Jiří Pavlica, Hradišťan & Hana and Petr Ulrychovi, Javory Beat

Name: Jiří Pavlica, Hradišťan & Hana and Petr Ulrychovi, Javory Beat
Start: 2026-08-01T20:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-08-01T20:00:00+02:00
Location: Zámecké nádvoří

took place · 1 Aug 2026

Castle Courtyard Moravské Budějovice, Moravské Budějovice

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Jiří Pavlica with Hradišťan, Hana and Petr Ulrychovi, and Javory Beat will perform on Saturday, 1 August 2026 at the Zámecké nádvoří in Moravské Budějovice. This is the sole Czech date for this special joint concert. The outdoor courtyard of the Baroque castle on náměstí Míru, built in the 17th century, will provide an authentic setting for the musical programme. Tickets are available from 445 CZK. The event will feature separate performances by each artist and their unique musical arrangements.

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About the venue: Castle Courtyard Moravské Budějovice

The castle courtyard in Moravské Budějovice is the open-air space of the baroque castle on náměstí Míru, built in 1666–1672 by Count Rudolf Jindřich ze Schaumburku. The courtyard is framed by the castle building and the adjacent 17th-century stables. It serves as a summer cultural venue for concerts, markets, and town festivals such as the traditional Císařské posvícení.

náměstí Míru 1, 676 02 Moravské Budějovice Get directions

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Hana a Petr Ulrychovi

About: Jiří Pavlica

Czech violinist, composer and musicologist Jiří Pavlica was born on 1 December 1953 in Uherské Hradiště and has directed the ensemble Hradišťan since 1978. His artistic work draws from Moravian folk heritage while encompassing world music, jazz and sacred compositions - masses, oratorios and string quartets. The 1999 album O slunovratu, featuring poems by Jan Skácel, achieved platinum status and received the Žlutá ponorka critics' award; a collaboration with South African multi-instrumentalist Dizu Plaatjies resulted in the gold-certified album Mys Dobré naděje (2001). Under his artistic direction, Hradišťan has toured four continents and produced over thirty recordings.

30+

released sound carriers

4 continents

concert reach

since 1978

flight leading Hradišťanu

6× gold + 1× platinum record

certified albums

What's new

2026-06
Jiří Pavlica and Hradišťan performed at the Rock for People 2026 festival in Hradec Králové as the season's legend - at a retro concert for seniors and rock audiences.
2026-06
The Hradišťan concert at Rock for People 2026 became a viral moment when fans lifted a girl in a wheelchair above the crowd's heads during the final song.
2025-06
Jiří Pavlica received an award at the 20th annual OSA Awards ceremony (June 12, 2025) for the most successful serious music composer abroad.

Tracks

Modlitba za voduone of the most famous compositions by Hradišťanu, also performed at Rock for People 2026

O slunovratualbum from 1999 based on verses by Jana Skácela, platinum record, Žlutá ponorka award

Mys Dobré nadějegold record (2001), world music project with South African musician Dizu Plaatjiisem

Ozvěny dušegold record (1994), overview of Pavlicov's perspective on the interpretation of musical folklore

Vteřiny křehkéso far the last original album (2014), gold record

Recent shows

Jun 12, 2026 Park 360, Hradec Králové
Oct 5, 2025 Aldis, Hradec Králové

About: Hradišťan

Founded in 1950 in Uherské Hradiště, Hradišťan is a Moravian folk ensemble comprising musicians, singers and dancers. Led by violinist, composer and singer Jiří Pavlica since 1978, the group has become one of the Czech Republic's most original and commercially successful musical ensembles. Drawing on Moravian folk heritage, Hradišťan expands beyond traditional boundaries into classical music, jazz and world music, working with performers from diverse cultures worldwide.

2× platinum record

award for the album Vteřiny křehké

1,2M+

viewing of the music video "Miluju tě" (featuring Jelenem)

What's new

2025-12
Hradišťan performed as a special guest at the Big Deer Concert of the band Jelen at the Prague O2 arena (13. 12. 2025).
2025-11
The ensemble concluded the season of joint concerts with Hana and Petr Ulrych and the band Javory Beat on November 19 in Žďár nad Sázavou.
2025-07
Hradišťan with Hana and Petr Ulrych and Javory Beat performed as part of the Music in the Vineyards series - at the wineries Lahofer Znojmo, Château Valtice and Sonberk Popice.

Tour

PrahaBrnoOlomoucZlínJihlavaKravařeKutná HoraŠternberkCholinaKostelec nad OrlicíLuhačoviceZnojmoFrenštát pod RadhoštěmPardubiceStrážniceBzenec

Tracks

Vteřiny křehkéalbum from 2014, awarded double platinum certification; lyrics by Jana Skácela and other poets

Zbojné písně Moravskéalbum from 1986, one of the most famous early works of the ensemble under the direction of Jiřího Pavlici

O slunovratualbum released in platinum edition on CD and DVD; one of the iconic titles in the discography

Miluju těduet with the band Jelen (2023), music video exceeded 1.2 million views

Pozdraveno budiž světloalbum from 2020, Christmas and spiritual repertoire of the ensemble

Recent shows

Apr 29, 2023 Kongresové centrum, Zlín
Nov 4, 2022 Jeskyně Výpustek, Křtiny

About: Javory Beat

Hana and Petr Ulrych have been fixtures of Czech music for over sixty years - and Javory Beat is their rock side: electric guitars and bass where the dulcimer and violin used to be. Songs from across their whole career, played live and full-throttle.

60+

Ulrych brothers on the music scene

100

joint concerts with Hradišťan (until November 2025)

What's new

2025-11
Javory Beat and Hradišťan performed their jubilee 100th joint concert in November 2025 in Žďár nad Sázavou.
2025-05
Two Prague concerts of Javory Beat with Hradišťan at the Hybernia theatre in May 2025 were sold out, with one of them broadcast by Czech Television.
2026
For 2026, Javory Beat has planned an extensive summer and autumn tour, including concerts with Hradišťan in Prague, Brno, Olomouc and other cities.

Tour

Valašské MeziříčíCholinaBrnoUhřiceMoravské BudějoviceTelčOlomoucKrnovBzenecUherské HradištěPrahaPardubiceVsetínJeseníkKolínŽďár nad Sázavou

Tracks

Javorytitle song from the eponymous album (1979), by which the band chose its name

Nikola Šuhaj loupežníkdebut album (1974), awarded the White Raven prize by Mladý svět magazine

Markéta Lazarováthematic album (1987) inspired by the novel by Vladislav Vančura

Ententýnyone of the most famous Javorov songs, part of the repertoire of both formations

Javory beatalbum (Indies 2009) that gave its name to the big beat formation

Jiří Pavlica, Hradišťan & Hana and Petr Ulrychovi, Javory Beat

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