found: Brahms, J. Double concerto, op. 102. [Phonodisc] 1954.
found: Havelka, S. Symfonie č. 1 [SR] 1962?:labels (Symfonický orchestr hl. m. Prahy)
found: Mahler, G. Das klagende Lied [SR] c1973:container (Prague Symphony Orchestra; Prazhskiĭ simfonicheskiĭ orkestr)
found: Moreno Torroba, F. Don Quijote [SR] p1982:label (Orquesta Sinfonica de Praga)
found: Rezác, I. Umelecký portrét Ivana Řezáče [SR] p1981:label (Symfonický orchestr hl. m. Prahy FOK)
found: Rosetti, F.A. Concerto no. 2 in E flat major for French horn and orchestra [SR] p1985:label (Prague Symphony Orchestra) container (Symfonický orchestr hl. m. Prahy (FOK); Simfonicheskiĭ orkestr goroda Pragi)
found: Tchaikovsky, P.I. Koncert pro housle a orchestr D dur, op. 35 [SR] p1979:label (Symfonický orchestr hl. m. Prahy FOK) container (Symfonický orchestr hl. města Prahy FOK)
found: Konvalinka, M. Miloš Konvalinka [SR] p1980:container (Symfonický orchestr hl. města Prahy FOK; Prague Symphony Orchestra-FOK)
found: In honorem Václav Smetáček, p1992:container (Symfonický orchestr hl. m. Prahy (FOK))
found: Kubík, L. Kammermusik, p1991:container (Symphonie-Orchester Prag)
found: Suk, J. Praga [SR] 195-?:label (Prague Symphony Orchestra (F.O.K.))
found: Shostakovich, D.D. Shostakovich conducts Shostakovich [SR] p1997:label (Prague Symphony Orchestra) insert (Prague Symphony Orchestra; Prager Symphoniker; L'orchestre symphonique de Prague; Symfonický orchestr hl. města Prahy FOK)
found: Smetana, B. Prodaná nevěsta [SR] 1947?:label (Symfonický orchestr FOK)
found: Biblická píseň, 194-:labels (orchetr F.O.K.)
found: BnF Web OPAC, Jan. 26, 2009(Symfonický orchestr hl. m. Prahy FOK; founded 1934; porte de 1938 à 1946 le nom d'"Association Film Radio Concert" d'où le sigle actuel FOK; FOK SO; Symfonicky Orchestr Filmovy-Operni-Koncertni (Prague); Symfonický Orchestr Hlavního Města Prahy FOK; Orchestre symphonique de Prague; Prague Symphony Orchestra)
found: Its Web site, Jan. 26, 2009(Czech: FOK; Symfonický orchestr hl. m. Prahy FOK; English: Prague Symphony Orchestra; German: Prager Symphoniker; founded autumn 1934 by the conductor and musical organizer Rudolf Pekárek; defined the new ensemble's fields of activity with the words Film-Opera-Koncert, which as the abbreviation FOK became part of the orchestra's title; recorded music for the majority of Czech films in the 1930s and performed regularly in live broadcasts of Czechoslovak Radio; PSO)
found: Wikipedia, Feb 18, 2009(Prague Symphony Orchestra; orchestra has traditionally been known by the acronym FOK (Film-Opera-Koncert) [no pubs. in LC database])
found: Cronaca e costume [SR] 1967:label (Orchestra Sinfonica di Praga)
