Performer: Collegium 1704

Václav Luks launches a celebration of his ensemble's 20th anniversary with a seductive secular treatment of sacred music.

Václav Luks and his band of Baroque devotees offer a fresh take on late-period Mozart in Prague.

Collegium 1704 takes the Czech Baroque composer online, with impressive results.

In keeping with the festival's tradition of persevering through adversity, organizers turned a pandemic-imposed restriction to their advantage. 

Even without the costumes and choreography, Collegium 1704's presentation of Arsilda was enthralling.

Willy Decker's production, presented in Zürich in 2014, is revived at the Hamburgische Staatsoper with most of the same cast

Taking a broad look at the current state of Early music across Europe, we talk to young artists in several countries – beginning with talented young Czech violinist, Vojtěch Jakl. 

The director of Collegium 1704 talks about Zelenka, the greatest Czech Baroque composer, and his uniquely bold and distinctive approach composition – which still has the capacity to shock and overwhelm today.

In ten concerts over five days in May, the Swiss city of Schaffhausen hosts a panoply of approaches to the music of the Leipzig cantor – representing a cross-section of contemporary Bach performance.