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Festival News

Tune into the frequencies of classical music and discover what's new at the Dvořák Prague festival.

14/5/26

Survey results on classical music: do you know how Czechs view classical music?

As we indicated in this recent article, classical music bears a remarkably strong tradition in the Czech Republic and continues to attract new audiences. Let’s take a closer look at the most interesting statistics that revealed much more about Czechs’ relationship to classical music.
30/4/26

Join us for concerts featuring young talents supported by the Dvořák Prague Festival

The For the Future programme series is one of the most vibrant and dynamic parts of the Dvořák Prague Festival. It enables exceptionally talented young musicians to perform alongside experienced mentors, renowned orchestras and conductors, giving them unique opportunities to present their virtuosity to the public at a very young age.
23/4/26

Czech pianist Jan Schulmeister’s extraordinary success

Young Czech pianist Jan Schulmeister is celebrating one of the greatest milestones of his career. He took the Newcomer Award at the BBC Music Magazine Awards.
20/4/26

Magdalena Kožená is the artist-in-residence of the 2026 Dvořák Prague Festival

World-renowned mezzo-soprano Magdalena Kožená is the artist-in-residence of the 2026 Dvořák Prague Festival.
17/4/26

Czechs love Dvořák. Classical music: a strong tradition and new audiences

Classical music bears a strong tradition in the Czech Republic and is symbolised by Antonín Dvořák. According to a recent survey that we commissioned from the agency Ipsos in March 2026, 98% of Czechs are familiar with Dvořák.
27/3/26

Jan Simon elected president of the Czech Association of Music Festivals

Jan Simon, director of the Dvořák Prague International Music Festival, has been elected president of the Czech Association of Music Festivals (AHF ČR).