35th Festival Krumlov

The fairy-tale world of the legend of A Thousand and One Nights comes to life with Ravel and Rimsky-Korsakov. Oriental rhythms, acrobatic creations, stage dance, and the velvety voice of Fatma Said narrating the story of Scheherazade.

A musical fresco between Mussorgsky’s fantasy and Rachmaninoff’s emotional depth. Lukáš Vondráček, the most prominent pianist of today, and the PRSO conducted by Tomáš Brauner in a dialogue between piano and orchestra at the peak of romantic expressiveness.

Violinist Boha Moon’s first Festival Krumlov concert features Brahms’ concerto and the premiere of compositions by a Czech composer. Pianist and composer Tomáš Kačo will take on the solo part in the premiere of his work The Labyrinth of the World and the Paradise of the Heart, written for the Prague Philharmonia orchestra.

An American opera intertwined with jazz, blues, and gospel rhythms in a concert version. Porgy and Bess will bring an intense musical and dramatic experience to the open air, performed by leading international soloists.

The music of the world-famous computer game Kingdom Come II Deliverance will be presented to listeners in an open-air concert with a spectacular projection in the Brewery Garden. Conducted by the composer himself, Jan Valta.

Gluck’s opera Le Cinesi, performed by the world-renowned Collegium 1704, will transform the world’s best-preserved Baroque theater into a place where musical brilliance meets period interpretation.

Gluck’s opera Le Cinesi, performed by the world-renowned Collegium 1704, will transform the world’s best-preserved Baroque theater into a place where musical brilliance meets period interpretation.

Gluck’s opera Le Cinesi, performed by the world-renowned Collegium 1704, will transform the world’s best-preserved Baroque theater into a place where musical brilliance meets period interpretation.

The opera gala evening in the Brewery Garden brings a Puccini-Verdi opera feast. Audiences will hear the grand finale of the festival in a stellar international lineup: Danielle de Niese, Pavel Černoch, Ester Pavlů, and Tomáš Netopil.