Pilsen Orpheus: new pieces for the competition’s laureates

9 April 2025, 7:30 pm, House of Music, Pilsen Smetana Days: Pilsen Orpheus – concert of the laureates Pavel Samiec: Orfeovská romance (Orpheus romance) Tina Tranová – violin, Daniel Štika – accordion Jana Šulistová: Milosrdný (Merciful) Jan Ryba – accordion Martin Mosch: Dvořák – Tintinnabuli (special award for 2024) Sojka Quartet Albert Pechmann: Vodníček (Little Water … Read more

Jan Ryant Dřízal: Chaconne (world premiere)

26 November 2024, 7 pm, Baroque refectory of the Emmaus Monastery, Prague 2024 – Czech Music from Romanticism to the Present Day Jan Ryant Dřízal: Chaconne (world premiere) Tereza Horáková – violin, Matouš Zukal – piano

Miloš Štědroň: CLIVER for 4 violins (world premiere)

15 October 2024, 7 pm, Studio of Švanda Theatre, Prague Prague Philharmonia, Contemporary music series S Miloš Štědroň: An Evening of Ballads and More Miloš Štědroň: CLIVER for 4 violins (world premiere) Barbora Kolářová, Miloš Vrba, Kateřina Krejčová, Iva Středová – violin

Ivan Acher: Jonathan Livingston Seagull (music to a dance performace)

28 August 2024, 8pm, Rudolfinum — Ceremony Hall, Prague DEKKADANCERS & Czech Philharmonic: Jonathan Livingston Seagull Direction and choreography: Ondřej Vinklát Script: Ondřej Vinklát, Tomáš Vondrovic Based on the literary work by Richard David Bach Music: Ivan Acher Performers: Jiří Lábus, Vilém Udatný (actors), DEKKADANCERS, Marcel Kozánek, Ondřej Skopový, Jakub Křivánek – violin, Dora Hájková, … Read more

Sylvie Bodorová: Concerto Danubiano (world premiere)

2 August 2024, 7pm, Herz-Jesu-Kirche, Gmünd, Austria Allegro Vivo Sylvie Bodorová: Concerto Danubiano for violin, string orchestra, and percussion (world premiere) Vahid Khadem-Missagh – violin, Academia Allegro Vivo

Kryštof Mařatka: SANCTUARIES (world premiere)

27 May 2024, 8pm, Rudolfinum – Dvořák Hall, Prague Prague Spring: Kryštof’s Sanctuaries Kryštof Mařatka: SANCTUARIES – In the Depths of Cave Paintings, concerto for violin and orchestra (world premiere of a new work commissioned by the Prague Spring and Radio France) Amaury Coeytaux – violin, Orchestre Philharmonique de Radio France, cond. Kryštof Mařatka