Programme of the Prague Spring 2025
Dvořák’s Cello Concerto interpreted three different ways in the final of the Prague Spring competition.
Works by Brahms, Mozart and Madsen among the airplanes of the National Technical Museum, performed by the winner of the PJ competition 2024, horn player Zhicheng Jin, the Bennewitz Quartet and Miroslav Sekera.
Winner of the Prague Spring Competition 2024 performing at a concert featuring an exceptional lineup, which will culminate in the monumental Symphony No. 4 by Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky led by Robert Jindra.
All eyes on the conducting debut of Jan Sedláček, featuring the winner of the 2024 competition, violinist Tsukushi Sasaki.
Past concerts
Round I and II of the competition: Cello
8. 5. 2025 Thursday 09:30 Academy of Performing Arts in Prague, Bohuslav Martinů HallCome and support young cellists from all over the world! Round I: 8–9 May / Round II: 11 May
TWO ARTISTS, TWO VIEWS – Thouand, Veverka
9. 5. 2025 Friday 16:00 HAMU – Academy of Performing Arts in PragueHow many different interpretations can one composition have?
Round II of the competition: oboe
10. 5. 2025 Saturday 09:30 Academy of Performing Arts in Prague, Bohuslav Martinů HallCome and support young oboe players from all over the world!
TWO ARTISTS, TWO VIEWS – Coppey, Jamník
10. 5. 2025 Saturday 16:00 HAMU – Academy of Performing Arts in PragueHow many different interpretations can one composition have? Do Czech and foreign perspectives differ?
The three best oboists are looking for victory in the Prague Spring competition, accompanied by the Prague Philharmonia in works by Bohuslav Martinů, Jiří Gemrot and B. A. Zimmermann.
