Morning Concerts

The Morning Concerts in the 2025|2026 season will highlight Czech music such as works of Dvořák and Martinů, alongside those of composers including Brahms.. Performers include violinist Bohuslav Matoušek, pianist Miroslav Sekera, and the Prague Guitar Quartet who will also premiere a new work by Lukáš Hurník.

Czech repertoire continues to play a central role in the which will include the premiere of a new piece by Lukáš Hurník performed by the Prague Guitar Quartet. Kateřina Englichová and Vilém Veverka bring a similarly bold approach to classical interpretation, with their programme featuring music by Petr Wajsar. The series will also showcase rising talents, including the dynamic HAMU Percussion Ensemble who present a distinctive programme.

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DK1 — Czech Chamber Music Society • Matoušek, Sekera

18 Oct 2025 Saturday 10.30am

Martinů Hall

What's On

Antonín Dvořák
Violin Sonata in F major, Op. 57 (23')

Bohuslav Martinů
Intermezzo (four pieces for pro violin and piano), H 261 (10')

Johannes Brahms
Violin Sonata No. 3 in D minor, Op. 108 (22')

Performers

Bohuslav Matoušek violin
Miroslav Sekera piano

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DK2 — Czech Chamber Music Society • Academy of Performing Arts Percussion Ensemble

1 Nov 2025 Saturday 10.30am

Martinů Hall

What's On

Antonín Procházka
Klíč (4')

Gene Koshinski
Sync (7')

Leonhardt Waltersdorfer
D´N´A (5' 30'')

Petra Brynychová
Shinrin Yoku (20')

— Intermission —

Adi Morag
Octabones (9')

Gene Koshinski
Whiz-Bang (6')

Owen Clayton Condon
Fractalia

Antonín Procházka, Matěj Diviš
Fofo fe fofo (5')

Performers

Academy of Performing Arts Percussion Ensemble
Antonín Procházka
Matěj Diviš
Petra Brynychová
Milan Dotlačil
Filip Kuchárik
Vít Rafael Matyska
Vojtěch Vencl
Jakub Kadečka

Daniel Mikolášek artistic director

Martin Debřička saxophone

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