Prague
String Trio

„ A dialogue without words,
harmony without boundaries."

Who are we?

Prague String Trio was founded in 2025 by outstanding instrumentalists, experienced chamber musicians and soloists: violinist Marie Hasoňová, violist Anežka Lada Jiráčková, and cellist Petr Malíšek. Their long-standing friendship naturally found its way onto the concert stage, where they focus on the beautiful yet often overlooked repertoire for string trio. This repertoire ranges from the Baroque through Classicism and Romanticism to the 20th and 21st centuries. The ensemble is also open to popular, jazz, swing, and film music—genres rarely heard in a trio setting—which leads them to engage actively in arranging. Their passion likewise lies in collaboration with other artistic fields, such as dancers and distinguished vocal artists.

Members

Marie Hasoňová

Marie Hasoňová (violin)
is regarded as one of the remarkable talents of both the Czech and international music scene. Her artistic hallmark is an openness to all music—from the Renaissance to the Contemporary music—and its most natural, sincere, and sensitive interpretation. She has performed extensively in the Czech Republic and abroad, including in the USA, Canada, Kazakhstan, Turkey, the United Kingdom, Switzerland, and most European Union countries. As a soloist, she has collaborated with numerous renowned orchestras, such as the Lucerne Symphony Orchestra, the Czech Radio Symphony Orchestra, the Czech Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra, the Prague Philharmonia (PKF), and the Hradec Králové Philharmonic Orchestra. She has appeared at major music festivals including the Prague Spring International Music Festival, the Lucerne Festival, and the festival Dvořák´s Prague. Since 2023, she has also been a member of the Dvořák Piano Quartet.
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Marie

Petr Malíšek

Petr Malíšek (violoncello)
is a laureate of several international competitions, including Beethoven’s Hradec, Concertino Praga, and the Heran Cello Competition. As a soloist, he has performed with ensembles such as the Prague Symphony Orchestra (FOK), the Czech Symphony Orchestra, the Prague Chamber Orchestra, and Martinů Strings Prague, under the baton of conductors including Petr Popelka, Tomáš Brauner, and Vojtěch Spurný. He currently serves as Deputy Principal Cellist of the Prague Symphony Orchestra (FOK). Petr Malíšek is also deeply devoted to chamber music, particularly as a member of the Orbis Trio, which has given around 250 concerts across most European countries and Japan, has received five awards at international competitions—including the prestigious International Chamber Music Competition Hamburg—and is a regular guest at festivals and chamber music series.
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Petr

Anežka Lada Jiráčková

Anežka Lada Jiráčková (viola)
has long been devoted to solo, chamber, and orchestral music. Already during her studies, she achieved significant success. As a soloist, she has performed repeatedly with the North Bohemian Philharmonic Teplice. In the field of chamber music, she has collaborated with ensembles such as the Pavel Haas Quartet, and Ensemble Berg. She was also a scholarship holder of the prestigious Mahler Academy in cooperation with the Mahler Chamber Orchestra. Furthermore, she was a member of the Chamber Music Academy in collaboration with the Villa Musica Foundation, with which she continues to work as an alumna. Her orchestral experience includes engagements with the Robert Schumann Philharmonic in Chemnitz, the Gustav Mahler Youth Orchestra, the Czech Philharmonic Academy, and the Dresden Philharmonic.
Her motto: " ".
Anežka