21 October 2025, 7 pm, Besední dům, Brno Moravian Autumn: Philharmonia Octet Petr Wajsar: Elektropictures (world premiere commissioned by the festival) PhilHarmonia Octet (Vilém Veverka, Monika Fürbach Boušková – oboe, Irvin Venyš, Karel Dohnal – clarinet, Václav Vonášek, Martin Petrák – bassoon, Přemysl Vojta, Ondřej Vrabec – French horn)
26 November 2024, 7 pm, Chapel of the Evangelical Church of Czech Brethren, Prague-Vinohrady Days of Contemporary Music Michael Pinkas: Dance (world premiere of a revised version) David Danel, Roman Hranička – violin Marios Christou: Dvořák in Cyprus for clarinet and piano (world premiere of this version) Karel Dohnal – clarinet, Kateřina Konopová – piano Michal … Read more
24 October 2024, 6 pm, Ostrava City Library / branch J. Trnky Mariánské hory, Ostrava Musical Present: An Evening of Ostrava Composers Blanka Hosová: Monologues for clarinet and piano (world premiere) Karel Dohnal – clarinet, Eliška Novotná – piano Jan Grossmann: Miriam of Migdal, monodrama in 4 scenes for solo soprano and kalimba (world premiere) … Read more
10 September 2023, 2pm, Jízdárna Terezín, Terezín In memoriam Terezín-Osvětim Marios Christou: Lullaby for Terezín (world premiere) Karel Dohnal – clarinet, Tamara Morozová – soprano, NeoKlasik orchestr, cond. Václav Dlask
12 June 2023, 7pm, BrickHouse DOV, Ostrava Leoš Janáček International Music Festival Sylva Smejkalová: Linden Leaves (world premiere) Karel Dohnal – clarinet
15 February 2023, 7pm, concert hall, Faculty of Arts, University of Ostrava, Ostrava Bonus Locus: Inauguration concert for the opening of the new building of the Faculty of Arts of the University of Ostrava Milan Báchorek: Joy at the End of the Street (world premiere) Lyrics: Petr Hruška Martin Gurbaľ – bass, Ivo Kahánek – … Read more
28 June 2022, 7:30pm, Dvořák Hall, Rudolfinum, Prague Ondřej Štochl: Three Movements on Acceptance for Clarinet and Orchestra (world premiere commissioned by the orchestra) Karel Dohnal – clarinet, Prague Radio Symphony Orchestra, cond. Pavel Šnajdr
It has become a tradition for the Prague Orthodox music festival Archaion Kallos to provide space also for young contemporary composers. This (8th) year, it was Martin Klusák (*1987) and Jan Trojan (*1982). Their pieces, Pnoi for solo clarinet and video projection (Klusák) and Refractions – sound interventions (Trojan), were performed on October 22 at the Gallery of … Read more
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
