Events
Concerts and events featuring the music of Miloslav Kabeláč can be found here:
Upcoming Events
June 12, 2025
Concert
«Jiří Rožeň and young soloists from the ZHdK»
Stadthaus Winterthur, Switzerland
including Miloslav Kabeláč: Symphony No. 4 in A major, op. 36 ‘Camerata’
Musikkollegium Winterthur
Jiří Rožeň, conductor
October 26, 2025
Concert
«Male Choir ffortissibros: Do not yield! & Jewish Prayer»
Gewandhaus zu Leipzig
including: Miloslav Kabeláč:
Jewish Prayer ("Kaddish") Op.59, N72 - Six Male Choruses to the Words of Jiří Wolker Op.10, N10 - Don’t Retreat! Op.7, N7
Junge Kammerphilharmonie Sachsen
Mail choir ffortissibros
Conductor: Benedikt Kantert
October 28, 2025
19:30
– 21:30
Concert
«MUSICA ORBIS 2025: JUNGE KAMMERPHILHARMONIE SACHSEN»
Church of St. Simon and Jude, Dušní, Prague
including: Miloslav Kabeláč:
Jewish Prayer ("Kaddish") Op.59, N72 - Six Male Choruses to the Words of Jiří Wolker Op.10, N10 - Don’t Retreat! Op.7, N7
Junge Kammerphilharmonie Sachsen
Mail choir ffortissibros
Conductor: Benedikt Kantert
June 7, 2026
11:00
Concert
«Jakub Hrůša conducts the 3rd Symphony»
Berlin Philharmonie
At the invitation of the Berlin Philharmonic:
Organ Matinee featuring Miloslav Kabeláč: Symphony No. 3 in F for Organ, Brass, and Timpani
With the brass section of the Berlin Philharmonic and Richard Gowers, organ
Past Events
April 26, 2025
19:30
Concert
«Jan Bartoš plays Kabeláč»
Farley’s House of Pianos in Madison, WI.
among others, Miloslav Kabeláč:
Eight Preludes, Op.30, N40 (1954-1956)
April 6, 2025
15:00
Concert
«STREAMS by Alvin Ailey»
Citigroup Theater, New York, USA
Streams is an abstract exploration of bodies in space, danced to a percussion score by Miloslav Kabelac. Alvin Ailey’s highly structured yet fluid compilation of solos, duets, and group choreography reflects the formal, meditative mood of Kabelac’s music. While there is no narrative, the movement and music arouse distinct thoughts and feelings, evoking images and sensations inspired by bodies of water—from a gentle brook to a turbulent ocean—that correlate to the changing tides within us. Walter Terry of The Saturday Review described Streams as "a stunning group work built chiefly on diagonal lines and evoking the title in abstract form through varying speeds, eddyings, flowings, racings, and floatings, all related to moods of jubilance, sadness, acceptance, and glee," while The New York Times wrote, “It exposes its dancers and their technique in ways I find often heroic and beautiful.”
April 6, 2025
19:30
Concert
«STREAMS by Alvin Ailey»
Citigroup Theater, New York, USA
Streams is an abstract exploration of bodies in space, danced to a percussion score by Miloslav Kabelac. Alvin Ailey’s highly structured yet fluid compilation of solos, duets, and group choreography reflects the formal, meditative mood of Kabelac’s music. While there is no narrative, the movement and music arouse distinct thoughts and feelings, evoking images and sensations inspired by bodies of water—from a gentle brook to a turbulent ocean—that correlate to the changing tides within us. Walter Terry of The Saturday Review described Streams as "a stunning group work built chiefly on diagonal lines and evoking the title in abstract form through varying speeds, eddyings, flowings, racings, and floatings, all related to moods of jubilance, sadness, acceptance, and glee," while The New York Times wrote, “It exposes its dancers and their technique in ways I find often heroic and beautiful.”
April 4, 2025
19:30
Concert
«STREAMS by Alvin Ailey»
Citigroup Theater, New York, USA
Streams is an abstract exploration of bodies in space, danced to a percussion score by Miloslav Kabelac. Alvin Ailey’s highly structured yet fluid compilation of solos, duets, and group choreography reflects the formal, meditative mood of Kabelac’s music. While there is no narrative, the movement and music arouse distinct thoughts and feelings, evoking images and sensations inspired by bodies of water—from a gentle brook to a turbulent ocean—that correlate to the changing tides within us. Walter Terry of The Saturday Review described Streams as "a stunning group work built chiefly on diagonal lines and evoking the title in abstract form through varying speeds, eddyings, flowings, racings, and floatings, all related to moods of jubilance, sadness, acceptance, and glee," while The New York Times wrote, “It exposes its dancers and their technique in ways I find often heroic and beautiful.”
April 3, 2025
20:00
– 21:30
Concert
«Sonata for Cello and Piano, Op. 9»
Piano Salon Christophori, Berlin
Simone Drescher, cello
Amadeus Wiesensee, piano
March 29, 2025
19:30
Concert
«STREAMS by Alvin Ailey»
Citigroup Theater, New York, USA
Streams is an abstract exploration of bodies in space, danced to a percussion score by Miloslav Kabelac. Alvin Ailey’s highly structured yet fluid compilation of solos, duets, and group choreography reflects the formal, meditative mood of Kabelac’s music. While there is no narrative, the movement and music arouse distinct thoughts and feelings, evoking images and sensations inspired by bodies of water—from a gentle brook to a turbulent ocean—that correlate to the changing tides within us. Walter Terry of The Saturday Review described Streams as "a stunning group work built chiefly on diagonal lines and evoking the title in abstract form through varying speeds, eddyings, flowings, racings, and floatings, all related to moods of jubilance, sadness, acceptance, and glee," while The New York Times wrote, “It exposes its dancers and their technique in ways I find often heroic and beautiful.”
March 29, 2025
14:00
Concert
«STREAMS by Alvin Ailey»
Citigroup Theater, New York, USA
Streams is an abstract exploration of bodies in space, danced to a percussion score by Miloslav Kabelac. Alvin Ailey’s highly structured yet fluid compilation of solos, duets, and group choreography reflects the formal, meditative mood of Kabelac’s music. While there is no narrative, the movement and music arouse distinct thoughts and feelings, evoking images and sensations inspired by bodies of water—from a gentle brook to a turbulent ocean—that correlate to the changing tides within us. Walter Terry of The Saturday Review described Streams as "a stunning group work built chiefly on diagonal lines and evoking the title in abstract form through varying speeds, eddyings, flowings, racings, and floatings, all related to moods of jubilance, sadness, acceptance, and glee," while The New York Times wrote, “It exposes its dancers and their technique in ways I find often heroic and beautiful.”
March 28, 2025
19:30
Concert
«STREAMS by Alvin Ailey»
Citigroup Theater, New York, USA
Streams is an abstract exploration of bodies in space, danced to a percussion score by Miloslav Kabelac. Alvin Ailey’s highly structured yet fluid compilation of solos, duets, and group choreography reflects the formal, meditative mood of Kabelac’s music. While there is no narrative, the movement and music arouse distinct thoughts and feelings, evoking images and sensations inspired by bodies of water—from a gentle brook to a turbulent ocean—that correlate to the changing tides within us. Walter Terry of The Saturday Review described Streams as "a stunning group work built chiefly on diagonal lines and evoking the title in abstract form through varying speeds, eddyings, flowings, racings, and floatings, all related to moods of jubilance, sadness, acceptance, and glee," while The New York Times wrote, “It exposes its dancers and their technique in ways I find often heroic and beautiful.”
March 26, 2025
19:30
Concert
«STREAMS by Alvin Ailey»
Citigroup Theater, New York, USA
Streams is an abstract exploration of bodies in space, danced to a percussion score by Miloslav Kabelac. Alvin Ailey’s highly structured yet fluid compilation of solos, duets, and group choreography reflects the formal, meditative mood of Kabelac’s music. While there is no narrative, the movement and music arouse distinct thoughts and feelings, evoking images and sensations inspired by bodies of water—from a gentle brook to a turbulent ocean—that correlate to the changing tides within us. Walter Terry of The Saturday Review described Streams as "a stunning group work built chiefly on diagonal lines and evoking the title in abstract form through varying speeds, eddyings, flowings, racings, and floatings, all related to moods of jubilance, sadness, acceptance, and glee," while The New York Times wrote, “It exposes its dancers and their technique in ways I find often heroic and beautiful.”
March 6, 2025
20:00
– 21:15
Concert
«Ballad for Violin and Piano»
Piano Salon Christophori, Berlin
Markéta Janoušková Violin
Robert Kolínský Piano
January 24, 2025
20:00
– 00:00
Radio show
«Complete recording of the chamber music works»
Complete Chamber Music Recording
(Capriccio, 2024)
Historical Recordings
January 22, 2025
20:03
Radio show
«ffortissibros: "Everyone has a heart somewhere."»
Lukas Church, Dresden
Including: Miloslav Kabeláč: Six Men's Choruses Op. 10
Recording from 21.09.2024
ffortissibros
Conductor: Benedikt Kantert
January 8, 2025
00:05
– 01:00
Radio show
«Choral music»
Choral Music
Miloslav Kabeláč
Works for Children's Choir
Children's Choir of the German Opera Berlin
Conductor: Christian Lindhorst
Irina Loskova, Piano
Production by Deutschlandfunk Kultur 2024
December 8, 2024
19:30
Concert
«Malostranské komorní slavnosti»
Valdštejn Palace
Markéta Janoušková - Violin
Robert Kolínský - Piano
Among others, Miloslav Kabeláč: Ballata for Violin and Piano, Op. 27, N34
November 20, 2024
20:00
Concert
«Jan Mach & Fellows»
Žižkov Atrium, Prague
Including: Brass Sextet by Miloslav Kabeláč
November 15, 2024
20:00
Concert
«Jan Mach & Fellows»
Kleinniedesheim Castle
Including: Brass Sextet by Miloslav Kabeláč
November 10, 2024
18:00
Concert
«Martinů Festival Festtage: ALBRECHT MAYER/OBOE & FRIENDS»
Including: Miloslav Kabeláč: Sonatina for Oboe and Piano Op. 24, N31
October 20, 2024
20:00
Concert
«Jan Mach & Fellows»
Žižkov Atrium, Prague
Including: Brass Sextet by Miloslav Kabeláč
September 27, 2024
14:30
Concert
«Unerhört: Kabeláč und Kücken»
Hannover Congress Centrum | Blauer Saal, Hannover
Workshop bei der Chormesse Chor.com - Reading session mit dem Männerchor ffortissibros und Elisabeth Hahn
September 26, 2024
22:00
Concert
«What is everything? Works from Tallis to Mine.»
Chor.com Hannover, Galerie Herrenhausen
Men's Choir ffortissibros
Including: Miloslav Kabeláč (1908-1979): Hoj, Rekonválscent (No. 1 and No. 5 from: 6 Men's Choruses)
Conductor: Benedikt Kantert
September 23, 2024
19:30
Concert
«"Everyone has a heart somewhere" – Prague»
Church of Our Lady of the Snows
The men's choir ffortissibros sings, among others, the Six Men's Choruses to texts by Jiří Wolker Op. 10
Conductor: Benedikt Kantert
September 21, 2024
20:00
Concert
«"Everyone has a heart somewhere" – Dresden»
Lukaskirche, Dresden
Men's Choir ffortissibros
Conductor: Benedikt Kantert
Including the Six Men's Choruses Op. 10
September 21, 2024
Presentation
«Recording of the male choir ffortissibros»
Lukaskirche, Dresden
21.09.-22.09. - Recording session of the Six Male Choirs op. 10
Conductor: Benedikt Kantert
September 9, 2024
21:05
Radio show
«Musikjournal»
Deutschlandfunk kultur
The Voice of Freedom
Czech Composers in the Dictatorships of the 20th Century
Miloslav Kabelác (1908-1979)
Sonata for Cello and Piano, op. 9
Simone Drescher, Cello
Robert Kolinsky, Piano
From recordings of the discussion concerts 'musica reanimata' on June 15 and 16, 2024, at the Berlin State Library Unter den Linden
June 16, 2024
11:00
– 13:00
Concert
«Musical Resistance Against the Protectorate: Concert Series by Musica reanimata.»
Wilhelm-von-Humboldt-Hall of the Berlin State Library (Unter den Linden 8)
The Voice of Freedom
Czech Composers in the Dictatorships of the 20th Century
Miloslav Kabelác (1908-1979)
Sonata for Cello and Piano, op. 9
Simone Drescher, Cello
Robert Kolinsky, Piano
From recordings of the discussion concerts 'musica reanimata' on June 15 and 16, 2024, at the Berlin State Library Unter den Linden