13 October 2024, Town Hall, Vilnius, Lithuania Concert of the Laureates of the International St. Christopher Composer Competition Kateřina Horká: Vilnius Bells (2. place, world premiere) Šv. Kristoforo kamerinis orkestras, cond. Modestas Barkauskas
11 May 2024, Bohuslav Martinů Hall, Prague Prague Spring International Music Competition, violin category, II. round Miroslav Srnka: Apprivoise-moi (world premiere at the Prague Spring International Music Competition) performed by the 12 semi-finalists
10 May 2024, National House in Vinohrady, Prague Prague Spring International Music Competition, French horn category, II. round Kryštof Marek: Three Prague Escapes (world premiere at the Prague Spring International Music Competition) performed by the 12 semi-finalists
12 March 2024, 7pm, Chapel Korunní, Prague-Vinohrady On a Czech Wave Jan Holý: Jen Tam, Kde Chybuje Kdo (world premiere of the winning piece of the “Platform for Singing” composition competition) Kühn Mixed Choir, cond. Jakub Pikla
24 February 2024, 7:30pm, Spanish Synagogue, Prague Everlasting Hope Ari Dvořáků: Petrichor (world premiere of the winning piece of the festival’s composition competition) Bennewitz Quartet (Jakub Fišer, Štěpán Ježek – violin, Jiří Pinkas – viola, Štěpán Doležal – violoncello)
15 May 2023, 8pm, National Technical Museum, Prague Prague Spring Trombone? Trombone. A concert of jury members of the Prague Spring International Music Competition in trombone category Ondřej Moťka: Fight of Sliders (world premiere) Zdzisław Stolarczyk, Zoltán Kiss, Fabrice Millischer, Oliver Siefert, Jeremy Wilson – trombone, The Czech Philharmonic Low Brass Ensemble, cond. Jan Kučera
11 May 2022, 9am, National House of Vinohrady, Prague Prague Spring International Music Competition, trombone category, II. round Jan Kučera: Prague Bagatelle for trombone and piano (world premiere) performed by the 12 semi-finalists
10 May 2023, 9am, Academy of Performing Arts, Prague Prague Spring International Music Competition, viola category, II. round Ondřej Štochl: Il sogno fragile for viola solo (world premiere) performed by the 12 semi-finalists
9 May 2023, 7pm, František Drtikol Gallery Příbram Antonín Dvořák Music Festival Kateřina Horká: String Quartet no. 2 „Icelandic Landscape“ (world premiere of the winning piece of the 7. Antonín Dvořák Composition Competition) Wihan Quartet (Leoš Čepický, Jan Schulmeister – violin, Jakub Čepický – viola, Michal Kaňka -violoncello)
16 September 2022, 7pm, Podbrdské Museum – Gallery, Rožmitál pod Třemšínem Jakub Jan Ryba Festival Jakub Jan Ryba / Václav Uhlíř: Concerto for Harpsichord and Orchestra in C Major (world premiere of the winning work of the composer competition in the reconstruction of the solo harpsichord part of Jakub Jan Ryba’s Concerto in C Major) South … Read more
