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VIDEO SAMPLES

Czech anthem at the soccer game in Hradec Kralove (29. 5. 2010)
Czech anthem by Boni Pueri in the beginning of the last game of the season 2009/10 in Hradec Kralove.

Concert Basilica Santa Maria Maggiore, Rome (28. 4. 2010)
Part of BONI PUERI, the Czech Boys Choir concert in Basilica Santa Maria Maggiore, Rome. A. Dvorak: Gloria (from Mass D Major)

Boni Pueri in Rome 2010 (28. 4. 2010)
Czech Boys Choir Boni Pueri in Rome - an audience with Pope Benedict XVI, a concert at the occasion of the 20th anniversary of Czech-Vatican relations.

Jingle Bells (USA 2009) (1. 12. 2009)
Ray Charles' arrangement of famous Jingle Bells as an encore on one of the U.S.A. 2009 concerts.

Messiah performance in Chrudim (28. 6. 2009)
Boni Pueri performed Messiah by Georg Friedrich Händel at the off-site concert of the Smetana's Litomysl Festival in Chrudim.

Zpivanky - Gnats Wedding (14. 6. 2009)
New parts of Zpivanky - Gnats Wedding - Jaroslav Krcek, Musica Bohemica, Boni Pueri, Vaclav Postranecky

Concert in Pantheon, Rome (14. 5. 2009)
Part of BONI PUERI, the Czech Boys Choir concert in Pantheon, Rome. Petr Eben: Agnus Dei (from Missa)

BONI PUERI - The Czech Boys Choir (8. 3. 2009)
Short video about the Czech Boys Choir BONI PUERI. Music: Claude Debussy - Trois Chanson de Charles d'Orleans - Quant j'ai ouy le tabourin

Zpivanky - We Three Kings (1. 2. 2009)
New parts of Zpivanky - We Three Kings - Jaroslav Krcek, Musica Bohemica, Boni Pueri (Petr Hanovec, Matej Rosulek, Petr Vanc), Miroslav Taborsky

Czech Anthem (1. 1. 2009)
Boni Pueri singing Czech Anthem before the New Year's Toast 2009.

Lucie Bila at Zofin - Pie Jesu with Boni Pueri (31. 12. 2008)
Recording of the Christmas concert of Lucie Bila at Zofin, Prague - Pie Jesu with Boni Pueri.

Zpivanky - Byla cesta, byla uslapana (24. 12. 2008)
New parts of Zpivanky - Byla cesta, byla uslapana - Jaroslav Krcek, Musica Bohemica, Boni Pueri

Call Lucie - Pie Jesu with Boni Pueri (28. 10. 2008)
Part of the beneficial concert for Konto Bariery - Pie Jesu - Lucie Bila & Boni Pueri

Michael Haydn: Magnificat (24. 12. 2007)
Christmas Concert from the Senate, the Czech Boys Choir BONI PUERI, Jakub Martinec, conductor, Jaroslav Tuma, harpsichord

Joy to the World (24. 12. 2007)
Christmas Concert from the Senate, the Czech Boys Choir BONI PUERI, Jakub Martinec, conductor, Martin Fisl, pianist, Jaroslav Tuma - organ

Chanson de Noël (24. 12. 2007)
Christmas Concert from the Senate, the Czech Boys Choir BONI PUERI, Jakub Martinec, conductor, Martin Fisl, pianist

Jingle Bells (24. 12. 2007)
Christmas Concert from the Senate, the Czech Boys Choir BONI PUERI, Jakub Martinec, conductor, Martin Fisl, pianist

Jak jsi krasne, Jezulatko (1. 12. 2005)
Excerpt from Christmas DVD released in 2005, Boni Pueri & Musica Bohemica.

Co je to dnesni den za znameni (1. 12. 2005)
Excerpt from Christmas DVD released in 2005, Boni Pueri & Musica Bohemica.

Hra s jeslickami (1. 12. 2005)
Excerpt from Christmas DVD released in 2005, Boni Pueri & Musica Bohemica.

Ja maly prichazim koledovat (1. 12. 2005)
Excerpt from Christmas DVD released in 2005, Boni Pueri & Musica Bohemica.

Boni Pueri soloist singing Czech anthem (9. 4. 2005)
Boni Pueri soloist Jakub Kubin singing Czech anthem in the beginning of final hockey game in Pardubice.

Boni Pueri at the TV Awards "TyTy" (2. 4. 2005)
Boni Pueri singing at the ceremony of TV Awards "TyTy" as a surprise for Czech singer Karel Gott. Soloists: Stepan Kloucek, Jakub Kubin.

Slovak and Czech anthems at the hockey game (1. 2. 2003)
Slovak and Czech anthems by Boni Pueri in the beginning of Czech & Slovak All Stars Game in Pardubice.

Air (To You) (1. 12. 2002)
Lucie Bila & Boni Pueri

Volkstrauertag 2001 (18. 11. 2001)
Performance of Boni Pueri in Berlin, Germany.

Zelenka: Sub Olea Pacis (Dex terra) (17. 7. 2000)
World Premiere after 277 years, Wladislaw Hall of the Prague Castle, 2000. Adam Zdunikowski, tenor, Boni Pueri, the Czech Boys Choir, Musica Florea, Musica Aeterna, Ensemble Phillidor, Marek Stryncl, conductor

Zelenka: Sub Olea Pacis (Eja de sigmentis) (17. 7. 2000)
World Premiere after 277 years, Wladislaw Hall of the Prague Castle, 2000. Noemi Kiss, soprano, Markus Forster, counter-tenor, Jaroslav Brezina, tenor, Boni Pueri, the Czech Boys Choir, Musica Florea, Musica Aeterna, Ensemble Phillidor, Marek Stryncl, conductor

Zelenka: Sub Olea Pacis (Vive regna Ferdinande) (17. 7. 2000)
World Premiere after 277 years, Wladislaw Hall of the Prague Castle, 2000. Jaroslav Brezina, tenor, Boni Pueri, the Czech Boys Choir, Musica Florea, Musica Aeterna, Ensemble Phillidor, Marek Stryncl, conductor

Zelenka: Sub Olea Pacis (Vos oriens adoret) (17. 7. 2000)
World Premiere after 277 years, Wladislaw Hall of the Prague Castle, 2000. Boni Pueri, the Czech Boys Choir, Musica Florea, Musica Aeterna, Ensemble Phillidor, Marek Stryncl, conductor

Pie Jesu with Lucie Bila (23. 7. 1997)
Lucie Bílá & Boni Pueri singing Webber's Pie Jesu in Hradec Králové, 1997.

Pie Jesu with Lucie Bila (20. 7. 1997)
Beneficial concert The Bridge of Hope in Prague Congress Centre in 1997.

Hradec's Requiem - Vse pomine (3. 7. 1996)
Lucie Bílá & Boni Pueri singing part of "Hradecke Requiem" by Daniel Fikejz at the Old Town Square in Hradec Kralove, July 1996.

Hradec's Requiem - Ukolebavka (3. 7. 1996)
Lucie Bílá & Boni Pueri singing part of "Hradecke Requiem" by Daniel Fikejz at the Old Town Square in Hradec Kralove, July 1996.

A.L.Webber: Requiem (Kyrie) (26. 10. 1995)
Czech premiere of Webber's Requiem - October 1995 at Dvorak Hall, Rudolfinum, Prague
BONI PUERI, the Czech Boys Choir, Czech National Symphony Orchestra, Frantisek Preisler, jr. - conductor

A.L.Webber: Requiem (Pie Jesu) (26. 10. 1995)
Czech premiere of Webber's Requiem - October 1995 at Dvorak Hall, Rudolfinum, Prague
BONI PUERI, the Czech Boys Choir, Lucie Bila, Czech National Symphony Orchestra, Frantisek Preisler, jr. - conductor

Jan Jirasek: Kyrie eleison (1. 10. 1992)
Music video with the composition of Czech contemporary composer Jan Jirasek. Dedicated to Boni Pueri (1992).