Petr Tomeček / Christmas 2026 in Teplice

We cordially invite you to an exceptional musical evening that will illuminate the pre-Christmas season with festive atmosphere, emotion, and an unforgettable artistic experience. On December 11, 2026, at 7 p.m., the rococo concert hall of the Museum in Teplice will resound with the tones of Advent in all their beauty. The historic spaces of the museum in the heart of Teplice will become the setting for a festive concert that blends the nobility of classical music with romantic originality. The evening's principal performer will be Petr Tomeček, who will present holiday and Christmas melodies in an unconventional and captivating performance on the pan flute. Its crystalline-clear and deeply emotional sound will create a unique musical symphony full of light, tenderness, and grandeur.

"Christmas 2026 in Teplice" is not merely a concert - it is a festive gathering that opens hearts, awakens memories, and brings joy and peace to the pre-Christmas days. Come experience an evening full of emotion, elegance, and music that warms the soul. We look forward to meeting you in an atmosphere of holiday magic.

Petr Tomeček (pan flute) is a prominent figure on the Czech musical scene and an exceptional interpreter of the pan flute. His musical expression is characterized by extraordinary refinement, cultivation, and deep emotional power, with which he can reach listeners across all generations. The sound of the pan flute in his performance acquires remarkable color and lyricism - from quiet, meditative passages to passionate and compelling melodies. Petr Tomeček masterfully combines technical brilliance with natural musicality and attention to detail, making each of his concerts a unique artistic experience. His interpretations are marked by the ability to tell stories without words, to awaken emotions, and to create a profound connection between music and listener. It is precisely this sensitivity and authenticity that makes Petr Tomeček an artist whose music has the power to touch hearts and remain in memory long after the final note has faded.