The Prague Philharmonia has unveiled its program for the 2026/2027 concert season, which aims to blend grand orchestral performances at the Rudolfinum with contemporary projects and family concerts. The season will include eight subscription concerts, a special Wagner gala, and the tenth anniversary of the donor series Lobkowicz abonnement. This line-up reflects the orchestra's commitment to providing diverse musical experiences to its audience.

The orchestra enters this new season under the leadership of Pavel Trojan, who has only recently assumed the role of director after leading the Prague Spring Festival. Trojan expressed his enthusiasm for leading the Prague Philharmonia, calling it a "heartfelt" orchestra. His leadership aims to further develop the orchestra's artistic vision and establish a strong connection with the community. During the press conference, he was presented with a golden heart pin by orchestra members, symbolizing their unity and dedication.

Concertmaster Pavla Tesařová, who also performed at the press event, echoed Trojan’s sentiments about the orchestra's significance in their lives, emphasizing the importance of music in enlivening the human spirit. The upcoming season promises to be an exciting chapter for the Prague Philharmonia, reflecting their commitment to musical excellence and community engagement, while honoring the legacy of significant figures in their history, such as Bělohlávek.