Everlasting Hope composition competition: premiere of the winning piece
7 March 2026, 7:30 pm, Spanish Synagogue, Prague Everlasting Hope winning piece of the composition competition (world premiere) Johanna Haniková – piano
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Pavel Zemek-Novák: Frammenti e Canto (world premiere at the Prague Spring International Music Competition)
11 May 2025, Academy of Performing Arts – Bohuslav Martinů Hall, Prague Prague Spring International Music Competition, violoncello category, II. round Pavel Zemek-Novák: Frammenti e Canto (world premiere) performed by the 12 semi-finalists
Jan Klusák: Playing the Oboe Plainly to Oneself (world premiere at the Prague Spring International Music Competition)
10 May 2025, Academy of Performing Arts – Bohuslav Martinů Hall, Prague Prague Spring International Music Competition, oboe category, II. round Jan Klusák: Playing the Oboe Plainly to Oneself (world premiere) performed by the 12 semi-finalists
Martin Kux Král: Zámecká prohlídka (world premiere)
24 April 2025, 7 pm, František Drtikol Gallery, Příbram Antonín Dvořák Music Festival Martin Kux Král: Zámecká prohlídka (Palace Tour) (world premiere of the winning piece of the 9. Antonín Dvořák Composition Competition) Jan Čmejla – piano
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
Kateřina Horká: Vilnius Bells (world premiere)
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
Miroslav Srnka: Apprivoise-moi (world premiere at the Prague Spring International Music Competition)
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
Kryštof Marek: Three Prague Escapes (world premiere at the Prague Spring International Music Competition)
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
Jan Holý: Jen Tam, Kde Chybuje Kdo (world premiere)
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
Ari Dvořáků: Petrichor (world premiere)
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)