The Czech Philharmonic is the foremost Czech symphony orchestra, founded in Prague in 1896. It ranks among the world's most respected orchestras and performs regularly at major international venues. Jakub Hrůša became its chief conductor from the 2024/25 season.
The Czech Philharmonic under Semyon Bychkov performs in Stockholm, featuring Smetana's "My Homeland" and pianist Yunchan Lim in the first half.
The Czech Philharmonic performs Dvořák, Ravel and Smetana with pianist Yunchan Lim and conductor Semjon Byčkov.
The Czech Philharmonic under conductor Daniel Harding performs at Rudolfinum. A classical concert led by one of today's most respected conductors.
The Czech Philharmonic performs Adams, Gomyo, and Mussorgsky. Violinist Karen Gomyo explores the hidden layers of the score in a programme spanning from Frenzy through a solo concerto to Pictures at an Exhibition.
The Czech Philharmonic performs Dvořák's Ninth Symphony and Brahms's Hungarian Dances at Vyšehrad Gardens, conducted by Tomáš Netopil.
Canadian soprano Barbara Hannigan performs with the Czech Philharmonic at the Prague Spring festival in Rudolfinum.
Soprano Barbara Hannigan takes the stage with the Czech Philharmonic to celebrate the human voice in all its beauty and range.
Prague Spring festival concert featuring violinist Kopatchinskaja, conductor Hrůša, and the Czech Philharmonic.
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.
The international festival Theatrical World Brno returns in May with over 90 performances and accompanying events across Brno's theatres. This year features international and Czech companies, a grand dance-puppet production of "Má vlast," and special projects in a tent venue.