A very prominent figure on the Czech cultural scene and beyond. Fine arts, music, sculpture, poetry, architecture, design, and much more – this is the valuable interdisciplinarity at a high level that characterizes Milan Knížák. Former rector of the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague and long-time director of the National Gallery in Prague. Today, Milan Knížák will be given space as a composer – a truly exceptional composer at that.

Selected Program:

• DHK – String Quartet (Antonín Dvořák, Alois Hába, musically desecrated by Milan Knížák), 1979
• Violin Etude for the Right Hand, 1983
• An Irritating Lullaby for String Quartet and Piano, 2008
• One-movement Sonata for Solo Cello
• Stolen from Ježek and Satie (transposed and arranged by Milan Knížák) for solo piano, 2022
• Tramp Sonatina, or Searching for Connections for solo piano, 2021

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