Experience Hollywood in the heart of Třeboň! The world-renowned Janoska Ensemble brings its unique “Janoska Style”—a fascinating blend of classical, jazz, pop, and Latin American rhythms. Get ready for an evening filled with movie melodies in breathtaking arrangements that break down the boundaries between genres. Music you know from the silver screen, performed by a family quartet that has conquered both Vienna’s Musikverein and New York’s Carnegie Hall.
Practical Information
When: July 10, 2026 | 7:30 p.m.
Where: Courtyard of the Třeboň City Hall
Estimated end time: 9:30 p.m.
Admission: 420–690 CZK
Additional information: The concert will include an intermission. Visitors will be able to purchase beverages in the courtyard of the Třeboň City Hall—Plzeňský Prazdroj beer, Bohemia Sekt, and wines from the Škrábek Winery.
Program: Janoskas Go Hollywood
The program pays tribute to film music and the legendary composers who breathed life into movies. You’ll hear masterful improvisations and original arrangements of works such as:
Lalo Schifrin: Mission Impossible
Ennio Morricone: Cinema Paradiso
Justin Hurwitz: La La Land
John Williams: Star Wars
... and other surprises in the Janoska style.
Performers: The Janoska Phenomenon
Janoska Ensemble (Austria)
The three brothers Ondrej, Roman, and František Janoska, together with their brother-in-law Julius Darvas, have created a musical style that critics and audiences alike love for its unbridled joy and technical perfection. Each member of the ensemble is a top-tier soloist, but it is only when they play together that they create that legendary sound—a blend of Viennese elegance, spirited folklore, and modern flair.
The Story Behind the Concert
The “Janoskas Go Hollywood” project took shape while the ensemble members were spending time in Los Angeles and drawing inspiration from the atmosphere of the film studios. The goal was not merely to perform familiar melodies, but to breathe new life into them through improvisation. In the courtyard in Třeboň, you won’t just be listeners—you’ll become witnesses to a musical dialogue where no piece sounds the same twice. It’s a celebration of the freedom that music brings.
