Three vocal ensembles—the Mifun Children's Choir, ZUŠ Černošice Choir, and Columbella—perform at Jazz Černošice 2026 with a repertoire spanning classical, jazz, pop, and world music.
A seven-member vocal-instrumental ensemble performs multi-part compositions with delicate instrumental accompaniment under the direction of Kamila Zenklová.
A concert by piano students from Šumperk Basic Art School in a historic monastery church with exceptional acoustics. Free admission.
A concert of oboes and bassoons performed by students of ZUŠ Chrást u Plzně. Admission is on a voluntary basis.
A curated ballet evening celebrating Mozart's 270th birthday with iconic choreographies by Jiří Kylián and other world-renowned creators, featuring premieres and celebrated works.
Canadian soprano Barbara Hannigan and pianist Bertrand Chamayou open Prague Spring 2026 with a chamber recital at the Rudolfinum. The programme features Messiaen, Scriabin and the Czech premiere of John Zorn's work inspired by the Finnish epic Kalevala.
Multi-day exhibitions and festivals still on today.
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A series of organ and sacred music concerts at the historic Hejnice basilica from May to December 2026. The season opens with a choir from Cambridge, and June features Dvořák's Stabat Mater.
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A three-concert chamber series featuring solo violin and harpsichord in a baroque church on Prague's Bílá Hora. Violinist Marie Magdalena Fuxová performs works spanning centuries, from Baroque to 20th-century compositions.
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A five-part cycle of chamber concerts in historic churches showcases music from the Baroque era to contemporary works. Renowned Czech and international musicians perform in the intimate setting of sacred spaces.
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A four-concert cycle of classical music in a church in Ostrava Přívoz, spanning from Baroque to contemporary works with renowned Czech and international musicians.
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An evening of classical masterpieces performed at Prague's iconic Obecní dům concert hall.
A jazz concert celebrating three piano icons: Chick Corea, Herbie Hancock, and Oscar Peterson. The programme honours their contributions and enduring impact on modern jazz.