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Festival News
Tune into the frequencies of classical music and discover what's new at the Dvořák Prague festival.
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.
13/8/26
Tomáš Netopil will conduct a concert performance of the opera The Jacobin
In this episode of our music series, we present one of the most illustrious contemporary Czech conductors. Tomáš Netopil, who has a string of successes from prestigious international venues to his name, is also dedicated to supporting young talented musicians.
11/8/26
Who says the New World Symphony only belongs in concert halls? The celebrated music comes alive in our music video
The Dvořák Prague Festival presents a music video featuring the iconic Symphony No. 9, “From the New World”. The project, which bears the motto “Don't be so dramatic. Stay classy!”, bridges classical music, contemporary visual aesthetics and the boundless energy of young performers.
7/8/26
Today we share another episode in our music series: Meet Alexander Malofeev
Alexander Malofeev is undoubtedly one of the most phenomenal artists of his generation. This September, he will perform at the Dvořák Prague Festival alongside the acclaimed Filarmonica della Scala led by Riccardo Chailly.
6/8/26
A conductor applauded the world over
In this episode of our music series, we present internationally renowned conductor Tugan Sokhiev. A charismatic artist who regularly leads the world’s finest orchestras, Sokhiev will take on a remarkable task at this year’s Dvořák Prague Festival.
27/7/26
Maestro Semyon Bychkov conducts the Czech Philharmonic
Semyon Bychkov is one of the most highly regarded conductors of our time. He leads the Czech Philharmonic as its chief conductor and artistic director. He will perform with the orchestra at the Dvořák Prague Festival in an exclusive programme alongside the South Korean piano prodigy Yunchan Lim.
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