Early Evening Concerts

Czech music, works of the 20th century, and a series of both established and young Czech artists are all things that connect this year’s Early Evening Concerts, which will take place in the intimate setting of the Suk Hall.

The season will open with one of today’s most prominent string quartets, the Pavel Bořkovec Quartet. We can also look forward to two evenings of music combining instruments and voices. In November, we will hear Janáček’s iconic Diary of One Who Disappeared with the soloists Jaroslav Březina and Jana Hrochová, and mezzo-soprano Markéta Cukrová accompanied by the pianist Miroslav Sekera will appear in a programme devoted strictly to Classical period. Martin Opršál will bring the series to an unusual conclusion with his Percussion Ensemble featuring students from the Janáček Academy of Performing Arts. They will thrill the Suk Hall with audience-friendly compositions for percussion instruments.

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HP1 — Czech Chamber Music Society • Pavel Bořkovec Quartet

15 Oct 2024 Tuesday 5.30pm

Suk Hall

What's on

Pavel Bořkovec
String Quartet No. 5

Vilém Tauský
Meditation for string quartet

Peter Seabourne
Fall

Performers

Pavel Bořkovec Quartet
Ondřej Hás violin
Marek Blaha violin
Matěj Kroupa viola
Štěpán Drtina cello

Ondřej Vrabec French horn

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Photo illustrating a concert - event Czech Chamber Music Society Pavel Bořkovec Quartet

HP2 — Czech Chamber Music Society • Jana Hrochová & Jaroslav Březina

26 Nov 2024 Tuesday 5.30pm

Suk Hall

What's on

Leoš Janáček
The Diary of One Who Dissapeared

Performers

Jaroslav Březina tenor
Jana Hrochová alto
Jan Dušek piano
Linda Kunclová 1st voice
Lucie Svačinková 2nd voice
Kristina Beyhan 3rd voice