Czech Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra is a Privately Owned entity headquartered in Czechia. Founded in 1896, the organization employs approximately 100 individuals. Functioning as a symphony orchestra, the company is based in Prague and performs at the Rudolfinum concert hall.
The Czech Philharmonic announced its 131st season for 2026-2027 on August 18, 2026, featuring Semyon Bychkov as Chief Conductor & Music Director, Jakub Hrůša as Chief Conductor Designate, and Sir Simon Rattle as Principal Guest Conductor. Previously, on June 23, 2026, the orchestra streamlined its UHD production workflows by implementing EditShare EFS shared storage and its intelligent FLOW MAM system. This system enables the orchestra, based in Prague’s historic Rudolfinum concert hall, to record eight concurrent UHD ISO camera feeds with audio directly to storage for post-production, marking its evolution into a high-end media house. This follows the opening of ticket sales for its 131st season on June 2, 2026, which detailed performances of masterpieces and contemporary music by distinguished Czech and international artists. The season's lineup includes conductors Semyon Bychkov, Jakub Hrůša, and Sir Simon Rattle, alongside Artist-in-Residence Janine Jansen and Composer-in-Residence Thomas Adès.
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