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Festival News

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

11/6/26

Prague as the musical genius’ city of fate

The capital city of Prague was an essential element in Antonín Dvořák’s life. It was in Prague that he lived, composed, gave concerts and even conducted the first concert of the Czech Philharmonic in the Rudolfinum.
5/6/26

Introducing a new music series. Meet Julia Hagen

We will be gradually sharing profiles of the stars who will be appearing at this year’s Festival. Meet Austrian cellist Julia Hagen, one of today’s most compelling musicians.
3/6/26

60th anniversary Concertino Praga Competition. Here’s who will perform in the finals concerts in September.

The Concertino Praga – the Antonín Dvořák International Radio Competition for Young Musicians, which is co-organised by Czech Radio and the Academy of Classical Music, is celebrating an important anniversary this year.
29/5/26

Jan Schulmeister: The piano is my fate. It would be a huge honour to play at the Dvořák Prague Festival

Young piano virtuoso Jan Schulmeister recently received a prestigious BBC Music Magazine Award.
26/5/26

Many happy returns, Magdalena Kožená!

Today is the birthday of world mezzosoprano and 2026 Dvořák Prague Festival’s artist-in-residence Magdalena Kožená.
20/5/26

The Academy of Classical Music is co-organising the first concert to celebrate the inauguration of the new organ in St. Vitus Cathedral

The sound of a new organ will fill the Cathedral of St. Vitus, Wenceslas and Adalbert at Prague Castle in June of this year.