Classical Music

A special evening where we will christen the new album REMDIK at Kabinet records in the company of great bands.

A famous musical based on the novel by Victor Hugo. On February 13, 2009, one of the most famous musical titles written in the twentieth century premiered at the Music Stage of the Brno City Theatre. The story of the escaped galley slave Jean Valjean, which is based on Hugo's famous novel of the same name Les Misérables (1862), won the hearts of not only the Brno audience during more than 130 reruns, and Petr Gazdík won the prestigious Thalia Award for his portrayal of the lead role.

There are not many important and famous ballets of the classical and romantic era that our company does not have in its repertoire. The pinnacle of ballet romanticism, Giselle, is without exaggeration one of the cornerstones of the DNA of ballet literature. In 1841, the premiere of the new ballet Giselle took place in Paris and was such a huge success that within a decade it appeared on all the major stages of the ballet world of that time. The theme was provided by the German poet Heinrich Heine in his collection De l’Allemagne. The story of girls who died of betrayed love before their wedding and now cannot find peace in their graves was taken up by Théophile Gautier, a great theorist of romantic theatre and librettist Jules Henri Vernoy de Saint-Georges. The captivating, lovely and melodic music, filled with French charm, was created by A. CH. Adam. The first performer of the fragile Giselle was one of the greatest dancers of Romanticism, Carlotta Grisi, for whom this ballet was created by choreographers Jean Corrali and Jules Perrot. In the Czech lands, Giselle gained popularity among the audience only slowly. It only reached the Brno stage in the late 1960s, when it was first performed there by choreographer Miroslav Kůra (1968). The audience will certainly remember Jiří Blažek's 1983 grand prix production with the unforgettable ethereal ballerina Soňa Zejdová and later Jana Kosíková in the title role.

A famous musical based on the novel by Victor Hugo. On February 13, 2009, one of the most famous musical titles written in the twentieth century premiered at the Music Stage of the Brno City Theatre. The story of the escaped galley slave Jean Valjean, which is based on Hugo's famous novel of the same name Les Misérables (1862), won the hearts of not only the Brno audience during more than 130 reruns, and Petr Gazdík won the prestigious Thalia Award for his portrayal of the lead role.

“And is the fairy tale over?” But nowhere. It’s just beginning! Dear fans of Muzikály Naruby. after three years of performing throughout the Czech Republic and Slovakia, hopelessly sold-out concerts in Prague’s Lucerna and the O2 Universum concert hall, Muzikály Naruby have prepared a series of four special concerts for their audience in May 2026 with an exclusive repertoire that you won’t hear anywhere else. Come and sing the most beautiful melodies from the most beautiful fairy tales with us!

A famous musical based on the novel by Victor Hugo. On February 13, 2009, one of the most famous musical titles written in the twentieth century premiered at the Music Stage of the Brno City Theatre. The story of the escaped galley slave Jean Valjean, which is based on Hugo's famous novel of the same name Les Misérables (1862), won the hearts of not only the Brno audience during more than 130 reruns, and Petr Gazdík won the prestigious Thalia Award for his portrayal of the lead role.

There are not many important and famous ballets of the classical and romantic era that our company does not have in its repertoire. The pinnacle of ballet romanticism, Giselle, is without exaggeration one of the cornerstones of the DNA of ballet literature. In 1841, the premiere of the new ballet Giselle took place in Paris and was such a huge success that within a decade it appeared on all the major stages of the ballet world of that time. The theme was provided by the German poet Heinrich Heine in his collection De l’Allemagne. The story of girls who died of betrayed love before their wedding and now cannot find peace in their graves was taken up by Théophile Gautier, a great theorist of romantic theatre and librettist Jules Henri Vernoy de Saint-Georges. The captivating, lovely and melodic music, filled with French charm, was created by A. CH. Adam. The first performer of the fragile Giselle was one of the greatest dancers of Romanticism, Carlotta Grisi, for whom this ballet was created by choreographers Jean Corrali and Jules Perrot. In the Czech lands, Giselle gained popularity among the audience only slowly. It only reached the Brno stage in the late 1960s, when it was first performed there by choreographer Miroslav Kůra (1968). The audience will certainly remember Jiří Blažek's 1983 grand prix production with the unforgettable ethereal ballerina Soňa Zejdová and later Jana Kosíková in the title role.

Dirty Sound Magnet is a psychedelic rock power trio from Switzerland that has been taking the music world by storm since 2017. Having played over 500 shows across Europe, the UK and Mexico, they have established themselves as an unstoppable rock force. Their sound combines the energy of Led Zeppelin, the mystique of The Doors and modern influences like Tame Impala into a unique blend of psychedelic, progressive and bluesy rock.

Dirty Sound Magnet is a psychedelic rock power trio from Switzerland that has been taking the music world by storm since 2017. They have played over 500 shows across Europe, the UK and Mexico and have established themselves as an unstoppable rock force. Their sound combines the energy of Led Zeppelin, the mystique of The Doors and modern influences like Tame Impala into a unique blend of psychedelic, progressive and blues rock. The band consists of Stavros Dzodzos (guitar, vocals), Marco Mottolini (bass) and Maxime Cosandey (drums). They are best known for their hypnotic live performances with a shamanic stage presence and high instrumental virtuosity. Their current album Dreaming in Dystopia from 2023 follows on from their previous albums Western Lies (2017) and DSM-III (2022).

A famous musical based on the novel by Victor Hugo. On February 13, 2009, one of the most famous musical titles written in the twentieth century premiered at the Music Stage of the Brno City Theatre. The story of the escaped galley slave Jean Valjean, which is based on Hugo's famous novel of the same name Les Misérables (1862), won the hearts of not only the Brno audience during more than 130 reruns, and Petr Gazdík won the prestigious Thalia Award for his portrayal of the lead role.

A famous musical based on the novel by Victor Hugo. On February 13, 2009, one of the most famous musical titles written in the twentieth century premiered at the Music Stage of the Brno City Theatre. The story of the escaped galley slave Jean Valjean, which is based on Hugo's famous novel of the same name Les Misérables (1862), won the hearts of not only the Brno audience during more than 130 reruns, and Petr Gazdík won the prestigious Thalia Award for his portrayal of the lead role.

There are not many important and famous ballets of the classical and romantic era that our company does not have in its repertoire. The pinnacle of ballet romanticism, Giselle, is without exaggeration one of the cornerstones of the DNA of ballet literature. In 1841, the premiere of the new ballet Giselle took place in Paris and was such a huge success that within a decade it appeared on all the major stages of the ballet world of that time. The theme was provided by the German poet Heinrich Heine in his collection De l’Allemagne. The story of girls who died of betrayed love before their wedding and now cannot find peace in their graves was taken up by Théophile Gautier, a great theorist of romantic theatre and librettist Jules Henri Vernoy de Saint-Georges. The captivating, lovely and melodic music, filled with French charm, was created by A. CH. Adam. The first performer of the fragile Giselle was one of the greatest dancers of Romanticism, Carlotta Grisi, for whom this ballet was created by choreographers Jean Corrali and Jules Perrot. In the Czech lands, Giselle gained popularity among the audience only slowly. It only reached the Brno stage in the late 1960s, when it was first performed there by choreographer Miroslav Kůra (1968). The audience will certainly remember Jiří Blažek's 1983 grand prix production with the unforgettable ethereal ballerina Soňa Zejdová and later Jana Kosíková in the title role.

Take a look into the world of ballet with us! The ballet teaching team has prepared four workshop options for you, which offer participants a playful and experiential way to take a look into the world of ballet art. The workshop is adapted for kindergartens, elementary schools, high schools and grammar schools. Contact us and choose which type of workshop you are interested in. Workshop types: How to do ballet How to do ballet MOVEMENT How to do ballet ARTISTIC How to do ballet MUSICALLY

A famous musical based on the novel by Victor Hugo. On February 13, 2009, one of the most famous musical titles written in the twentieth century premiered at the Music Stage of the Brno City Theatre. The story of the escaped galley slave Jean Valjean, which is based on Hugo's famous novel of the same name Les Misérables (1862), won the hearts of not only the Brno audience during more than 130 reruns, and Petr Gazdík won the prestigious Thalia Award for his portrayal of the lead role.

When you say that someone mixes influences from jazz, funk, blues, rock and soul into one unique shape, it actually sounds quite vague and could be said about almost anything. However, this characteristic is actually true of very few people. And it is missing one very important word: groove.

Take a Step Behind the Curtain with us. A program designed for all curious people, young and old, who want to learn something new from the world of opera theater. 70 minutes of interactive, adventurous and, above all, fun journey into the heart of opera productions with soloists, choir and orchestra of Janáček's opera NdB. The educational program is suitable for secondary schools. A Step Behind the Curtain is an ideal program connecting music education with Czech or aesthetics.

A famous musical based on the novel by Victor Hugo. On February 13, 2009, one of the most famous musical titles written in the twentieth century premiered at the Music Stage of the Brno City Theatre. The story of the escaped galley slave Jean Valjean, which is based on Hugo's famous novel of the same name Les Misérables (1862), won the hearts of not only the Brno audience during more than 130 reruns, and Petr Gazdík won the prestigious Thalia Award for his portrayal of the lead role.

Experience an exceptional evening dedicated to one of the greatest musical icons of our time! Get ready for a thrilling show performed by the world-renowned Adele tribute band Hometown Glory, which will captivate you with its authenticity and musical perfection! ‘Adele Tribute Hometown Glory’ is the perfect tribute to the world-famous and beloved soul singer Adele. During the thrilling hour and a half concert, you will hear the most famous hits of this sixteen-time Grammy winner, Golden Globe and Oscar winner for the iconic title song to the Bond film “Skyfall”. This show will transport you to a world of unforgettable melodies and emotions!

Leto and Monika return at a time when music is often expected to be an escape, not truth. However, the new album Cítiť to všetko naraz remains exactly where it is most difficult to be today. In doubts, in relationships, in emotions that cannot be divided into good and bad.

Čáry života is a project by musician and producer Jan Boroš (Fiordmoss, Tichonov, Wotienke), who drew attention to himself in 2018 with his debut album Stínítko. “Slow and Sad Songs about Love” earned critical acclaim at the time with the Apollo Award and two nominations for the Vinyla music award.

Tadeus Racety is a promising musician and producer who mixes the sound of the late 1990s and early 2000s with modern lo-fi aesthetics in his work. His compositions are based on personal themes, sincere lyrics and pleasant, melancholic melodies.

MAURICE RAVEL Ma Mère l’Oye (My Mother Goose), suite from the ballet TOSHIO HOSOKAWA Lotus under the Moonlight (Lotus under the Moonlight), homage à Mozart for piano and orchestra, Czech premiere ROBERT SCHUMANN Symphony No. 1 in B flat major, Op. 38 “Spring” Momo Kodama piano Brno Philharmonic conductor Ryusuke Numajiri

Taskent is a synergy of authors from two generations, a synergy of electronic music, singing, rap, two trombones and a live rhythm section. The Taskent band will be releasing their third album, This is just the beginning, here. Leeb0rn's work is characterized by musical twists and experimental tastes, which they combine with dreamy melodies. With their current album Hauau, they have brought a greater genre diversity to their music - they range from shoegaze and gothic rock to lo-fi pop.

MAURICE RAVEL Ma Mère l’Oye (My Mother Goose), suite from the ballet TOSHIO HOSOKAWA Lotus under the Moonlight (Lotus under the Moonlight), homage à Mozart for piano and orchestra, Czech premiere ROBERT SCHUMANN Symphony No. 1 in B flat major, Op. 38 “Spring” Momo Kodama piano Brno Philharmonic conductor Ryusuke Numajiri

Tempus plays world music inspired by the Middle Ages, combining historical instruments with modern arrangements and a distinctive melody. This year, the band celebrates its 19th anniversary and will perform a special acoustic concert with songs that have not appeared on stage for a long time. The guest of the evening will be Lichočar - a Brno band that moves between medieval and tribal music, pagan folk, folklore and world music, with a distinctive, slightly witchy atmosphere.

Rock friends, this will be an evening you don't want to miss! The band MYLIONS invites you to a special birthday concert, where we will celebrate the 70th birthday of our bandleader, Mirek Horňák (ex Titanic, ex Kern) - a legend of the Czech rock scene! You can expect a good rock ride and great guests: - Loretta group - Petr Bartoněk (Helmutova sříkačka) - Slávek Fric (ex Krabat, Titanic, Kern) - Daria Hrubá will guide you through the evening

That they sit nicely on chairs at concerts? That they are not allowed to laugh and sing at them? That classical music is not for small children? But no way! This does not apply to our chamber family afternoons, intended for children aged 3–8 and their parents who have not yet forgotten how to play! Play together with the philharmonic orchestra, ask questions during the concert, sing, dance. Everything is allowed. Without barriers and inhibitions, with music among us. Petr Hojač trumpet Miloš Kovařík French horn Jakub Pavluš trombone Metoděj Dvořák tuba moderated by Kristýna Drášilová and Magdalena Dostálová

The lives of the heroes you already know intimately - Tom, Stanley, Mickey, Bára, Michal, Eva, Kájina, Šoumen and Čusbus - will be affected by unforeseen events that will mix the destinies of all the inhabitants of Bičovice.

Workshop for children – 60 min in the foyer of the Janáček Theatre. Only with a ticket to the performance My Homeland.

That they sit nicely on chairs at concerts? That they are not allowed to laugh and sing at them? That classical music is not for small children? But no way! This does not apply to our chamber family afternoons, intended for children aged 3–8 and their parents who have not yet forgotten how to play! Play together with the philharmonic orchestra, ask questions during the concert, sing, dance. Everything is allowed. Without barriers and inhibitions, with music among us. Petr Hojač trumpet Miloš Kovařík French horn Jakub Pavluš trombone Metoděj Dvořák tuba moderated by Kristýna Drášilová and Magdalena Dostálová

Czech Philharmonic, DEKKADANCERS, Forman Brothers Theatre. Suitable for children from 6 years old. Before the performance, it is possible to visit a workshop for children in the theatre foyer.

The lives of the heroes you already know intimately - Tom, Stanley, Mickey, Bára, Michal, Eva, Kájina, Šoumen and Čusbus - will be affected by unforeseen events that will mix the destinies of all the inhabitants of Bičovice.

Vicious Rumors (USA, power metal): The legendary godfather of Bay Area metal, Geoff Thorpe, is coming with his entourage to unleash electronic hell at the Kabinet Muz! Czech melodic hurricane EAGLEHEART Slovak prog-metal inventors CASTAWAY

The Dave Weckl / Tom Kennedy project brings to Groove Brno a meeting of two icons of world jazz in a lineup that has no weak spots. Dave Weckl. One of the greatest drumming personalities in modern history. The musician who defined the form of jazz fusion in recent decades, collaborated with Chick Corea and whose name is synonymous with precision, dynamics and groove for drummers all over the world. Tom Kennedy belongs to the absolute top of the world bass guitar — technically sovereign, rhythmically uncompromising, musically courageous. Together with keyboardist Stu Mindeman and saxophonist Ryan Devlin, they create an all-star fusion lineup built on intense improvisation, fierce rhythm and interplay that is created right in front of the audience.

Workshop for children – My Homeland in the foyer of the Janáček Theatre. Only with a ticket to the performance My Homeland. Suitable for children from 6 years old.

The lives of the heroes you already know intimately - Tom, Stanley, Mickey, Bára, Michal, Eva, Kájina, Šoumen and Čusbus - will be affected by unforeseen events that will mix the destinies of all the inhabitants of Bičovice.

Dance performance by the Forman Brothers Theatre in the Komárov Big Top.

The personality and work of Franz Kafka have inspired and provoked the expression of creators of many artistic genres, literary scholars and experts, as well as the general reading public, not only in the period of increased interest around the centenary of the writer's death. His work has gained immense popularity and recognition, and his stories, full of absurdity and existential questions, have influenced modern literature and film. Kafka is today considered one of the most important writers of the 20th century, and his work and life remain a source of inspiration and exploration for generations of readers, literary critics and artists across genres.

Malý Cynik and Filip Jánošík play Karla Kryla, Fvck Kvlt, Milan Lasica and their protest songs. We long for love, freedom, justice and peace. Our desires were not fulfilled in the past and they are not fulfilled today. Are committed artists of the last 50 years singing about the same thing? Does their work reflect today's world?

Dance performance by the Forman Brothers Theatre in the Komárov Big Top.

Director David Radok and his Rusalka as a fateful drama about unfulfilled desires and human failure, about the contradictory conflict between love and erotic desire, a drama about the sinful human soul. Since its creation, Dvořák's Rusalka has been one of the most beloved and performed Czech operas, not only thanks to its beautiful and unique music, but also to Jaroslav Kvapil's poetic and timeless libretto, which conceals endless symbolism. The theme seems to be made for David Radok and a multi-layered production full of strong emotions.

The Brno Philharmonic Orchestra Academy is a project that allows young talented musicians – students or recent graduates of music schools accepted on the basis of a selection procedure – to gain orchestral experience in a professional ensemble. In this way, the Philharmonic educates new generations of players who may one day join its ranks. The OAFB has been operating for six seasons and its fruits are already evident: some of its graduates are already members of our orchestra, others regularly return to help out. The importance and value of this experience for the artistic growth of young musicians and for the future of the orchestra is therefore unquestionable.

The concert is part of the #vodojemyart project, co-organizer of the concert is TIC Brno. If you are looking for the definition of a modern musical chameleon, Tom Skinner is the perfect example. The London drummer, producer and composer can tame wild jazz improvisations one day and set the rhythm for the greatest icons of contemporary rock the next.

At the beginning was a short novella by the French writer Prosper Merimée about Don José, who deserted the army due to a foolish passion for a wild gypsy woman, became a smuggler and a murderer. Carmen, directed by Tomáš Pilar, returns to the original story and reveals additional layers of individual characters - the characters here are mainly people who came from completely different backgrounds. It is not just about Carmen's fleeting and unbridled love, which the jealous José cannot cope with. It is a clash of two worlds - the orderly, neat world of José and Micaëla, bound by predetermined rules, and the world of gypsies and smugglers living from day to day, without laws and controlled by momentary impulses. Their worlds suddenly intersect, but this difference causes tension and a clash that leads to the complete destruction of both of them. Neither of them is able to prevent it, because neither is willing or able to back down.