Lucie Vítková: Cock (world premiere)

12 September 2023, 7:30pm, Church of St Clement, Prague Echofluxx Lucie Vítková: Cock for bassoon and strings (world premiere) Prague Modern (Petr Sedlák – bassoon, David Danel – violin, Martina Matoušková – viola, Balázs Adorján – violoncello, Klára Pudláková – double bass)

652. Tuesday of Umělecká beseda: new pieces by Terezie Švarcová and Ivan Kurz

22 March 2022, 7:30pm, Church of St Lawrence, Prague 652. Tuesday of Umělecká beseda Terezie Švarcová: Ai suoi caduti (To Our Fallen) for soprano, clarinet, violin and violoncello (world premiere) Ivan Kurz: Lamb of God, Mass ordinary for soprano and string quartet (world premiere) Terezie Švarcová – soprano, FAMA quartet (Daniel Danel, Roman Hranička – … Read more

Lukáš Matoušek: String Quartet (world premiere)

5 December 2021, 7:30pm, Church of St Lawrence, Prague Třídení Lukáš Matoušek: String Quartet (world premiere) fama Q (David Danel, Roman Hranička – violin, Ondřej Martinovský – viola, Balázs Adorján – violoncello)

Třídení 2021: new pieces by Miloš Haase, Jaroslav Rybář and Vlastislav Matoušek

4 December 2021, 4pm, Church of St Lawrence, Prague Třídení Miloš Haase: 2. String Quartet (world premiere) fama Q (David Danel, Roman Hranička – violin, Ondřej Martinovský – viola, Balázs Adorján – violoncello) Jaroslav Rybář: Seconds, songs for mezzosoprano and piano on poetry by Jan Skácel (world premiere) Michaela Palová – mezzosoprano, Eva Hutyrová – … Read more

MoEns: new pieces by M. Pudlák, M. Piaček. K. Doležal, I. Medek, J. Lukeš, and P. Graham

1 December 2021, 7pm, Chamber Hall of Janáček Academy of Performing Arts, Brno Meetings of new Music Plus Miroslav Pudlák: Scipion’s Dream (world premiere) Marek Piaček: Elegy (world premiere) Kamil Doležal: Revelation (world premiere) Ivo Medek: In-Out (world premiere) Jiří Lukeš: Sextet (world premiere) Peter Graham: MOENS DANCE (world premiere) MoEns (Kamil Doležal – clarinet, David … Read more

Festival Echofluxx: new pieces by students of the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague

1 May 2019, Paralelní Polis, Prague J-T Vesikkala Wittmacher: miniatures from Insulae (world premiere) Soňa Vetchá: Blue-green Colors of Light (world premiere) Barry Wan Yuk Bun: The Misty Morning (world premiere) Bruno Cunha: Seja marginal, seja herói for solo bass & electronics (world premiere) Esemble Terrible (David Danel – violin, Štěpán Drtina – violoncello, Tomáš Novák – double-bass, Michael Jermář – saxophones, Yanina Aliakhnovich – flute, Petr Michalec – clarinets

The Beauty of Today. Czech premieres of chamber pieces by Miroslav Srnka

This year’s topic of The Beauty of Today, the contemporary music concert cycle organized by PKF – Prague Philharmonia, was Dualism in the Czech 21st Century, or, the relationship between a living, active composer and his (former) teacher or mentor. On the last of this season’s concerts, which was held on May 30 at the Experimental Space NoD, … Read more

Jan Trojan: Circulation (world premiere)

As already a couple of times in the past, this year of the Prague Spring festival, too, decided to hold one of its concerts at the National Technical Museum. In collaboration with the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of the Czech Technical University in Prague, it presented a programme consisting of four pieces by contemporary composers, all of … Read more