Twenty years ago, composer and musicologist Aleš Březina, together with music producer David Dittrich, dreamed up what seemed like an unrealizable vision for a music festival. In their minds, a pan-European project was born — one inspired by the ideas of the International Music Festival Concentus Moraviae, aimed at bringing top-tier musical productions to places beyond the established cultural centers.
Thanks to this success, Czech Dreams became a popular recurring event. European partner
cities, as well as many concert series and festivals, welcomed Czech Dreams again in 2007,
2011, and 2014. In 2024, Czech Dreams took place for the fifth time, once again bringing music to corners of Europe — including war-stricken Lviv, Ukraine.
No matter where we come from or what language we speak, music offers us understanding and shared joy. It breaks down barriers, connects people, and gives us a sense of
belonging. Czech Dreams is more than just a musical project — it is a bridge that brings people closer together.
Thanks to this success, Czech Dreams became a popular recurring event. European partnercities, as well as many concert series and festivals, welcomed Czech Dreams again in 2007, 2011, and 2014. In 2024, Czech Dreams took place for the fifth time, once again bringing music to corners of Europe — including war-stricken Lviv, Ukraine.
No matter where we come from or what language we speak, music offers us understanding and shared joy. It breaks down barriers, connects people, and gives us a sense of belonging. Czech Dreams is more than just a musical project — it is a bridge that brings people closer together.
