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