Adolf Melichar (born 1967) is a graduate of the Prague Conservatoire where he studied organ with Jiří Ropek and conducting with Přemysl Charvát, and of the Academy of Music in Prague where he studied conducting with Radomil Eliška and František Vajnar. While still a student he worked with several non-professional musical ensembles – the Kladno Symphony Orchestra, the College Artistic Chorus, and others – with which he completed successful trips abroad. After finishing his studies he served as a rehearsal coach and assistant chorus master at the Musical Theater in the Karlín district of Prague. He has been working with the Prague State Opera since 1999, first as a rehearsal coach then starting with the 2001/2002 season as chorus master.
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- Aida: chorus master
- The Flying Dutchman: chorus master
- Carmen: chorus master
- Czech Christmas Mass: chorus master
- Dimitrij: chorus master
- Don Giovanni: chorus master
- Don Quichotte: chorus master
- The Magic Flute: chorus master
- La Bohème: chorus master
- La Bohème: chorus master
- La Bohème: chorus master
- La traviata: chorus master
- La Voix humaine & Les Mamelles de Tirésias: chorus master
- Lucia di Lammermoor: chorus master
- Madama Butterfly: chorus master
- A Masked Ball: chorus master
- Mignon (Concert production of the opera): chorus master
- Nabucco: chorus master
- Die Fledermaus: chorus master
- Otello: chorus master
- Rigoletto: chorus master
- Rusalka: chorus master
- Cavalleria rusticana, I pagliacci: chorus master
- Tosca: chorus master
- Tristan and Isolde: chorus master
- Il Trovatore: chorus master
- The Three Pintos: chorus master
- Turandot: chorus master
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