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Festival News
Tune into the frequencies of classical music and discover what's new at the Dvořák Prague festival.
30/9/26
Watch the aftermovie and relive some of the festival’s most memorable moments
Nineteen days of extraordinary music, sold-out halls, and unforgettable performances. Our aftermovie captures the spirit of this year’s festival and brings together highlights from world-renowned orchestras and soloists as well as a new generation of emerging artists.
23/9/26
Devatenáct dní plných hudby. Festival dnes uzavře miláček publika Gil Shaham
Letošní 19. ročník dnes uzavře houslista a držitel ceny Grammy Gil Shaham. Doprovodí ho Česká filharmonie, rezidenční orchestr festivalu, pod taktovkou Elim Chan.
21/9/26
Programme Change: Alexander Melnikov to Perform in Place of Rafał Blechacz
We regret to inform you that, due to a sudden illness, the Rafał Blechacz is unable to perform. Unfortunately, we only learned of his indisposition last night. The evening’s recital will now be given by the phenomenal pianist Alexander Melnikov.
19/9/26
The 60th anniversary Concertino Praga Competition is over. Both winners also took home the Audience Prize.
We are pleased to announce the winners of the 60th anniversary Concertino Praga.
13/9/26
The first ovations are over. More great evenings are coming up.
The first week of the Festival is over, but there is more to come. We experienced days full of unforgettable notes, virtuoso performances and standing ovations in Prague’s concert halls. We thank everyone who shared these irreplaceable moments with us.
27/8/26
Gil Shaham will close the Festival playing a legendary Stradivarius violin
The Closing Concert of the 2026 Dvořák Prague Festival will feature Grammy award winner Gil Shaham playing alongside the Czech Philharmonic. Together, he and conductor Elim Chan will ensure that the Festival closes on a majestic note.
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