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25/6 — 2026Thursday / 7:00 PMVesmír, Ostrava
Tickets from CZK 700Katowice Orchestra in OstravaAlthough an injury to his right hand, caused by excessive practice, put an end to Robert Schumann’s promising career as a piano virtuoso, he nevertheless entered music history as a prolific composer and a perceptive music critic.
27/6 — 2026Saturday / 8:00 PMAmphitheatre, Hukvaldy
Ticket price: CZK 500Thom Artway and Police Symphony OrchestraThe festival will also feature the Police Symphony Orchestra, an extraordinary ensemble from Police nad Metují that is redefining ideas of symphonic music through its energy and fearless crossing of genres. The evening’s special guest will be Thom Artway.
27/6 — 2026Saturday / 3:30 PMHukvaldy CastleJanáček at Hukvaldy CastleJanáček’s Říkadla are short, playful pieces whose composition was inspired in early 1925 by the newspaper Lidové noviny.
28/6 — 2026Sunday / 3:30 PMHukvaldy Courtyard, Hukvaldy
Admission: CZK 240Tones of Masters at Hukvaldský DvůrA Sunday afternoon in Hukvaldy will come alive with performances by outstanding young musicians who rank among the greatest talents of their generation. The programme will also feature a new solo piano work commissioned from the young pianist and composer Anton Aslamas. Other performers include violinist Filip Fehér, cellist Anna Meipariani, and accordionist Viktor Stocker—laureates of prestigious competitions and academies.
28/6 — 2026Sunday / 6:00 PMAmphitheatre, Hukvaldy
Admission: CZK 600Carmina Burana Open AirThe festival’s finale will be devoted to a work that captivates even those who do not usually listen to classical music. Carl Orff’s Carmina Burana—the most frequently performed cantata in the world—will resound in all its elemental power, dramatic intensity, and the playful spirit of its medieval songs.
3/7 — 2026Friday / 7:00 PMHukvaldy Courtyard, Hukvaldy
Ticket price: CZK 300Festival EpilogueThe festival will conclude with an intimate musical encounter in the newly renovated Hukvaldy Courtyard. The unique atmosphere of the evening will be created by soprano Alžběta Poláčková and pianist Martin Levický.
12/6 — 2026Pátek / 22:00Dock, OstravaJam SessionA top-tier jazz quartet is coming to Ostrava as part of the Leoš Janáček International Music Festival. No fixed programme, no written boundaries.
4/6 — 2026Čtvrtek / 10:00Vesmír, OstravaDress Rehearsal: ZUŠ OpenAn evening full of joy, youthful energy, and musical beauty! This time, the JFO Orchestra joins forces with talented pupils from primary art schools. Together, they will perform Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky’s Rococo Variations — a work radiant with elegance and charm, inspired by his admiration for Mozart — and Dvořák’s Eighth Symphony, which shines with optimism, melody, and love for the Czech countryside.
6/6 — 2026Sobota / 19:00Minikino, OstravaBerlin Phil Live with Jakub HrůšaA live broadcast of a Berliner Philharmoniker concert on the Digital Concert Hall platform. The screening is part of the Ostrava Museum Night project.
23/6 — 2026Úterý / 15:30Koncertní sál fakulty umění OU, OstravaMasterclass with Jan Martiníkin voice / singingThe courses are open to pupils of primary art schools, conservatoire students, students of the University of Ostrava, and the music-loving public.Application for passive participation
23/6 — 2026Úterý / 12:30Koncertní sál fakulty umění OU, OstravaMasterclass with Lukáš Vondráčekin piano / piano performanceThe courses are open to pupils of primary art schools, conservatoire students, students of the University of Ostrava, and the music-loving public.Application for passive participation
23/6 — 2026Úterý / 10:00Koncertní sál fakulty umění OU, OstravaMasterclass with Jan Martiníkin singing / vocal performanceThe courses are open to pupils of primary art schools, conservatoire students, students of the University of Ostrava, and the music-loving public.přihláška pro pasivní účast
27/6 — 2026Sobota / od 13:30 (na prohlídku navazuje koncert na hradě)Památník Leoše Janáčka
cena 100 Kč The Memorial and Hukvaldy Game ReserveAccompanying programmeWalk with Jiří Zahrádka.
7/6 - 28/6 2026Hukvaldský dvůr, HukvaldyFestival GalleryAccompanying programmeThe Festival Gallery presents the sculptural work of Tereza Štětinová, which, in a place closely connected with Leoš Janáček, opens a sensitive dialogue between art, nature, folklore and the artist’s distinctive creative language.
1/6 — 2026Monday / 7:00 PMAntonín Dvořák Theatre, Ostrava
Ticket from CZK 990Opening Concert of the FestivalWith its opening concert, the festival celebrates two anniversaries. The first marks 120 years since the birth of Russian composer Dmitri Shostakovich; the second – related to Janáček – commemorates an extraordinary 100 years since the premiere of the famous Sinfonietta.
3/6 — 2026Wednesday / 7:00 PMVesmír, Ostrava Jerusalem Quartet in OstravaThe Jerusalem Quartet is one of the world’s leading chamber ensembles, performing internationally for more than twenty years.
4/6 — 2026Čtvrtek / 9:30Koncertní sál fakulty umění OU, OstravaMasterclass with Kyril Zlotnikovv komorní hře pro smyčcové kvartetyThe courses are open to pupils of primary art schools, conservatoire students, students of the University of Ostrava, and the music-loving public.
4/6 — 2026Čtvrtek / 18:00Vesmír, OstravaZUŠ OpenAn evening full of joy, youthful energy, and musical beauty! This time, the JFO Orchestra joins forces with talented pupils from primary art schools. Together, they will perform Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky’s Rococo Variations — a work radiant with elegance and charm, inspired by his admiration for Mozart — and Dvořák’s Eighth Symphony, which shines with optimism, melody, and love for the Czech countryside.
5/6 — 2026Friday / 7:00 PMNational House, Frýdek-Místek
Ticket price: CZK 450Romanian Orchestra and Daniel CiobanuLeoš Janáček’s Piano Concertino, set in confrontation with music of elemental force rooted in the rich culture of Romania, will be presented by artists for whom this music is truly in their blood: the energetic Romanian pianist Daniel Ciobanu and the Romanian Chamber Orchestra conducted by Gabriel Bebeselea.
7/6 — 2026Sunday / 5:00 PMHukvaldy Courtyard, Hukvaldy Janáček & Dvořák in HukvaldyLeoš Janáček and Antonín Dvořák were united not only by their love of music, but also by a deep and genuine lifelong friendship. Their most important string quartet works will be performed by young string ensembles that have distinguished themselves in prestigious competitions.
9/6 — 2026Tuesday / 7:00 PMSt. Wenceslas Church, Opava Silentium Ensemble: Moravian Baroque HeritageUnique Baroque treasures from the collection of Bishop Karl von Liechtenstein-Castelcorn, preserved in the archive of Kroměříž Château, will be presented by the Silentium Ensemble under the direction of leading Czech conductor Tomáš Netopil.
10/6 — 2026Wednesday / 7:00 PMBeskydy Theatre, Nový JičínBetween Heaven and EarthCzech Philharmonic Choir Brno A selection of major sacred choral works of the 20th century will be performed by the Czech Philharmonic Choir Brno, which, under the leadership of its long-standing choirmaster Petr Fiala, ranks among the finest choral ensembles in Europe.
12/6 — 2026Friday / 7:00 PMGardens of the Piarist Monastery, Příbor Chill, Jazz, JanáčekExperience a summer evening where the world of Leoš Janáček meets jazz. In the gardens of the Piarist Monastery in Příbor, original compositions inspired by motifs of the world-famous native of Hukvaldy will be performed by top jazz musicians appearing on the most prestigious stages around the world.
15/6 — 2026Monday / 7:00 PMVesmír, Ostrava Tamta Magradze – Piano RecitalExperience an evening that brings together Baroque nobility, Romantic depth, and modern expression. Georgian pianist Tamta Magradze will present a programme at Ostrava’s Vesmír ranging from Handel’s lyricism through the virtuosity of Rachmaninov and Liszt to the emotional intensity of Janáček’s Sonata From the Street, 1 October 1905 and the gripping power of Ravel’s La valse.
16/6 — 2026Tuesday / 7:00 PMConcert Hall of the Faculty of Arts, OU, Ostrava Final of the Generation Composition CompetitionDuring the concert, held in the presence of the composers, an expert jury chaired by composer Ondřej Adámek will select the best work of the 51st edition of the international composition competition. An Audience Award (with each listener receiving a voting ballot) and an Orchestra Award will also be presented. The results will be announced immediately after the concert.
17/6 — 2026Wednesday / 7:00 PMSilesian Theatre, OpavaSong recital by Jiří RajnišOpava native Jiří Rajniš returns to his home stage to present a unique song recital at the Silesian Theatre, filled with lyricism, passion, and deep introspection. He will be accompanied at the piano by Júlia Grejtáková.
22/6 — 2026Monday / 19:00Vesmír, OstravaJanáček and Dvořák in VesmírA simple yet genuine and profound faith is reflected in Biblical Songs, Op. 99 by Antonín Dvořák. The ten songs, for which the composer selected the words of the Psalms in the Czech translation of the Kralice Bible, were composed in March 1894 during Dvořák’s stay in the United States.