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29/5Sunday, 7 pmOstrava, Ostrava City Cultural CentreOpening ConcertThe 2022 festival will be traditionally started by Janáček's Sinfonietta and not so traditionally by Strauss's Concerto for Oboe performed by Vilém Veverka.
30/5Monday, 7 pmFrýdek Místek, Národní dům [National House]Zlatomir FungCello recitalThe youngest winner in the history of the P. I. Tchaikovsky International Competition in Moscow 2020 is coming from New York to the Czech Republic for the first time.
31/5Tuesday, 5 pmOstrava, Sádrový ježek caféA Talk with the Protagonists of the Cantata DramaAdditional event of the FestivalWith the director and actors Jiří Lábus, Vilma Cibulková and Vilém Udatný about the timelessness and topicality of Lustig's theme.Admission free
31/5Tuesday, 7 pmOstrava, the Mír theaterCantataJohann Sebastian Bach and Arnošt Lustig The oboe, strings and a poem in free verse by writer Arnošt Lustig – a seemingly disparate combination of two works of art.
4/6 Saturday, 6 pmLudgeřovice, St Nicholas ChurchRomantic organ by Jaroslav TůmaOrgan concertTwo exceptional performers and the best organ of the Ostrava-Opava diocese offer a great program and a traditionally extraordinary experience.
5/6 Sunday, 5 pmOstrava, Landek ParkRobert Balzar TrioJazz eveningTradition and the present, standards, original work and contemporary sound of a classical jazz piano trio.
7/6 Tuesday, 5 pmGallery of Fine Arts in Ostrava, Print Art CollectionFrantišek PodešvaConfined by Happy Surrender
Additional event of the FestivalOpening of the artist’s exhibition, whose life and work are connected with the magical region around Soláň.Admission free
8/6 Wednesday, 5 pmOstrava, Sádrový ježek caféA Talk with Conductor Tomáš BraunerAdditional event of the FestivalAbout the sound and powerful energy of the symphony orchestra, which has captivated him since childhood. Admission free
9/6 Thursday 19:00Ostrava, Ostrava City Cultural Centre An Evening of Premieres of the FestivalSymphonic concertErvín Schulhoff – a German who felt like a Czech – is returning to his interwar post!
12/6 Sunday, 10 amOstrava, Vítkovice CastleSunday Matinée with BrunchThe two-time winner of the Thalia Award, Eva Dřízgová-Jirušová, will talk about her journey to the beauty of singing and opera.
12/6 Sunday, 4 pmHukvaldy Castle So Many Gates and How Many Towers?A tour of the castle
Additional event of the FestivalJoin us to see the largest castle ruins in Moravia, and to enjoy the view from the castle tower.
12/6 Sunday, 5 pmHukvaldy Castle – courtyardTribute to the Beauty of NatureChamber concertThe tribute to the beauty of nature and the Beskydy Mountains in particular. The extraordinary evening of the Festival combines music with fine and literary arts.
13/6 Monday, 7 pmOstrava, Ostrava City Cultural CentreBetween Smetana and LisztPiano recital by Marek Kozák The recipient of the prestigious Géza Andy Piano International Competition in Zurich 2021 will return to his native region.
14/6 Tuesday 19:00Ostrava, BrickHouseMiloš KaradaglićGuitar Recital Homage to SegoviaThe Classic BRIT Award-winner and the world’s best-known classical guitarist pays tribute to the Catalan pearl of Segovia.
15/6 Wednesday, 6 pmOstrava, Janáček Conservatory in OstravaGenerationConcert of the winning works of the 2021 and 2022 composition competition
Additional event of the FestivalThe latest compositions by young artists depicting the contemporary world and their personal experiences.
16/6Thursday 19:00Ostrava, Ostrava City Cultural CentreSlavic EveningSymphonic concertAfter the truly silent music of Ukrainian composer Valentin Silvestrov, we travel to the vast plains of eastern Poland in a symphonic poem by Polish composer Zygmunt Noskowski.
17/6 Friday, 7 pmOstrava, Evangelical Christ’s Church Choir ConcertFrom Gregorian chant to the presentA concert by an exceptional Slovak boys' choir, which toured the world from Taiwan to San Francisco.
18/6Saturday, 5 pmHukvaldy Castle – courtyardBeata Hlavenková and Oskar TörökThe crossover of the FestivalAn original chamber concert performed by singer, composer and pianist Beata Hlavenková with the phenomenal trumpet player Oskar Török.
18/6 Saturday, 8 pmHukvaldy Deer Park – amphitheatreDance Party in the Deer ParkThe soloists and ballet ensemble of the Moravian-Silesian National Theatre will present a selection of the best of the ballet repertoire.
Friday 17/6 – Sunday 19/6Hukvaldy, Birth House of Leoš JanáčekMaster Class with Ivan ŽenatýJanáček's Sonata for Violin and Other Violin Compositions by Czech Composers
Additional event of the FestivalViolinist Ivan Ženatý returns to the Festival to use his teaching experience from the USA and Germany in master classes.
19/6 Sunday, 3 pmOstrava, Sádrový ježek caféA Talk with Mezzo-soprano Arnheiður Eiríksdóttir and Conductor Marek PrášilAdditional event of the FestivalWhat is it like to stand on Czech and foreign stages? Anna Bangoura will ask.Admission free
19/6Sunday, 4 pmHukvaldy, Birth House of Leoš JanáčekJanáček's Sonata for Violinand Other Violin Compositions by Czech Composers
Additional event of the FestivalConcert performed by the participants of the Master Class with Ivan Ženatý
20/6 Monday, 7 pmPříbor, Piarist MonasteryJean Rondeau and Johann Sebastian BachHarpsichord recitalThe Goldberg Variations – an iconic composition of the High Baroque performed by a master of contemporary harpsichord interpretation.
21/6Tuesday 19:00Ostrava, Ostrava City Cultural CentreParis – Zagreb – OstravaSymphonic concertA beautiful and representative French program in an international version, where two strong personalities and great temperaments will meet on the stage.
22/6 Wednesday, 7 pmOpava, St. Wenceslas ChurchParis, Here we Come!Symphonic concertLet us experience the amazing atmosphere of inspiring Paris, as our Bohuslav Martinů knew it in the period between the wars.
24/6Friday, 3 pmHukvaldy Deer Park – near the amphitheatreLeoš’s Art and Music WorkshopsAdditional event of the FestivalCome and play with us for a while before Ondráš plays and sings for you. Introduce your children to the Leoš Janáček Festival.Free admission
24/6 Friday, 7 pmHukvaldy Deer Park – amphitheatrekRok za kRokem [Step by Step/Year by Year]Folklore eveningA story of love and reconciliation, from the first uncertain steps to the moment when the legs weaken.
25/6 Saturday, 7 pmHukvaldy Deer Part – amphitheatreThe Cunning Little VixenOperaSharp-Ears, the Vixen, Gold-Spur, the Fox, Forester and many other famous characters of the renown opera will come to life in the Hukvaldy Deer Park.
26/6 Sunday, 6 pmHukvaldy Deer Park – amphitheatreClosing ConcertThe grand dance finaleTribute not only to the natives – jubilants Ilya Hurník and Jožek Matěj, but also to Silesia, Lachia and life itself ...
1/7Friday, 5 pmHukvaldy, Church of St. MaximilianFestival Epilogue with a ToastCracow Golden Quintet Our Polish guests who will play the works of their compatriots in the Czech premiere will close this year's Festival.
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