The Czech Symphony Orchestra (

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: ''Český symfonický orchestr'', short: ČSO) is a classical orchestra based in

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. As an ensemble put together for various international recording and concert projects, it has been active since 1994. The orchestra was composed of musicians with recording as well as concert experience and has worked with conductors like

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. Currently under the leadership of Oskar Rózsa the orchestra's latest projects involved film music recordings for internationally successful Czech movies like ''

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''.

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of the ''Czech Symphony Orchestra''

References

{{authority control Musical groups established in 1994 Czech orchestras Arts organizations established in 1994 1994 establishments in the Czech Republic