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Milan Svoboda: Wizard of Oz (world premiere)

5 March 2026, 7 pm, Church of St Anne, České Budějovice Milan Svoboda: Wizard of Oz, orchestral suite from a ballet (world premiere) South Czech Philharmonic, cond. Milan Svoboda

677. Tuesday of Umělecká beseda: new pieces by Kateřina Horká, Miloš Haase, and Jindra Nečasová Nardelli

3 March 2026, 7:30pm, Church of St Lawrence, Prague 677. Tuesday of Umělecká beseda Kateřina Horká: Když růže přestaly chrlit krev (When the Roses Stopped Gushing Blood), a cycle of three songs for tenor and piano based on texts by Vladimír Holan (premiere) Ondřej Holub – tenor, Kateřina Horká – piano Miloš Haase: Madrigali su poesie … Read more

Darja Kukal Moiseeva: Prostor barvám (world premiere)

26 February 2026, 6 pm, Kino Vesmír, Ostrava Young Spirit concert cycle: Young Soloists I Darja Kukal Moiseeva: Prostor barvám (Space for Colours) (world premiere of a commissioned work, selected through an open call) Janáček Philharmonic Ostrava, cond. Jakub Klecker

Kateřina Horká: Spring Meadow (world premiere)

21 February 2026, 7 pm, KD Plzeňka, Beroun Talichův Beroun: Fateful Women Kateřina Horká: Spring Meadow for wind symphony orchestra (world premiere) Czech National Concert Band, cond. Marek Prášil

Jan Kotyk: Mateníky (world premiere)

18 February 2026, 7:30 pm, Atrium Žižkov, Prague Bridges of Contemporary Music Jan Kotyk: Mateníky (world premiere) Tereza Horáková – violin, Matthias Lorenz – violoncello, Miroslav Beinhauer – piano

Ondřej Adámek: Thin Ice (world premiere)

8 February 2026, 6:30 pm, Maison de la Radio et de la Musique – Auditorium, Paris Festival Présences Ondřej Adámek: Thin Ice, Concerto for Violin and Orchestra II (world premiere) Christian Tetzlaff – violin, Orchestre National de France, cond. Cristian Măcelaru

Lukáš Hurník: Conspiration (world premiere)

7 February 2026, 10:30 am, Academy of Music and Performing Arts — Martinů Hall, Prague Czech Chamber Music Society Lukáš Hurník: Conspiration, Sonata for Four Guitars (world premiere) Prague Guitar Quartet (Marek Velemínský, Eliška Holá, Matěj Freml, Patrick Vacík)