Previous concerts
8th October 2024 19:00
IMF Talichův Beroun (Czechia)
Jan Mráček (Violin), Lukáš Klánský (Piano)
About9th November 2024 19:00
St. Wenceslas Music Festival (Czechia)
Prague Philharmonia, Jakub Klecker (conductor), Jan Mráček (violin) Programme: Dvořák / Martinů
Buy ticket15th November 2024 19:00
the Janáček Festival Brno (Czechia)
Leoš Janáček – Violin Concerto “The Wandering of a Little Soul” Miloslav Ištvan – Incantations of the Time for two narrators and orchestra Bohuslav Martinů: Bouquet of Flowers. Cycle of pieces on folk texts for mixed (children’s) choir, solos and small orchestra, H. 260
Buy ticket22nd November 2024 19:00
KVIFF Variations (Czechia)
A Czech Philharmonic program prepared exclusively for its resi-dence at Carnegie Hall in New York. This will be the philharmonic’s only Czech performance of Janáček’s Glagolitic Mass and Dvořák’s Violin Concerto in A minor, Semyon Bychkov conducting.
Buy ticket15th February 2025 19:45
Budapest Festival Orchestra
A Czech conductor Jakub Hrusa, three Czech composers ( Janáček, Suk, Martinů) and a Czech violinist: in short, a Czech concert.
More about the concertThey wrote about me
"I have long admired the musicianship of Jan Mráček, particularly his mastery of the violin, and my appreciation for his artistry only deepens with time. It is always a pleasure to hear him perform, whether as an inspired concertmaster or a natural leader in chamber music. However, his true and unrivaled domain undoubtedly lies in his virtuosic solo playing. In this realm, Jan Mráček has never once disappointed me. I sincerely hope to have the opportunity to encounter him more frequently as a soloist in the future."
Jakub Hrůša, conductor
“With an accuracy of intonation and technical accomplishment that puts the listener in mind of people like Joshua Bell and Itzhak Perlman, Jan Mráček is probably capable of playing just about anything in the repertoire.”
Palm Beach Arts Paper
“This is an impressive talent.”
St. Louis Post Dispatch
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