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- Gothart abstract "Gothart is a Czech World Music band started in 1993. At first they primarily interpreted medieval music (“Por nos de dulta”, “Stella splendens”). In the fall of 1998 their concert programs added world music, playing their own versions of Balkan folk songs and dances. This resulted in the group’s first “non-medieval" record, “Adio querida.” At that time, Gothart appeared at many festivals at home and abroad.February 2000 saw their first appearance in the “Noc s Andělem” television show and in December of the same year they also performed in the New Year's Eve television program ”Ponorka”. In 2001, the album “Cabaret” came out and is considered by the band as a full expression of what “Adio querida” contained in a germinal form. This gave rise to a new musical category, which Gothart named “Rakija’n’roll”. The same words were used as the title of their fifth album, released in 2003. In October 2003, Gothart once again featured in “Noc s Andělem”, presenting their new CD along with a music video for the instrumental piece “Blachinja” (directed by David Čálek).In December 2006 Gothart launched a new collection of originally rearranged folk songs picked from across the Balkans, titled "Rakioactive".During their thirteen-year existence, Gothart have played at over 700 concerts, festivals and charity events, including performances in France, Germany, Poland, Slovakia, and others.".
- Gothart activeYearsStartYear "1993".
- Gothart background "group_or_band".
- Gothart bandMember Bety_Mijakti%C4%87_Josefy.
- Gothart bandMember Helena_Mijakti%C4%87_Kol%C3%A1%C4%8Dek.
- Gothart bandMember Janko_Mijakti%C4%87_Kl%C3%ADma.
- Gothart bandMember Karlo_Mijakti%C4%87_Zich.
- Gothart bandMember Marko_Mijakti%C4%87_Vojt%C4%9Bch.
- Gothart bandMember Mitko_Mijakti%C4%87_Stan%C4%8D%C3%ADk.
- Gothart bandMember Petko_Mijakti%C4%87_Kol%C3%A1%C4%8Dek.
- Gothart genre Music_of_Southeastern_Europe.
- Gothart genre World_music.
- Gothart hometown Czech_Republic.
- Gothart instrument Accordion.
- Gothart instrument Bass_guitar.
- Gothart instrument Cittern.
- Gothart instrument Davul.
- Gothart instrument Double_bass.
- Gothart instrument Drum.
- Gothart instrument Flute.
- Gothart instrument Gaida.
- Gothart instrument Goblet_drum.
- Gothart instrument Guitar.
- Gothart instrument Klarinetino.
- Gothart wikiPageExternalLink index-en.php.
- Gothart wikiPageID "8196736".
- Gothart wikiPageRevisionID "575690014".
- Gothart background "group_or_band".
- Gothart currentMembers Bety_Mijaktić_Josefy.
- Gothart currentMembers Helena_Mijaktić_Koláček.
- Gothart currentMembers Janko_Mijaktić_Klíma.
- Gothart currentMembers Karlo_Mijaktić_Zich.
- Gothart currentMembers Marko_Mijaktić_Vojtěch.
- Gothart currentMembers Mitko_Mijaktić_Stančík.
- Gothart currentMembers Petko_Mijaktić_Koláček.
- Gothart genre Music_of_Southeastern_Europe.
- Gothart genre World_music.
- Gothart hasPhotoCollection Gothart.
- Gothart name "Gothart".
- Gothart notableInstruments "cister, guitar, gajda, darabuka, klarinetino, flute, accordion, bass guitar, double bass, davul, drums".
- Gothart origin Czech_Republic.
- Gothart website index-en.php.
- Gothart wordnet_type synset-musician-noun-1.
- Gothart yearsActive "1993".
- Gothart subject Category:1993_establishments_in_the_Czech_Republic.
- Gothart subject Category:Czech_world_music_groups.
- Gothart subject Category:Musical_groups_established_in_1993.
- Gothart type Abstraction100002137.
- Gothart type CzechWorldMusicGroups.
- Gothart type Group100031264.
- Gothart type WorldMusicGroups.
- Gothart type Agent.
- Gothart type Band.
- Gothart type Organisation.
- Gothart type MusicGroup.
- Gothart type Organization.
- Gothart type Agent.
- Gothart type SocialPerson.
- Gothart type Thing.
- Gothart comment "Gothart is a Czech World Music band started in 1993. At first they primarily interpreted medieval music (“Por nos de dulta”, “Stella splendens”). In the fall of 1998 their concert programs added world music, playing their own versions of Balkan folk songs and dances.".
- Gothart label "Gothart".
- Gothart sameAs m.026vtrk.
- Gothart sameAs Q5587831.
- Gothart sameAs Q5587831.
- Gothart sameAs Gothart.
- Gothart wasDerivedFrom Gothart?oldid=575690014.
- Gothart homepage index-en.php.
- Gothart isPrimaryTopicOf Gothart.
- Gothart name "Gothart".