Salon Celetná: Jan Novák & Marek Kozák

In the reconstructed Salon Celetná will be heard by chamber music performed by prominent personalities of the young generation of the Czech music scene - violinist Jan Novák and pianist Marek Kozák. Jiří Fišer. Despite his youth, he has a brilliant technique and a gift to empathize with music and pass it through the violin to listeners. His greatest artistic success so far is the title Laureate of the International Music Competition of the Prague Spring, where he won in demanding competition 2. It is valued for infallible technique, a sense of gradation and proportions, a rich palette of registers, huge musicality and inner humility to notch. He holds a number of prizes from prestigious international piano competitions, including Busoni's competition in Bolzan, the European Piano Competition in Bremen, the Zurich competition Gézy Andy. His latest success is this year's 2 place in Bach's competition in Leipzig. For Supraphon he made an album called forgotten Czech piano concerts , which is very positively rated at home and abroad. Grave

eugène ysaÿ (1858–1931): Sonata No. 4 - Allemanda

(1833–1897): Sonata for violin and piano No. 2 and major, Op. 100

Antonín Dvořák (1841–1904): Sonatina for violin and piano G major, op. 100, B. 183

Bedřich Smetana (1824–1884): from homeland. Two duos for violin and piano