CLOSING GALA CONCERT
This festive evening brings the festival to a close, showcasing outstanding performances by top young musical talents from around the globe—artists who have already captivated audiences with their artistry and passion during the festival. The program offers a unique blend of chamber music, uniting tradition with a new generation of artists who perform with extraordinary energy and sensitivity. Join us in celebrating the festival’s grand finale in an atmosphere where history and music blend into a perfect harmony. The evening will be not only a musical celebration but also a testament to our faith in the future of classical music and the power of young talent. The concert will also feature laureates of the Concorso Musicale Città di Filadelfia "Paolo Serrao" (Italy)—a partner competition of the festival:
• Seowoo Jin, violin (South Korea), 2025 laureate
• Alina Lamziuk, oboe (Ukraine), 2026 laureate
Duration: 90 minutes
Prague hosts nternational Festival of Young Talent and Renowned Artists Once Again
The 13th edition of the Olympus Musicus International Music Festival will take place in Prague from August 10 to 14, 2026. Each year, the festival brings music students, educators, and concert artists from around the globe to the Czech capital, creating a space for young talent to meet leading figures in the world of classical music.
The festival features masterclasses and public concerts where young performers appear alongside seasoned artists and educators. Audiences have the opportunity to discover the next generation of performers as well as renowned figures from the international music scene.
In addition to regular guests, this year’s lineup includes Lyda Chen Argerich and Denis Severin from Switzerland, and Jinhee Joung and Youngsun Jin from South Korea. The festival will also welcome laureates from its partner competition in Italy, the Concorso Musicale Città di Filadelfia "Paolo Serrao": violinist Seowoo Jin (2025) and oboist Alina Lamziuk (2026).
The festival has a long-standing commitment to supporting young performers, international cooperation, and cultural dialogue through classical music. The concerts are open to the general public, offering a chance to enjoy music amidst the atmosphere of summer in Prague.