This isn’t about being liked. It’s about playing something that matters, says Miroslav Beinhauer

Born in Ostrava, pianist Miroslav Beinhauer (1993) is becoming an increasingly sought-after

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Czech Television Shooting Biopic of Composer Bohuslav Martinů Elīna Garanča and Czech conductor Jan Bubák in Vienna State Opera, exclusive interview Pianist Eugen Indjic: Prague has been my most faithful city for over fifty yearsCulture This isn’t about being liked. It’s about playing something that matters, says Miroslav Beinhauer The 57th Annual Golden Prague Award for Films Dedicated to Music and Dance “Hello, you have reached Central78”: A Unique Happening Deals With The Loneliness of Closed TheatersMust Read A Solemn Happening Commemorating Canceled Performances Across the Czech Republic Jaroslav Vodňanský a conductor with an exceptionally long career has died at the age of 89 Ukrainian parliament votes to ban Russian music Dvořák’s music resonates deeply within me – its lyrical warmth and folkloric roots feel like home, says Chinese cellist Yibai ChenCelebrity A Look at the Life and Work of Opera Legend, Luciano Pavarotti. This isn’t about being liked. It’s about playing something that matters, says Miroslav Beinhauer Violinist Josef Špaček: Concert Master, Soloist, Dramaturge, Pedagogue and FatherFashion Interviews Plus: Anja Silja – the Most Modern Wagner Voice One of the Most Unique Venues for Live Opera and Ballet Caught in the Crossfire of Two Cities Sergio Méndez Romero: Message comes first, aesthetics will followLatest Videos A Solemn Happening Commemorating Canceled Performances Across the Czech Republic Will Soňa Červená’s Fund Support Young Artists as Eclectic as the Singer Herself? Prague National Theatre mourns the death of legendary Lenka ŠmídováLatest Stories “I see myself as just an interpreter; the true artist is the composer,” says Mahan Esfahani Plácido Domingo Proves in Prague That Age Is Just a Number I’m closing the circle – as an American, I’ll be presenting Korngold in his native Moravia, says Joshua Brown Maria Baranova: The dialogue between you, your partner and the public is most important Evgeny Kissin exclusive interview: “I’ve had a plan through 2050” Dvořák’s music resonates deeply within me – its lyrical warmth and folkloric roots feel like home, says Chinese cellist Yibai Chen “At twenty, conducting the finest orchestras is like trading driving lessons for a brand-new Lamborghini.” Daniele Gatti makes his way to Dvořák’s Prague. Folklore in Music. Prague Philharmonia Opens a New Chamber SeasonFollow US

The 57th Annual Golden Prague Award for Films Dedicated to Music and Dance

The Golden Prague International Television Festival took place from September 23rd to

“Hello, you have reached Central78”: A Unique Happening Deals With The Loneliness of Closed Theaters

“Hello, you have reached Central78 – a special, telephonic happening by Cirk