Dvořák Prague at Bořislavka 2026

The series serves as a vibrant platform for young performers and symbolises the festival’s openness to new ways of engaging with music – with a strong emphasis on quality, yet without unnecessary conventions.

Supporting talent and professional growth is a natural responsibility of everyone committed to the development of culture. However, striving for high-quality education alone is not enough – it is equally important to create opportunities for public performance, which is an inseparable part of a performing artist’s life. Encounters with audiences, confrontation with real practice, and the experience of live concerts are essential for the true maturation of an artist’s personality. Whether a young talent transforms these opportunities into a path towards creating lasting values ultimately depends on the individual. When investment in their development goes beyond financial support to include moral commitment – trust, encouragement, and open opportunities – they also assume full responsibility for this investment and for fulfilling their potential in a meaningful way.

PROGRAM: 

7/9 6:00 p.m. PĚRUŠKA FAMILY & KRISTINA VOCETKOVÁ

They say a craft is passed down from one generation to the next. Why should music be any different?

10/9 6:00 p.m. VÁCLAV HUDEČEK ACADEMY LAUREATES

Early in his career, Václav Hudeček met musicians who opened the doors to the world’s great stages. Now he is doing the same for the next generation of artists.

15/9 6:00 p.m. CONCERT OF CHAMBER MUSIC MASTERCLASSES OF THE VIENNA PHILHARMONIC

Responsibility is the 2026 theme of the Karel Komárek Family Foundation, and that is precisely what the Foundation has taken on for the continued artistic growth of exceptional Czech piano talents.