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Muziekgebouw / Amsterdam
Église Saint-Roch, Paris / France
de Doelen, Rotterdam
de Doelen, Rotterdam
de Doelen, Rotterdam
Bydgoszcz / Poland
Schlosstheater Fulda / Germany
NFM / Wroclaw / Poland
Dortmund / Germany
Namur / Belgium
Toulouse / France
Brugge / Belgium
Opéra Royal, Versailles / France
Tourcoing / France
Leuven / Belgium
Halle / Germany
Thomaskirche, Leipzig / Germany
Chapelle de la Trinité, Lyon / France
Lessay / France
Beaune / France
Beaune / France
Bauges / France
La Chaise-Dieu / France
Utrecht / Netherlands
Town Hall Adelaide / Australia
Town Hall Adelaide / Australia
St Peter’s Cathedral, Adelaide / Australia
St Peter’s Cathedral, Adelaide / Australia
Town Hall Adelaide / Australia
Town Hall Adelaide / Australia
Forum am Schlosspark Ludwigsburg / Germany
PHILHARMONIE ESSEN / Germany
Muziekgebouw / Amsterdam
NFM / Wroclaw / Poland
Müpa / Budapest / Hungary
Trinitatis Church / Copenhagen / Denmark
Trinitatis Church / Copenhagen / Denmark
Christ Church, Kolding / Denmark
Elsinore Cathedral / Denmark
National Theater Brno / Czechia
National Theater Brno / Czechia
Cracow Philharmonic / Poland
Cracow Philharmonic / Poland
National Theater Brno / Czechia
NFM / Wroclaw / Poland
National Theater Brno / Czechia
Thomaskirche Leipzig / Germany
Thomaskirche Leipzig / Germany
Muziekgebouw / Amsterdam / Holland
Laeiszhalle / Hamburg / Germany
Cité de la musique / Paris / France
Muziekgebouw / Amsterdam / Holland
Auditorium / Bordeaux / France
The Church of St. Simon and St. Jude / Prague / Czechia
NFM Wroclaw / Poland
Bridderhaus / Esch-sur-Alzette / Luxembourg
Elbphilharmonie / Hamburg / Germany
Chapelle Royale / Versailles / France
DeSingel / Antwerp / Belgium
Auditorium / Bordeaux / France
Muziekgebouw / Amsterdam / Holland
Cité de la musique / Paris / France
Martinskirche / Basel / Switzerland
Stadtkirche Bayreuth / Germany
Bolesławiec / Poland
Głogów / Poland
Legnica / Poland
Wrocław / Poland
Chapelle Royale / Versailles / France
Auditorium / Bordeaux / France
Cité de la musique / Paris / France
NFM / Wroclaw / Poland
AMUZ / Antwerp / Belgium
Saint-Omer / France
NFM / Wroclaw / Poland
Murten / Switzerland
SHMF / Elbphilharmonie / Hamburg / Germany /
Neuwied / Germany
Salzburger Festspiele / Salzburg / Austria
Nikolaikirche / Leipzig / Germany
Perth / Scotland
Edinburgh / Scotland
Oben / Scotland
Edinburgh / Scotland
Aberdeen / Scotland
Wiener Konzerthaus, Prague, Dresden
Budapest MÜPA, Prague, Dresden, Versailles, Heidelberg
Prague / Czech Republic
Utrecht / Holland
Vienna / Konzerthaus / Austria
Caen / Théâtre de Caen / France
Caen / Théâtre de Caen / France
Leipzig / Gewandhaus / Germany
Freiburg / Christuskirche / Germany
Lausanne / Salle Métropole / Switzerland
Lausanne / Salle Métropole / Switzerland
Dresden / Annenkirche / Germany
Prague / Rudolfinum / Czech Republic
Bern, Zentrum Paul Klee / Switzerland
Rome / Basilica di San Giovanni in Laterano / Italy
Dresden / Annenkirche / Germany
Prague / Cathedral St. Vitus / Czech Republic
Versailles / Royal Chapel / France
Opera de Dijon, Auditorium / France
Opera de Dijon, Auditorium / France
Opera de Dijon, Auditorium / France
Litomyšl / Czech Republic
Litomyšl / Czech Republic
Cite de la musique / Paris / France
Auditorium de l'opera / Bordeaux / France
Concertgebouw Brugge / Belgium
Opéra de Rouen / France
Opéra de Rouen / France
Philharmonie de Paris / France
Grand Théâtre / Aix-en-Provence / France
Opéra de Lille / France
Opéra de Lille / France
Théâtre de Caen / France
AMUZ / Antwerp / Belgium
NFM Wroclaw / Poland
Cite de la musique / Paris / France
Auditorium de l'opera / Bordeaux / France
deSingel / Antwerp / Belgium
De Bijloke / Gent / Belgium
Zuiderstrandtheater / The Hague / Holland
Cathédrale Saint-Pierre / Genève / Switzerland
Musikverein / Vienna / Austria
Musikverein / Vienna / Austria
Maison Symphonique / Montréal / Canada
Neuwied / Germany
Rudolfinum / Prague / Czech Republic
Dom / SALZBURGER FESTSPIELE / Austria
Berlin Philharmonie / Germany
Kollegienkirche / SALZBURGER FESTSPIELE / Austria
Wiener Konzerthaus / Austria
Château de Versailles Spectacles, 2025
Label Aparté 2022
Supraphon 2019
Alpha 2016
Supraphon 2014
Supraphon 2015
Supraphon 2018
NFM 2017
NFM 2018
NFM 2017
NFM 2016
NFM 2015
NFM 2012
Etcetera Records 2018
Etcetera Records 2016
ArteVisio 2014
Zig Zag Territoires 2014
Supraphon 2014
Supraphon 2014
Supraphon 2012
Supraphon 2011
Nibiru 2012
Supraphon 2009
Supraphon 2009
Nibiru 2011
Nibiru 2007
Accent 2012
Accent 2011
Accent 2013
Zig-Zag Territoires 2008
He has performed at the Prague Spring Festival, the Dresdner and Salzburger Festspiele, the festivals of La Chaise-Dieu, Ambronay, Sablé, and the Early Music Festivals in Bruges and Utrecht, while other venues have included the Vienna Konzerthaus, Vienna Musikverein, the Wigmore Hall, BOZAR in Brussels, Elbphilharmonie Hamburg, Versailles - Chapelle Royale and Philharmonie de Paris.
His wide-ranging opera roles include Guglielmo (Cosi fan tutte), Ottokar (Der Freischütz), Uberto (La serva padrona), Giove (Cavalli La Calisto), Ernesto (Il mondo della luna), Apollo (Monteverdi Orfeo, Handel Apollo e Dafne), and the tile-role in Suppe’s Boccaccio. He notably took part in the extraordinary staging of Bach’s St John Passion directed by Pierre Audi for Dutch National Opera, and of Mozart’s Requiem at the Kuns estspiele Herrenhausen and Theater Giessen, where he also took the tile-role in a rare production of Telemann’s version of Handel’s Riccardo Primo.
In 2017 Tomáš was invited by the Halle Händel Festspiele to sing Polyphemus in Acis and Galatea, and during the 2017/18 season performed Purcell’s King Arthur at the Aldeburgh Festival, Bach‘s Christmas Oratorio at the Vienna Musikverein, B-minor Mass with Václav Luks at the Maison Symphonique in Montréal, Monteverdi’s Vespers with Gli Angeli Genève under Stephan MacLeod, Bach’s and Kuhnau’s Magnificat directed by Benjamin Bayl in Antwerp, Ghent, and The Hague, Clistene (Vivaldi L’Olimpiade) with Rinaldo Alessandrini, and Telemann’s Der Tag des Gerichts with Il Gardellino under Peter Van Heyghen. In a new collaboration with Raphaël Pichon and his Ensemble Pygmalion, he performed several of Bach’s cantatas and the role of Jesus in the St John Passion in concerts throughout France.
He began the 2018/19 season with his role-début as Starek in Janacek’s Jenufa at the Opéra de Dijon, later revived at the Théâtre de Caen. Other highlights of the season included concert tours of Handel’s Israel in Egypt and the Bach’s B-minor mass with Václav Luks and his Collegium 1704 and Purcell’s Hail Bright Cecilia at the Konzerthaus in Vienna with Vincent Dumestre and Le Poème Harmonique. Tomas started a new collaboration with the Orchestre de Chambre de Lausanne and the Ensemble Vocal de Lausanne, presenting some Bach Cantatas conducted by Raphael Pichon. He also pursued a vast concert tour with Dunedin Consort celebrating the work of Bach including the Matthäus-Passion conducted by Trevor Pinnock and other cantatas conducted by John Butt.
During the season 2019/20, he will renew collaborations with Raphael Pichon for different projects including a semi-staged Johannes-Passion in Krakow. He will also sing concerts with Václav Luks in Moscow, Prague and Dresden and will start collaborating with Christophe Rousset and the Jerusalem Baroque Orchestra for Bach concerts in Jerusalem, Tel Aviv and Haifa. He will revive the programme Liebster Jesu with Les Muffatti with concerts in Riga and the Bozar in Brussels and he will collaborate with Bruce Dickey on a new Kepler programme.
His many recordings include such rarities as the Missa Votiva and the Lamentationes Jeremiae Profetae by the great Bohemian master Jan Dismas Zelenka, a CD of rarities by the early baroque Polish composer Marcin Mielczewski, Bach’s Mass in B minor with Collegium 1704, and Leoš Janáček’s Moravian Folk Songs.