Viva Musica - CLASSIC GOES MODERN

29.06. Kurucová, Šporcl, Bárta, Lapšanský -

29. 6. Kurucová, Šporcl, Bárta, Lapšanský

1. 7. Sinfonietta Bratislava

06.07. Solamente naturali - & Barokksolistene: One Music

6. 7. Solamente naturali
& Barokksolistene: One Music

8. 7. Cello Appassionato

15. 7. EnsembleSpectrum

16.07. Gidon Kremer - & Kremerata Baltica

16. 7. Gidon Kremer
& Kremerata Baltica

20.07. Spectrum Quartett, - Nogaband & Muzička vocal group

20. 7. Spectrum Quartett,
Nogaband & Muzička vocal group

23. 7. S. V. A. Trio:
Urban Fusions

28. 7. Peter Lipa
Symphony

29.07. Iva Bittová & Anil Eraslan: - What my father sang to me

29. 7. Iva Bittová & Anil Eraslan:
What my father sang to me

Added concert

30.07. Iva Bittová - & Anil Eraslan: What my father sang to me

30. 7. Iva Bittová
& Anil Eraslan: What my father sang to me

3. 8. Emily D’Angelo

5. 8. Aurum Quartet

10. 8. Simona Šaturová:
Nocturno

12. 8. Harvanová & Stoyanov

17.08. Radek Baborák & Orquestrina - Bernstein & Gershwin

17. 8. Radek Baborák & Orquestrina
Bernstein & Gershwin

News

Výnimočné ženy s výnimočnými hlasmi

Emily D'Angelo, Jana Kurucová, Simona Šaturová a Iva Bittová

Concluding concert with the excellent Radek Baborák

The finale of the 19th annual event will be in the hands of a world-renowned Czech musician, Radek Baborák. Phenomenal Iva Bittová returns to the festival with her new project What my father sang to me.

Concerts in City Gardens and Parks

A novelty of the 19th annual Viva Musica! festival is chamber concerts in city gardens and parks, subtitled Musical Gardens.

Peter Lipa celebrates a round 80 years

On this occasion we are preparing a birthday concert with accompaniment by the Viva Musica! orchestra conducted by Michaela Rózsa Růžičková, and with other guest musicians participating.

Unexpected connections and collaborations

Viva Musica! announces further concerts and artists of the 19th annual festival!

First Names of the 19th Annual Viva Musica! festival

Canadian mezzosoprano Emily D’Angelo, world-famed violinist Gidon Kremer with the Kremerata Baltica orchestra, and soprano Simona Šaturová with her Nocturne.