A recording of a live concert from the Young Euro Classic Festival is now available on YouTube. Under the baton of conductor Alena Hron, accompanied by the Ševčík Academy Orchestra, Tomáš premiered a new version of Jiří Teml's cello concerto. "The concerto was written in 1979 for Martin Škampa and the Prague Student Orchestra, conducted by Vlasta Škampová. It was somewhat intentional to bring the work back into the hands of a student orchestra and a female conductor, this time Alena Hron, with whom it was a pleasure to collaborate. I am very grateful to everyone for the experience!"

You can find the recording here: https://youtu.be/qK1stcTcDHo?si=qSpHUf7iZ6P0nL1c

On Wednesday, March 19, 2025, the duo of Josef Špaček – violin, and Tomáš Jamník – cello will perform at the Winternitz Villa. This marks their return to the home stage, as in 2018, both performers opened the now well-established concert venue.

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For the 2025/26 season, Tomáš Jamník has been invited as a lecturer at the Menart Academy. The talent program allows selected students from elementary art schools to work under the guidance of professional musicians. Applications are open until March 31, 2025.

From January 15th to 17th, Tomáš will be teaching at the Grażyna and Kiejstut Bacewicz Academy of Music in Łódź.

At the end of the year 2024, the Ševčík Academy Cello Ensemble performed at an Advent concert for Czech Television with Jan Petrov, Seoyeon Lim, Anna Nekvasilová, Tomáš Jamník, Barbora Bílková and Naďa Strnadová. The entire series of charity concerts was supported by the audience with CZK 23,557,196.

Watch here: https://www.ceskatelevize.cz/porady/14687353926-adventni-koncerty-ceske-televize/224562224300003/

From 5-13 July 2024 Tomas will teach at the International Cello Academy in Nysa, Poland, where he will join Julius Berger (Leopold Mozart Center, Augsburg University) and Mats Lidström (Royal Academy of Music, London). The eleventh edition is organised by four professors from Polish universities, Adam Krzeszowiec (Katowice), Krzysztof Karpeta (Wrocław), Tomasz Daroch (Łódź) and Wojciech Fudala (Łódź), who together form the excellent Polish Cello Quartet.

On Sunday, 21 January 2024, ČT art television will premiere a recording of a home concert that took place in a deep lockdown during the covid pandemic. The two Antonín Dvořák piano quartets feature violinist Josef Špaček, violist Jakub Fišer, cellist Tomáš Jamník and pianist Lukáš Vondráček. The recording was made by Vladimír Kroupa and Jakub Mayer.

Link to the video: https://www.ceskatelevize.cz/porady/15182320938-dvorakovy-klavirni-kvartety/222387762530001/

On the Donio crowdfunding platform, it is possible to support the newly created concert space, which will also serve as a meeting place for classical music lovers.

Link here: https://www.donio.cz/koncertni-predsin

Tomáš Jamník will perform at the festive New Year's concert at the Opole Philharmonic on 16 January 2024 together with scholarship holders and successful graduates of the Czech Chamber Music Academy. Together they will play works by Antonín Dvořák and Josef Suk.

Tomáš Jamník became a professor at the Janáček Academy of Performing Arts in Brno. From September 2024 he will lead the first cello students in his class. In addition to this teaching position, Tomáš continues his activities and activities at the Ševčík Academy and the Czech Chamber Music Academy.

Ševčíkova akademie uspořádala k jubileu houslisty a pedagoga Otakara Ševčíka sérii slavnostních koncertů, na kterých vystoupil Tomáš Jamník společně houslisty Janem Fišerem, Eliškou Kukalovou, Matteo Hagerem, Bohou Moon a violoncellistou Vilémem Vlčkem.

Záznam koncertu je možné shlédnout zde: https://youtu.be/J7XN-_wWpWk?si=fzp04wcqHURO6ES5