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Celebration of the 200th anniversary of Bedřich Smetana’s birth, taking place in the lodge he lived and composed his greatest works in. Doubravka Součková was born in Hodonín. She graduated from the Brno Conservatoire and later from the Janáček Academy of Performing Arts (JAMU), where she was tutored by Helena Kaupová, a soprano. Součková received

Presenting a quartet of cellists and promoters of classical music, who will perform unique arrangements of their music on the highest of levels with a dose of humour. The quartet consisting of Petr Špaček, Jan Zemen, Matěj Štěpánek and Ivan Vokáč has not only become famous in Czechia but also in the world and even

The famous cycle of symphonic poems My Country, this time for piano duo, performed by prominent Czech pianists Miroslav Sekera and Jaroslava Vernerová Pěchočová. The concert, being one of the parts of the concert cycle Rok na 4 Doby, takes place on 24 September 2024 — a few days before Czech Statehood Day. The general

Rozálie Havelková is a talented singer, accordionist, actor and dancer. Rozálie has been dancing and playing the accordion since her early childhood. She later left her homeland to perform abroad in a circus for several years. Another 9 years of her life were also dedicated to practicing the Flamenco dance. In 2012 she participated in

Mozart’s letters for Constanze “Constanze, my other half” – Mozart and Constanze, their love in letters. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart genuinely loved his wife Constanze and his letters are filled to the brim with this feeling. The letters are as playful and provocative as they are serious and desperate. Surprisingly, they are also proof of a

Jan Novák was born and raised in Mladá Boleslav. He is a student of the Prague Conservatoire and a laureate of the Prague Spring 2024 International Music Competition, where he managed to win the second place. He also won The Czech Music Foundation Prize for the best performance of a piece composed for this competition,

Exceptionally musically talented, with a happy childhood spent in a prominent musical family. Married to a musical genius and even her own orchestra. It seemed the life of the outstanding violinist Alma Rosé would be filled with music, success and happiness. In the end, only music remained. Everything else was scattered like ashes. The story

Blues, folk, jazz, or chanson. Jewish cries, Romani laughter, Hungarian passion and tenderness. All this can be found in the songs of singer Szidi Tobias, a distinctive Slovak chansonnier with a wonderful voice. “I don’t steal, I don’t lie and I stand up straight, I’m quite afraid of excessively cheerful people.” “One time I’m a

October 2025

Kostel Nanebevzetí Panny Marie