Czech Dreams 2024
5th edition of project dedicated to presentation of Czech music
Under the patronage of Magdalena Kožená and Sir Simon Rattle
News
Czech Dreams visited Poznań, one of the most beautiful Polish cities, famous for its magnificent Renaissance town hall, colourful Baroque houses on the Market Square and St. Martin's rolls "rogale świętomarcińskie", which even boast a UNESCO protected designation. Czech Dreams, however, head to the local library! more
What do Brno and Norrköping have in common? There's more than you might think! Thanks to the developed textile industry, both cities have had the same flattering nickname in the past: Brno used to be the Manchester of Moravia, Norrköping was the Manchester of Sweden. Today, both cities are members of the prestigious UNESCO Creative Cities Network in the field of music. With a concert by Brno musicians Ondřej Zámečník and Michal Cálik, Czech Dreams will join the 38th Norrköping Cultural Night, which starts today. more
From September 17 to 22, we are not just celebrating Czech music—we are coming to Lviv to spark new collaborations, deepen our bonds, and show our unwavering support for the Ukrainian people. Through the universal language of art and music, let's dream together! more
Czech Dreams is happy to be presented in an unique piano amphitheatre created by the Pianodrome team and now being presented in its English premiere at Leeds City Museum. Read more about the extraordinary Pianodrome concept and about the concert of phenomenal Duo Ardašev. more
Yesterday we enjoyed Czech Dreams in the amazing "Belgian Versailles," at the Château de Beloeil. The performance of the Epoque Quartet enchanted all the listeners in the beautiful chateau chapel. The atmosphere of the evening was enhanced by the warm hospitality of the de Ligne family - merci beaucoup! more
The first Czech Dreams concert in September will take place in a fairytale castle. Next week, on Thursday 5 September, the excellent Epoque Quartet will perform at the beautiful Château de Beloeil in Belgium, offering music by Czech composers of four centuries. more