Dorota Barová (born 1975, Třinec) is a Czech cellist, singer and composer working at the intersection of jazz, folk and intimate singer-songwriter music. She first gained wide recognition as co-founder of the cello duo Tara Fuki, and since 2018 has pursued a solo career that earned her the Anděl award for jazz album of the year. Her third solo album Píseň pro Mi (2025), setting Czech poems by Michaela Vejnarová to music, received two Anděl 2025 nominations in the Folk and Jazz categories.
The album Píseň pro Mi received two nominations for the Ceny Anděl Coca-Cola 2025 awards in the Folk and Jazz categories; the announcement took place on April 11, 2026 in Prague.
In December 2025, the album Píseň pro Mi was presented at the Prague Jazz Dock.
Radio critic Milan Bátor called Píseň pro Mi a tribute and remembrance of artist Mi Vejnarová, who died at the age of forty-three.
Barová launched the autumn tour for the album Píseň pro Mi with the permanent lineup Barová-Chyška-Klápště.
The third solo album Píseň pro Mi (Animal Music, 2025) was released - sung in Czech for the first time, with lyrics by poet Michaela Vejnarová.
A Baroque music concert blending classical arias and madrigals with contemporary compositions. Featuring cellist Dorota Barová, countertenor Vojtěch Kaděra, and lutenist Jan Krejča.
Cellist and singer Dorota Barová presents her album "Song for Mi" with an unusual ensemble of guests in the historic water reservoirs at Žlutý kopec in Brno.
An original project by singer and cellist Dorota Barová, blending voice, cello, and Polish lyrics. The concert in Hradec Králové is part of the Jazz Goes to Town festival.
A unique project by composer Jakuba Zitka blending postmodern jazz, electronics, and contemporary music. Featuring singers Aneta Langerová and Dorota Barová.
Czech singer Sára Lagová premieres her new EP "Vidím tam" with a live band, featuring cellist Dorota Barová as a special guest.