Symphony Orchestra of the Capital City of Prague The Prague Symphony Orchestra is the official orchestra of the metropolis. The ensemble was founded in 1934 by Rudolf Pekárek. The abbreviation FOK symbolizes the original focus of the orchestra (Film - Opera - Concert).

Harmonica player with band. We travel all over the country for weddings, celebrations, city and corporate events. We play Moravian and Czech folk songs, hits and evergreens (Suchý&Šlitr, V&W), French chanson, old Prague and pub songs, singer-songwriters (Nohavica, Radůza, Koubek, Čechomor), Jewish, Irish and Balkan music.

We are more than "just" a children's choir with solo singing and guitar lessons. We sing at concerts, go on trips, to camps, to Croatia. We don't just go to sing, we go to SING. We have our own recording studio. We organize a photo school for those who are interested. You can find more about us on our website.

Actively involved in cultural policy making. We support and co-organise festivals such as Rock for People, Sázavafest, Open air musicfest Přeštěnice, Porta and Votvírák. We cooperate with music clubs and are involved in publishing. We offer publications Musician's Guide to Bureaucracy.

We are engaged in the promotion and development of Roma culture. We publish music media and present works of art. We run the Bengas group. The repertoire includes charoses, charades, rhythms of Arabia and Spain.