The Czech Radio Choir is the choir integrated to the structures of the Czech Radio in Prague. It is highly professional musical body, which performs chamber music, as well as cantatas,  big oratorias and opera. This choir has already cooperated with a range of well known orchestras and conductors all around  Europe. It has collaborated with conductors such as: L. Slatin, G.Sinopoli, Rafael Fruehbeck De Burgos, A.Ceccato, J. Levine and many others.

The great artistic significance has been its association with Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia in Rome, as well as the cooperation with opera festival in Orange (France) and with the Opera in Rouen (France). One of the most remarkable achievements of the Choir has been the  performance  of „Requiem“ written by the Armenian composer, living in Switzerland,  Haig Vartan. The „Requiem“ was accomplished  with the cooperation of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra, under the conduction of Štìpán Britvík. It was presented with  great success in Geneva and Zurich as a world premiere. It is important to mention also the work  with Dresden Philharmony , the Choir performed cantata „Alexandr Nìvskij“ with Dresden Philharmony, under the conduction of A.Boreyko.

In 2004 the Choir appeared, as the first Czech choir in  history, in the festival in Verbier (Switzerland). In this festival it cooperated with the production of Mahlers II.Symphony being the conductor James Levine, this is the most significant creative initiative thus far. An other exceptional success of  the Choir has been the presentation  of the world premiere of the  „a cappella“ composition „Es werde Licht“ written by Czech contemporary composer Petr Eben.  This took place in the festival of European Church Music in Schwabisch Gmund in Germany, in August 2001. The great achievement has also been the fact, that this composition was written by Pert Eben especially for this choir and this festival  and it was very positively acclaimed by the music reviews, both the composition and its performance. Among other examples of outstanding artistic achivements of the Choir to be mentioned are the followings: Performance of Bachs Mass B-minor at the concerts in several cities in France, performance of compositions by Vivaldi, Haydn, Dvoøák, Janáèek, Prokofieff and other composers at the concerts in many European countries.

In the Czech scene great significance has been the performance with the tenor J. Malovany at the International Festival in Prague „Musica Judaica“ (Jewish Music) . The Czech Radio Choir also holds regular guest at the Festival of Sacred Music in Olomouc, where it represented ( among others)  Beethoven Mass C - major with conductor P. Vronsky in 2003. This concert was broadcast live by  Czech television . The Choir is involved in the field of film music where it participated in the music of the film „Post coitum“, by  film director J.Jakubisko.

This year 2006 in Palermo the Choir performed “Carmina Burana“ under conduction of Maestro Rafael Fruehbeck de Burgos. This September in the festival Prague Autumn it performed sacred cantata “Davide penitente“ together with Salzburg Chamber Philharmonic.
Also this September in the Autumn Festival of Church Music in Olomouc the Choir performed Missa brevis in C -major by Z.Kodály.
This October, 2006, the choir cooperated in the production of 13th Symphony “Babi Jar“ by D.Shostakowitsch with the Hamburg Symphonic Orchestra under conduction of its principal conductor Maestro A.Boreyko.
 It cooperates with the Czech music publishing company Multisonic, where the Choir has already recorded several compact discs.

The artistic manager and choir-conductor has been Štìpán Britvík, since the foundation of this Choir.