Born in 1946 - native of Krnov. He graduated from a civil engineering school in Ostrava and worked as a construction budget accountant in various construction companies. He started his musical career in the Youth Wind Orchestra under the direction of music teacher Mr. Dospiva (as a cymbal player together with his brother Václav and Jiří Crha). At the Krnovsk music school, he became a member of the student dulcimer band led by Štěpán Kotek, which collaborated for several years with the children's folklore ensemble RADOST from Vrbno pod Praděd with leader Miroslav Poláček. These mentioned practices, together with his instrument talent, became a good preparation for working in Technik music, of which he became a member in 1964. After the emigration of the founding primate Zdenek Mráze (summer 1969), he took over his position as primate, which he holds today. Over the years, he has worked his way up to one of the leading places among Moravian primates - both technically and stylistically.

Year 1965 - born in Ostrava. He has been playing the violin since childhood. He graduated from the conservatory in Ostrava and after graduation worked as a teacher of music at the Academy of Arts (LŠU). Already at an early age he was inclined to interpret musical folklore and went through a number of dulcimer music (The Ládi Collection Ševčík in Ostrava, Mezříčan in Valašské Meziříčí and, during military service, Jánošík Brno (today ONDRÁŠ)). To Technik music he arrived in the mid-80s of the last century (approx. 1985) and still works there as one of the primates of the ev. and tercas. His hobby is above all folk music of various regions of Slovakia.

Year 1962 - native of Krmelín. The Plačk family has been playing the violin for generations (a number of Dalibor's relatives are violinists). After graduating from the Folk Art School, he continued to study the violin at the Folk Conservatory in Ostrava. During military attendance service, he worked in the Jánošík military unit in Brno (today ONDRÁŠ). He was at the birth of the children's ensemble Ondřejnica as a violinist and singer. Technik entered the music scene in 1983 and continues to work as a third-rate player. They are among the most reliable members all the time.

Year 1943 - born in Bílá in the Beskydy. While studying at the grammar school in Frýdlanta n.O. became a member of dulcimer music led by LAŠAN by Prof. Zdislav Lehnert. After graduation, he began studying at VŠB and in 1961 became a member of the "new" dulcimer band of VŠB (later Technician). He is still active in music today as a violin and later viola contrase. Its strengths include intonation and rhythmic accuracy.

Born in 1942 - comes from Ostrava. He graduated from JSŠ Matiční in 1959. He originally studied at the VŠB and at the same time the Ostrava Conservatory. Later he devoted himself entirely to music. He studied cello at the Ostrava Conservatory under PhDr. Ivan Mérka and then at the Janáček Academy of Performing Arts in Brno with Prof. Bohumil Heran (graduated in 1967). From 1966 to 1968, he was deputy concertmaster at the Brno State Philharmonic, and from 1968 to 1985, concertmaster of the cello Janáček Philharmonic in Ostrava. He became the director of JFO in 1994) He became a member of the "new" music of VŠB (technik music from 1963) in 1960, and in the first stage he worked in it until the end of the 60s. Due to the heavy burden of professional duties, he left music and was replaced by Alois STAŠEK. Jan Hališka returned to Technik music in the second half of the 90s of the 20th century and continues to play in it today.

The first and founding Primate of the "old" music of the University of Mining in the period 1951-56. He was born in 1932 in Moravská Nové Ves. He was personally acquainted with Fanoš Mikulecký and performed in his folk song Cesta zarúbáná, in which the combined Slovakian groups from the villages of Mikulčice, Moravská Nová Ves, Prušánky, Dolní Bojanovice and others performed. Later in the 1970s, he led the Morava dulcimer music at VŠB. After graduating from VŠB, he worked in metallurgical operations in Ostrava and after 1990 became the general director of Vítkovice a.s.

A native of Koblov (near Ostrava), where he lived his entire life. He worked as a mine electrician at Stachanov Mine (Hubert mine in Hrušov). As an amateur violinist, in 1955 he joined the emerging ONDRAŠ radio music group (led by Jaromír Dadák), and worked in it as principal for the first 4-5 years, and then until 1968 as tercás and contracs. In addition, he worked as a third grader in the years 1965-1975 in the Technik music department. His father was an amateur violinist, and he built several instruments that musicians ONDRAŠ, TECHNIK and Rudolf himself used.

He comes from Kozmice near Hlučín (1939). After matriculation, he started studying at VŠB and was one of the founding members of the newly formed VŠB music group in 1958. He worked as a third-year student. When playing to the dance, he sometimes also acted as a prima - from there he got his nickname "the king of waltzes". He worked in music at VŠB until the end of his studies in 1962.

Born 1940(?). He came from Nové Jičín. After graduating from the local gymnasium, he began studying at the VŠB and due to his technical maturity in playing the violin, he became a member of the dulcimer band of the VŠB in 1959. He was active in music for a short time - until 1963.

Born 1945-6(?). He comes from a musician family from Jablunkov. He is a graduate of the Ostrava Conservatory in playing the violin (1958 Prof. M. Rucká). After graduation, he joined the Ostrava (now Janáček) Philharmonic as a violinist. Technik was active in dulcimer music in the period 1966-1975. After leaving the philharmonic, he is a violin teacher at the ZUŠ Jablunkov and Hrádek in Silesia, where he educates a number of high-quality students. He cooperates with children's ensembles of folk songs and dances Jacková and Malí Jacková, which work at DDM Jablunkov.

Born in 1936. He comes from Čeladná. After graduating from high school (in Frýdlant n.O.?), he studied at VŠB. In 1958, he became a member of the newly formed VŠB music group, where he worked as a (violin) contrasto until he graduated in 1960. In his professional life, he worked in the North Bohemian brown coal mine until his retirement.

He was born in 1934 in Kyjov. His father was a glassblower and came from Strání-Květná. From a young age, Jožka had a talent for both music and sports (running 100m). He participated in a number of violin competitions, in which he won several awards. After graduating from the Kyiv gymnasium in 1953, he began his studies at the VŠB, where he immediately joined the VŠB music department led by František Hromek and, due to his high level of interpretation, became its second primate. From 1955 to 1968, he was a member of radio music ONDRAŠ. Technik worked in music until the mid-1980s, when due to health reasons he ended his musical activities. He went to musician's heaven on December 22, 2013 in Kyjov

Year 1940. He came to study at VŠB after graduating from the grammar school in Ostrava-Vítkovice. Already in his youth he acquired a relationship with serious music. He played solo and in ensembles. He joined the VŠB music department shortly after its foundation (1958-9). For a short time, he worked as a third baseman, before long he became a counter, which he still is today. He worked in Technik music until 1983. During his work in the music department of VŠB, he was also the artistic director of the Lubin music group for a short time. In the 1980s, he led the children's music club at LŠU Ostrava-Zábřeh (which was also attended by the young Jan and Pavel Rokyta) and trained a number of quality musicians in it. Today, Lipka works in music.

Born in 1949 - he comes from Loučná nad Desnou, which is known as a breeding ground for clarinetists and brass players in general (e.g. the very famous Dixieland from Loučná nad Desnou). He originally trained as an electrician, then studied clarinet at the Ostrava Conservatory. Already during his studies (1968) he became a member of the band Technik, in which he worked until the end of the 80s (approx. 1988). Professionally, he was originally a member of the opera orchestra of the Ostrava Theater, then a member of the Janáček Philharmonic Orchestra in Ostrava. Today he works as a clarinet teacher at ZUŠ Hlučín. His greatest strength was a noble tone and a sense of the cantilena, which is evidenced by a number of great recordings of Radio Ostrava.

Born in 1937 - a native of Karolín near Tlumačov. He studied cello at the Ostrava Conservatory with PhDr. Ivan Mérka and then worked in his professional life as a member of the opera orchestra of the St. Theater in Ostrava and then a member of the orchestra of the Janáček Philharmonic Ostrava. He devoted himself to folk music in a number of ensembles - the music of the Ládi Ševčík Ensemble at the DK NH(KG) Ostrava-Zábřeh, the small music of Czech Radio ONDRAŠ and the music of Technik. He worked there during the 70s of the last century, until the arrival of Jiljí Dybala.
- died on 2/4/2012

He came from Jasenna near Vizovice - a cousin of Jan Rokyta. Very good double bass player - self-taught. While studying at the Technical University (VUT) in Brno just after the Second World War, he met Jaroslav Jurášek (1925-2005), in whose dulcimer band he played in the Valašské krúžek in Brno until the end of the 1940s. For political reasons, he was forced to end his studies at BUT early. In 1953, he became a member of Vilém Klos's original folk music band at Czech Radio in Ostrava, from 1955 he worked in radio music band ONDRAŠ until 1972. In addition, he often guested in the music of Technik, in the music of Miroslav Večeři - ČÁRDA, in the music of Morava at VŠB and others.