The Rudolfinum, a neorenacentist building opened in 1885 as a cultural complex, situated in Prague’s city centre, at Jan Palach’s Square.

Great concerts room Antonín Dvořák, situated inside Rudolfinum building, in the Czech composer’s honour, used by the Czech philharmonic orchestra as a headquarters of their musical season, and frequently visited by Kryštof Lecian, due to his participation as a soloist in more than 100 concerts promoting Prague’s musical and cultural life sponsored by the mayor, Jan Kasl.

Program of ¨the concert offered, in Martinů’s room, of Prague’s Musical Arts Academy Music Faculty, of Niccolo Paganini’s 24 Caprices for violin transcribed for cello, in a world premiere, on 18th June, 1996, by Kryštof Lecian, directed by Professor Miloš Sádlo.¨

Since then, Kryštof Lecian has been renowned as World Premier, and included in the prestigious dictionary of the most important musicians of the world called ¨ Who is Who in Music & Musician – Cambridge¨ for being the only cellist who plays the complete cycle.