iFlautisti

iFlautisti displays four vibrant young recorderists in a truly dynamic ensemble, challenging any preconceptions of recorder-playing by delivering inspirational repertoire with absolute imagination and creativity. The quartet formed in early 2008 having met whilst studying at the Royal College of Music and have since found their unique yet collaborative voice through presenting well-crafted and engaging programmes.

Duo Siempre Nuevo

The duo was founded in october 2007 by the young czech guitarists Matej Freml (*1982) and Patrick Vacik (*1984). At that time they studied together at the Hochschule für Musik FRANZ LISZT in Weimar/Germany, where they also got their first chamber music lessons with prof. Thomas Müller-Pering and prof. Mathis Christoph.

Guarneri trio

At the beginning of the foundation of Guarneri trio was long-time cooperation of three excellent soloists - violinist Čeněk Pavlík, violoncellist Marek Jerie a pianist Ivan Klánský. Guarneri trio is famous on Czech and international stages; it has been filling concert halls for over 20 years and is the highlight of world festivals.

Ondřej Lébr (*22. 7. 1974)

Ondřej Lébr started playing the violin at the age of three being tutored by his mother Magdalena Micková. Having graduated from the Prague Conservatory, he was admitted to the Faculty of Music at the Academy of Performing Arts to the class of Petr Messiereur. Thanks to the significant scholarship of Dagmar and Václav Havel Foundation VIZE 97, he could continue his postgraduate studies and prestigious master studies at Hochschule fur Music Carl Maria von Weber in Dresden in Ivan Ženatý’s class in 2000 – 2005. He actively participated in master courses at Frank Gulli and Zakhar Bron, with whom he studied thanks to winning a scholarship competition.

Panochovo kvarteto

Panocha Quartet was formed in 1968 at the Prague Conservatory in the class of prof. Dr. Josef Micka and soon it was clear that their success will equal them to their older predecessors – Smetana and Talich quartets, which were formed in the class of the same professor.

Pražské kytarové kvarteto

Prague guitar quartet was founded at the Prague Conservatory in 1984. This unusual ensemble is invited to perform at prestigious music festivals (Prague Spring, Paris, Tel Aviv, Miami…); they have performed in most European countries, the USA, Israel; and they have given hundreds of concerts in the Czech Republic. The quartet has made many recordings for the radio, television and released numerous compact discs.

Trio Helios Praga

The members of a piano trio called Trio Helios Praga are Jan Mráček (1991) – violin, Ivan Vokáč (1987)– violoncello, Lukáš Klánský (1989) – piano.

The aim of Trio Hélios Praga is not only to present the broadest possible spectrum of repertoire from early classicism to 21st century composers, but at the same time, to present particular works in new historical and artistic consequences in cooperation with famous Czech actors and other artists.