862
- Third musical entertainment given by pupils of the piano institute of Josef Jiránek 07-12-1862
- Fourth musical entertainment given by pupils of the piano institute of Josef Jiránek 14-12-1862
- Benefit concert in aid of the Academic Readers Society 07-03-1863
- Concert given by pianist Franz Bendel 16-04-1863
- Concert given by pianist Franz Bendel 26-04-1863