16 October 2024, 7 pm, Besední dům, Brno Exposition of New Music Dan Dlouhý: Ways (world premiere of a solo multimedia project) Dan Dlouhý (Dama Dama) – music, video, script, direction, set design, interpretation
3 October 2024, 7:30 pm, Atrium Žižkov, Prague New Music in the Atrium V – Marek Keprt Marek Keprt: Traumeswirren no. 4 (world premiere) Marek Keprt – piano
30 September 2024, 6 pm, Corpus Christi Chapel, Art Centre of Palacký University, Olomouc Lichtzwang Ondřej Štochl: Insomnia II (world premiere) Marek Keprt – piano
27 August 2024, 7 pm, St. Matthäus-Kirche, Berlin Piano Associations Petr Bakla: Portfolio for piano (world premiere) Miroslav Beinhauer – piano
22 June 2024, 4pm, Museum of Kroměříž, Kroměříž Forfest Hanuš Bartoň: Shapes of the Nights for flute and electronics (world premiere) Jaroslav Šťastný: Goelan for flute and tape (world premiere) Miroslav Pudlák: Paradise lost for flute and electronics (world premiere) Lenka Kozderková – flute
19 June 2024, 7:30pm, Church of St Lawrence, Prague 5th concert of music by Pavel Trojan Pavel Trojan: For Adrienne (world premiere) Pavel Trojan: For Johanka (world premiere) Pavel Trojan: Ballad for Double Bass and Piano (world premiere) Luděk Šabaka – piano, Jiří Valenta – double bass
18 June 2024, 4pm, Church of St John Baptist, Kroměříž Forfest Petr Vaculovič: Stabat mater (world premiere) Petr Vaculovič – viola
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
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
22 April 2024, 8pm, Czech Centre Paris Intersections of Contemporary Music Jakub Rataj: STRIA for solo violoncello (world premiere) Jan Krejčík: Emaux coulés de Jitka Válová for string quartet (world premiere) FAMA Quartet (David Danel, Roman Hranička – violin, Ondřej Martinovský – viola, Balázs Adorján – violoncello)
