Česká filharmonie (Czech Philharmonic) is the foremost Czech symphony orchestra, based in Prague and founded in 1896. It ranks among Europe's most respected orchestras and performs regularly at the Rudolfinum concert hall. Past chief conductors include Václav Talich, Karel Ančerl, and Jiří Bělohlávek.
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An exhibition at the Czech Museum of Music celebrates 80 years of the International Music Festival Prague Spring, held annually in Prague since 1946.
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The 10th anniversary ZUŠ Open festival showcases talents from basic art schools across the Czech Republic through concerts, exhibitions and theatre performances at hundreds of venues nationwide.
Elementary music school students perform alongside Czech Philharmonic musicians in a classical concert at Rudolfinum.