/>says Jitka Suranska about herself.A member of Bohuslav Martinu Philharmonic Orchestra of Zlin and a longtime member of dulcimer music of

Stanislav Gabriel moves from her childhood across genres. She grew up in Kudlovice near Uherske Hradiste surrounded by moravianslovak

folklore. She studied conservatory and then Institute for Art Studies in Ostrava. She was a member of Wallachian group Docuku for a short time

and collaborates with songwriter Lucie Redlova and Beata Bocek and she is a holder of genre price “Angel” for album “Pisnobrani” which she

recorded in 2005 with Jiri Plocek.                                
At this duo nicknamed  “Hudecka Uderka” continue Jitka Suranska as a solo performer.In her own concerts with humility draws from Moravian song

tradition, but also masterfully uses modern technology. She sings, plays the violin and controlling the loopstation. With this “machine” which

should own every huddler in this century, will issue an attractive young woman as a whole band.                                        Her

debut solo album, however, Jitka Suranska decided to record with the guests. In more than half of the songs she invited as a producer and

teammate Slovak violinist Stano Paluch who also plays on the album mandolin and guitar. In several songs she is accompanied by Pacora Trio (

which besides Stano Paluch forms a dulcimer player Marcel Comendant and a double bass player Robert Ragan ) Other guests are in different

songs Martin Bzirsky – violoncello, Marek Pastirik-saxophone, bagpipes, kaval, tarogato, duduk, Michal Muller-zither, of course Jiri

Plocek-mandolin and in one song also Petr Vavrik-bass and Marcel Gabriel-drums who took care of  sound mode at studio in Zlin Jitka Suranska

on her album Nezachod Slunecko choose from folk songs that are dearest to her heart. Although her arrangements take turns with arrangements of

Pacora Trio,the resulting mix sounds compactly and totally natural. The unifying element of the album is Jitka`s pure voice which Jiri Plocek

compares to white dove.

/>says Jitka Suranska about herself.A member of Bohuslav Martinu Philharmonic Orchestra of Zlin and a longtime member of dulcimer music of

Stanislav Gabriel moves from her childhood across genres. She grew up in Kudlovice near Uherske Hradiste surrounded by moravianslovak

folklore. She studied conservatory and then Institute for Art Studies in Ostrava. She was a member of Wallachian group Docuku for a short time

and collaborates with songwriter Lucie Redlova and Beata Bocek and she is a holder of genre price “Angel” for album “Pisnobrani” which she

recorded in 2005 with Jiri Plocek.                                
At this duo nicknamed  “Hudecka Uderka” continue Jitka Suranska as a solo performer.In her own concerts with humility draws from Moravian song

tradition, but also masterfully uses modern technology. She sings, plays the violin and controlling the loopstation. With this “machine” which

should own every huddler in this century, will issue an attractive young woman as a whole band.                                        Her

debut solo album, however, Jitka Suranska decided to record with the guests. In more than half of the songs she invited as a producer and

teammate Slovak violinist Stano Paluch who also plays on the album mandolin and guitar. In several songs she is accompanied by Pacora Trio (

which besides Stano Paluch forms a dulcimer player Marcel Comendant and a double bass player Robert Ragan ) Other guests are in different

songs Martin Bzirsky – violoncello, Marek Pastirik-saxophone, bagpipes, kaval, tarogato, duduk, Michal Muller-zither, of course Jiri

Plocek-mandolin and in one song also Petr Vavrik-bass and Marcel Gabriel-drums who took care of  sound mode at studio in Zlin Jitka Suranska

on her album Nezachod Slunecko choose from folk songs that are dearest to her heart. Although her arrangements take turns with arrangements of

Pacora Trio,the resulting mix sounds compactly and totally natural. The unifying element of the album is Jitka`s pure voice which Jiri Plocek

compares to white dove.

/>says Jitka Suranska about herself.A member of Bohuslav Martinu Philharmonic Orchestra of Zlin and a longtime member of dulcimer music of

Stanislav Gabriel moves from her childhood across genres. She grew up in Kudlovice near Uherske Hradiste surrounded by moravianslovak

folklore. She studied conservatory and then Institute for Art Studies in Ostrava. She was a member of Wallachian group Docuku for a short time

and collaborates with songwriter Lucie Redlova and Beata Bocek and she is a holder of genre price “Angel” for album “Pisnobrani” which she

recorded in 2005 with Jiri Plocek.                                
At this duo nicknamed  “Hudecka Uderka” continue Jitka Suranska as a solo performer.In her own concerts with humility draws from Moravian song

tradition, but also masterfully uses modern technology. She sings, plays the violin and controlling the loopstation. With this “machine” which

should own every huddler in this century, will issue an attractive young woman as a whole band.                                        Her

debut solo album, however, Jitka Suranska decided to record with the guests. In more than half of the songs she invited as a producer and

teammate Slovak violinist Stano Paluch who also plays on the album mandolin and guitar. In several songs she is accompanied by Pacora Trio (

which besides Stano Paluch forms a dulcimer player Marcel Comendant and a double bass player Robert Ragan ) Other guests are in different

songs Martin Bzirsky – violoncello, Marek Pastirik-saxophone, bagpipes, kaval, tarogato, duduk, Michal Muller-zither, of course Jiri

Plocek-mandolin and in one song also Petr Vavrik-bass and Marcel Gabriel-drums who took care of  sound mode at studio in Zlin Jitka Suranska

on her album Nezachod Slunecko choose from folk songs that are dearest to her heart. Although her arrangements take turns with arrangements of

Pacora Trio,the resulting mix sounds compactly and totally natural. The unifying element of the album is Jitka`s pure voice which Jiri Plocek

compares to white dove.