10 June 2025, 7:30 pm, Concert Hall, Brno Conservatory, Brno 11 June 2025, 7:30 pm, Church of St Lawrence, Prague within Janáček Dominik Klučka: Cult (world premiere) Michaela Pálka Plachká: forgotten stories (world premiere) Tomáš Peloušek: Konnakol Caprice (world premiere) Kristy Ertl: Přes mechový les (Through a Mossy Forest) (world premiere) Martin Wiesner: Huššš! (Husssh!) (world … Read more
10 May 2025, 5 pm, Town Theatre Prostějov Forfest Radim Bednařík: Črty (Sketches) for violin and guitar (world premiere) Petr Vaculovič: Krajiny (Landscapes), three miniatures for violin and guitar (world premiere) Pavel Popelka – violin, Lukáš Herůdek – guitar
7 April 2025, 7 pm, Löw-Beer Villa, Brno Tempus est iocundum Radim Bednařík: String Quartet no. 4, op. 26 (world premiere) Diversa Quartet (Barbara Tolarová – 1. violin, Jan Bělohlávek – 2. violin, David Křivský – viola, Iva Wiesnerová – violoncello)
6 Deecmber 2022, 7pm, foyer of the House of Arts, Brno Musical Inventory Check Pavel Slezák: Rhapsody for strings, op. 54 (world premiere) Tereza Opálková: Pictures from Wallachia for cimbalom, small cimbalom, and string quartet (world premiere) Rudolf Komorous: Serenade for strings (1982, Czech premiere) Radim Bednařík: Phantasy no. 2 for cimbalom and strings, op. 25 (world premiere) Michal Grombiřík – … Read more
7 December 2020, 7pm, online stream from Löw-Beer Villa, Brno (stream link will be announced on www.operadiversa.cz) Radim Bednařík: Microworlds IX (world premiere) Trio Aperto (Barbora Šteflová – oboe, Jan Charfreitag – clarinet, Pavel Horák – bassoon) Other pieces on the programme are by Miloš Štědroň, Dalibor Spilka, Evžen Zámečník and Vojtěch Dlask.
30 June 2019, St. Maurice Church, Kroměříž Forfest Radim Bednařík: Meditation for Organ (world premiere) Karel Martínek – organ
Held on 6th February in Reduta, this year’s first orchestral concert by the Brno-based Ensemble Opera Diversa not only celebrated Miloš Štědroň’s 75th birthday but also served as a unique display of music by contemporary Czech and Moravian composers. Led by Gabriela Tardonová, the ensemble performed 6 pieces for strings, none of which was written more … Read more
