Václav Dlask

Václav Dlask is a conductor and singer.

He is a graduate of the Severáček children's choir, where he gained his first experience working with the choir. As part of his work in Severáček, he was greatly benefited by performing in the opera The Magic Flute, where he played the role of a child genius. Since 2013, he has been studying at the Prague Conservatory - majoring in conducting (Prof. M. Němcová, Prof. H. Farkač) and majoring in classical singing (Prof. J. Kubík). In 2015, he became a finalist at the international choral competition in Paris, where he won the audience prize and the choir prize. In the same year, he took 3rd place at the international choir competition in Banská Bystrica.

He collaborates with several leading Czech choirs (Choir of the National Theater and Choir of the State Opera in Prague, Kühn's Mixed Choir) and orchestras (Buma's Chamber orchestra, Moravian-Silesian Sinfonietta, SOP8). As a conductor, he also participated in several projects such as Light of Understanding or Opera Zaide – a cycle of concert performances, which he himself initiated. Since October 2017, he has continued studying conducting at the Music Academy of Performing Arts in Prague. Since 2020, he has been the artistic director and conductor of the newly founded NeoKlasik Orchestra (NKO).