Džbutan, Standa and Popelán (Vladimir Popelka) giving speeches from the camp gate, Manětín, 1947

Vladimír Popelka with the "badge" of the just deceased T.G.M. on the lapel, 1937

Photo board of Jan Syrový's singing association. Vladimír Popelka at the top with a retort, Pardubice, 1945

Vladimír Popelka, Pardubice, 1933

Friend Manfred Gustavus in the garden of Vladimír Popelka's house in Pardubice, 1988

Brno Orchestra of Mirko Foret (trumpet) with Felix Slováček (alto saxophone) and Vladimír Popelka (tenor saxophone), 1963

Vladimír Popelka´s graduation photo, Pardubice, 1951

Vladimír Popelka with Dean Reed at his house in Berlin-Köpenick, 1977

Vladimír Popelka before the guitar marathon at the campfire in Bystré - Doly in the Orlické Mountains, 1978

Saxophone section of Oskar Kmoníček's Melody Club in Pardubice. From right Václav Rabas, Vladimír Popelka, in the middle bandleader Oskar Kmoníček, 1953

Vladimír Popelka at a camp, 1978

Vladimír Popelka and Executive Director Royce Saltzman after a lecture at the School of Music, Eugene (USA), 2006

Between lectures at the School of Music, Crater Lake (USA), 2006

Wind Quintet - Vladimír Popelka with the clarinet, 1960

Vladimír Popelka with Helena Vondráčková in Pardubice music shop U Svatého Jána owned by Jiří Petr, Pardubice, 2003

Wife Zdena Hasmanová, daughter Radka and Vladimír Popelka at the Jean Sibelius´memorial in Helsinki, 1986

60th birthday of Helena Vondráčková, 2007

Oskar Kmoníček's Melody Club in a reduced number of members during recording in the Pardubice studio of the Czechoslovak Radio in Vodák's Villa, Pardubice, 1959

Vladimir Popelka at the piano, Frankfurter Messe, 2007

Josef Vobruba and Vladimír Popelka at the mixing desk of the Supraphon recording studio in Dejvice, Prague, 1971

Vladimir Popelka and his wife on scooter Čezeta, Český Krumlov, 1959

Pavel Horák, head of the Hradec Králové boys' choir Boni Pueri, presenting Vladimír Popelka with a cake at a concert, Hradec Králové, 2014

Rotunda, the "headquarters" of Oskar Kmoníček's Melody Club, a remnants of the exhibition centre from 1931, Pardubice, 1949

Summer café At the Lake, Pardubice, 1949

Wife Zdena Hasmanová, Zlín, 1963