Immerse yourself in the first evening of Prague Offspring, presenting Ensemble Modern I. This concert highlights groundbreaking contemporary music, focusing on the expressive possibilities of percussion instruments. The program includes a highly anticipated world premiere and significant works by renowned composers.
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The first evening of Prague Offspring featuring Ensemble Modern, this concert explores the possibilities of percussion instruments and includes a world premiere. It is part of the Prague Spring festival 2026 and focuses on the works of Unsuk Chin, Michal Nejtek, and Iannis Xenakis.
The first evening of Prague Offspring with Ensemble Modern offers a deep dive into contemporary music, featuring the "endless possibilities of percussion instruments" and a world premiere. This concert is a significant part of the Prague Spring festival 2026. The programme highlights the distinctive South Korean composer Unsuk Chin, presenting two of her key compositions: 'Akrostichon–Wortspiel' (1991) and 'Double Concerto for piano, percussion and ensemble' (2002). The performance also includes 'Rebonds' by the influential Greek-French composer Iannis Xenakis and a world premiere of a new, extensive composition by Czech composer Michal Nejtek, commissioned by the Prague Spring. The ensemble will be conducted by Ilan Volkov, an acclaimed authority on contemporary music.
Tickets cost 700 CZK. A discounted Prague Offspring season ticket is available for 1,100 CZK. This concert is part of the Prague Spring festival 2026.
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