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Young Masters of Concertino Praga

  • PIANOS KELLY 17 Rue de Munsbach Niederanven, District de Luxembourg, 6941 Luxemburg (carte)

ATSL - AMITIÉS TCHÈQUE ET SLOVAQUE LUXEMBOURG

in cooperation with Czech Radio, Concertino Praga and Pianos Kelly

cordially invites you to a concert


Young Masters

of Concertino Praga



The concert is organised on the occasion of the Czech national holiday - the Day of the Struggle for Freedom and Democracy and International Students' Day



LAUREATES OF THE CONCERTINO PRAGA INTERNATIONAL RADIO COMPETITION

Matthew Stephen Hockaday, clarinet

Adam Znamirovsky, piano

Nad'a Strnadova, cello


RESERVATION REQUIRED


PROGRAMME:


MATTHEW STEPHEN HOCKADAY • ADAM ZNAMIROVSKY

André Messager - Solo de concours


NADA STRNADOVÂ

Gaspar Cassad6 - Suite for solo cello

1. Preludio - Fantasia

Il. Intermezzo e danza finale

Johann Sebastian Bach - Sarabande from Cello Suite No. 2 in D minor, BWV 1008


ADAM ZNAMIROVSKY

Felix Mendelssohn - Variations sérieuses in D minor, Op. 54


MATTHEW STEPHEN HOCKADAY

Béla Kovacs - Hommage a Carl Maria von Weber

Béla Kovacs - Hommage a Manuel de Falla


NADA STRNADOVÂ • ADAM ZNAMIROVSKY

Sergei Rachmaninoff - Vocalise, Op. 34 No. 14


NADA STRNADOVÂ • MATTHEW STEPHEN HOCKADAY • ADAM ZNAMIROVSKY

Ludwig van Beethoven - Trio for clarinet, cello and piano in B-flat major,

Allegro con brio


Adam Znamirovsky

PIANO

Adam Znamirovsky (2010) is among the most prominent young pianists of his generation. He began playing spontaneously at the age of four and studies at the Prague Conservatory in the class of lvo Kahanek, developing further through masterclasses with leading international pianists. His achievements include the absolute victory at Concertino Praga, first prizes at the Chopin Competition in Szafarnia, Virtuosi per Musica di Pianoforte and the César Franck International Competition, and a place in the final of Eurovision Young Musicians 2024. He has performed with the Czech Radio Symphony Orchestra and made his New York debut at Steinway Hall. ln 2025 he was selected as a junior soloist of the Verbier Festival Academy and received the Edwin Caplin Foundation Award; in 2026 he was named in Forbes 30 Under 30.


Matthew Stephen Hockaday

CLARINET

Matthew Stephen Hockaday (2007) is a multi­instrumentalist who plays the clarinet, recorder and piano. He began the clarinet at eight and studies at the Prague Gymnasium and Music School of the City of Prague with Prof. Milan Polak. Winner of the national Zlaty oi'isek 2021 competition, he has taken first prizes in the Czech Republic, the United Kingdom, Poland, Austria and the United States, and is a laureate of Concertino Praga 2024, where he received the Bohuslav Martinu Foundation Prize. He has appeared at the Dvoi'ak Prague, Prague Spring and Smetana's Litomysl festivals and as a soloist with the Prague Symphony Orchestra FOK, the Janacek Philharmonie Ostrava and the Zlfn Philharmonie, and has given five recitals. He plays in the Brahms Trio, the MaJeStic Trio and a clarinet quartet. Outside music he runs ultramarathons and enjoys calisthenics, skiing and hot yoga.


Nad'a Strnadova

CELLO

Nad'a Strnadova (2009) is in her third year at the Prague Conservatory. At Concertino Praga she received an Honourable Mention (2nd degree) recognising her musical expression and natural talent, and in 2025 she became a semifinalist of the competition. She has won first prizes at the International Jan Vychytil Cello Competition (2015, 2017, 2018, 2021, 2022, 2023) and the Gustav Mahler International Cello Competition in Jihlava (2019), and second prizes at the Heran Cello Competition in Ûsti nad Orlici (2021-2024). She has performed as a soloist at the Zlata Pecka festival with Dagmar Peckova and Klara Gibisova, at the Visegrad Music Youth Academy alumni concert, at laureates' concerts of the Heran Competition, including at the Smetana's Litomysl festival, and on the Talent Stage of the Dvoi'ak Prague festival.


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