Gabriela Tardonová (born 1975, née Piszkaliková) is a Czech conductor from Karviná. She studied choral conducting at the University of Ostrava and then conducting at JAMU in Brno, where she became the first woman to graduate in that discipline. Since 2004 she has led the Brno Youth Symphony Orchestra, and since 2006 she has been the principal conductor of Ensemble Opera Diversa, a Brno-based ensemble with which she focuses on premiering contemporary - chiefly Czech - opera.
Ensemble Opera Diversa under the direction of Tardonová opened its 14th season titled "Bach to Mozart!", which takes place in the Besední dům and the Church of St. John in Brno until summer 2026.
Tardonová conducted Ensemble Opera Diversa at the prologue of the 10th edition of the Lednicko-valtický Music Festival in the Brno Reduta, where works by Stravinsky, Martinů, and Jan Novák were performed.
Tardonová conducted the world premiere of Vojtěch Dlask's composition "Obětinka" for piano and chamber orchestra at the Brno Conservatory.
At the Janáček Brno 2024 festival, Tardonová conducted the world premiere of Ondřej Kysa's opera "Druhé město" at the Divadlo na Orlí in Brno.
The recording "Jan Novák: Orchestral Music, Vol. 1" with Ensemble Opera Diversa conducted by Tardonová was released by the British publisher Toccata Classics.
The Pink Floyd Symphony Show brings the legendary Pink Floyd's music in a new form: a rock band, symphony orchestra, and vocalists performing orchestral arrangements with projection and laser effects.
A spectacular fusion of rock and symphony: Floyds CZ/SK and the Mladí brněnští symfonikové orchestra perform Pink Floyd's masterpieces with orchestral arrangements, projection, and laser effects.
A 70-artist project: rock band and symphony orchestra perform Pink Floyd in orchestral arrangements. The programme features the albums The Dark Side of the Moon and Pulse.