Barbara Hannigan is a Canadian soprano and conductor specialising in contemporary music. She has collaborated closely with composers such as György Kurtág and George Benjamin, premiering many of their works. She performs regularly with major orchestras and at international festivals worldwide.
😴 Nothing scheduled with this artist in the near future.
98concertThu 6.8.Opening Concert: Paolo Fresu & Omar Sosa feat. Nguyên Lê
100concertMon 25.5.Hans Zimmer Film Music by Candlelight
97concertWed 11.11.Celebration Concert Ennio Morricone & Andrea Morricone
94concertSat 30.1.Original ENIGMA Voices Symphonic
90concertThu 26.11.SARAH BRIGHTMAN
87concertSat 22.8.Hans Zimmer: Master of Film Music
87concertFri 18.12.PETER BENCE
86concertThu 8.10.Ludovico Einaudi Music | Prague
81concertMon 21.9.Harry Potter Music by Candlelight | Prague
81concertSun 24.1.Alexandr Misko / RU
79concertSun 23.8.Concert in Paradise Garden
74concertFri 4.9.Coldplay Music by Candlelight
Canadian soprano Barbara Hannigan performs with the Czech Philharmonic at the Prague Spring festival in Rudolfinum.
Masterclass with Canadian soprano and conductor Barbara Hannigan, a leading interpreter of contemporary music.
Soprano Barbara Hannigan takes the stage with the Czech Philharmonic to celebrate the human voice in all its beauty and range.
Canadian soprano Barbara Hannigan and the Belcea Quartet present a classical music programme at Rudolfinum during the Prague Spring festival.
Singer and conductor Barbara Hannigan performs with the world-leading chamber ensemble Belcea Quartet at Rudolfinum. The project unites the human voice with string instruments in a unique interpretation.
Canadian soprano Barbara Hannigan and pianist Bertrand Chamayou open Prague Spring 2026 with a chamber recital at the Rudolfinum. The programme features Messiaen, Scriabin and the Czech premiere of John Zorn's work inspired by the Finnish epic Kalevala.
(24 days)
The 81st Prague Spring International Music Festival features more than sixty events with 97 artists from 28 countries. The festival includes concerts, masterclasses, and exhibitions at various Prague venues from May through June.