The Dvořák American Heritage Association

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DAHA commemorates, celebrates, and continues to explore composer Antonín Dvořák's extraordinary musical contributions, with an emphasis on his influential residency in the US in the years 1892 to 1895. The Dvořák American Heritage Association (DAHA) commemorates, celebrates, and continues to explore composer Antonín Dvořák's extraordinary musical contributions, with a special emphasis on his influ

ential residency in the United States in the years 1892-95. From its home in the beautifully restored Bohemian National Hall in New York City, DAHA offers concerts, lectures, and educational programs. At the heart of these activities is the Dvořák Room, a newly created exhibition and study space with adjacent performance venues, that will inspire present and future generations by preserving the composer's American legacy.

Renowned musicologist Michael Beckerman's new book, "The Doctrine of One," is 'a small philosophical masterpiece on the ...
08/24/2026

Renowned musicologist Michael Beckerman's new book, "The Doctrine of One," is 'a small philosophical masterpiece on the question of how we listen to and understand the meaning of music and culture.' Check it out, it draws on Czech history and aesthetics, and Chapter 4 deals with the Dvořák Cello Concerto. It's available for free: https://bit.ly/3U5h24G

If you couldn't make it to Katelyn Bouska's thought-provoking musical evening, you can watch it now online. Explore the ...
04/29/2026

If you couldn't make it to Katelyn Bouska's thought-provoking musical evening, you can watch it now online. Explore the 19th century Czech American musical tapestry through selected gems and Katelyn's own compositional fantasy.


4 likes. "Pianist Katelyn Bouska: Echoes of Home"

Thank you, everyone, for joining us on Sunday to celebrate virtuoso violinist and teacher Charles Castlmen. We hope ever...
04/21/2026

Thank you, everyone, for joining us on Sunday to celebrate virtuoso violinist and teacher Charles Castlmen. We hope everyone was moved and enriched by the music we heard and many things we learned about the art of 🎻 and the Czech musical legacy.

Getting exciting about our Sunday concert? Violinist Charles Castleman is a true legend! Watch this sensitive portrait (...
04/13/2026

Getting exciting about our Sunday concert? Violinist Charles Castleman is a true legend! Watch this sensitive portrait (also showing 10yr old Charles performing "Ukrainian Fantasy" on Frank Sinatra Show🥰) that explores his deep connection with the Queen Elisabeth Music Chapel – a place of transmission and musical excellence. More than sixty years after competing in the prestigious Queen Elisabeth Competition, Charles is donating his 1707 Stradivarius to the Music Chapel.


Through a sensitive portrait of violinist Charles Castleman, “Charles Castleman’s Legacy” explores his deep connection with the Queen Elisabeth Music Chapel ...

Otakar Ševčík (1852-1934), renowned to this day as a violinist and teacher, famously created his School of Violin Techni...
04/09/2026

Otakar Ševčík (1852-1934), renowned to this day as a violinist and teacher, famously created his School of Violin Technique and Analytical Studies & Exercises, a method allowing string players to reach their potential in technical proficiency. Ševčík's teaching assistant, Emanuel Ondříček, was Charles Castleman's teacher when he was a young violinist. Castleman currently shares Ševčík's wealth of knowledge with his many students and thus carries the expressive and technical traditions of the Bohemian School of Violin Playing into the 21st century. Join us next Sunday to explore more and enjoy the art of the violin: https://bit.ly/4e8irzc

Next Sunday we'll celeberate virtuoso violinist and teacher Charles Castleman, perhaps the world’s most active performer...
04/07/2026

Next Sunday we'll celeberate virtuoso violinist and teacher Charles Castleman, perhaps the world’s most active performer/pedagogue on the violin. He has been soloist with the orchestras of Philadelphia, Boston, Brisbane, Chicago, Hong Kong (and many more), and we very much look forward to welcoming him on our stage! Mr Castleman plays the “Marquis de Champeaux” Stradivarius from 1708, and chooses from 80 bows.
Buy your ticket and join us: https://bit.ly/4e8irzc

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