Miroslav Sekera live in Prague

Experience Miroslav Sekera live on November 28th

Miroslav Sekera, a Czech composer known for his distinctive blend of modern classical music with influences from jazz, minimalism, and often incorporating elements of Czech folklore, will perform at the Rudolfinum in Prague on November 28, 2026. Sekera’s compositions frequently feature complex rhythmic structures and explore extended instrumental techniques, creating a sound world that is both intellectually rigorous and emotionally resonant. He often works with unconventional instrumentation alongside traditional orchestral forces.

The Rudolfinum serves as one of Prague’s premier concert halls and a significant cultural landmark. Originally built between 1879 and 1884 by architect Josef Schulz, it initially housed the Czech Academy of Sciences, Arts and Skills. The building’s design reflects Neo-Renaissance architecture and was intended to be a representative cultural centre for the Czech nation during the period of National Revival.

Dvořák Hall, within the Rudolfinum, is renowned for its exceptional acoustics and has hosted performances by numerous internationally acclaimed orchestras and soloists throughout its history. It remains a central venue for the Prague Spring International Music Festival and regularly features concerts of classical music, including contemporary compositions. The building also houses galleries exhibiting art collections from the National Gallery in Prague.