The Talent Stage fills the intimate setting of Suk Hall with a surge of enthusiasm, youthful energy and artistic ambition. This concert featuring Concertino Praga finalists is dedicated to the present, and above all to the future, of music. The event also clearly shows that at artistic competitions of the highest level, everyone is a winner.

The names of the semifinalists and their selected competition pieces will be announced at a later date.

Suk Hall is the newest hall in the Neo-Renaissance Rudolfinum. It was created from 1940 to 1942 during modifications of the adjacent Dvořák Hall, as a smaller concert hall. In designing the interior decor architects Antonín Engel and Bohumír Kozák took inspiration from the original style of the Rudolfinum’s architects Josef Zítek and Josef Schulz, thus Suk Hall fits perfectly into the original composition of the building. During the most recent modifications in 2015, according to a design by architect Petr Hrůša, the acoustics of the hall and its connection to the Rudolfinum’s atrium were improved while respecting the historical value of these premises, protected as a historical landmark. Suk Hall has a new grand piano and continues to be intended mainly for performances of chamber music.