PMP Institute & Festival thematically connects concerts, master classes, workshops, lectures, and residencies. The projects primarily focus on classical music, jazz, and experimental music. However, PMP also endeavors to include other fields of art, such as the visual and film arts.
The list of renowned artists PMP Festival has introduced throughout its history includes John Zorn, Kronos Quartet, Brad Mehldau, Esperanza Spalding, Anthony Braxton, Roscoe Mitchell, Uri Caine, Thurston Moore, Einstürzende Neubauten, David Thomas, Adrian Belew, Tony Levin, Garth Knox, Mary Halvorson, Ikue Mori, Dave Douglas, Joey Baron, Alexander von Schlippenbach, Barry Guy, Gareth Davis, Roland Dahinden, Robin Rimbaud aka Scanner, Marc Ribot, Julian Lage, Quatuor Diotima, Phantasm, Mahan Esfahani.
The activities of the PMP Orchestra, the Prague Music Platform recording label and publishing house, the Ivan Moravec Academy, and the South Bohemian Piano Courses and Festival are linked to the PMP Institute.
For those who cannot afford to study at the world’s top music schools and academies, PMP Institute & Festival offers an opportunity to work with the most prominent artists and teachers.
PMP closely collaborates with other art institutions such as International Music Institute Darmstadt, Czech Philharmonic, Prague Academy of Performing Arts, National Gallery in Prague, National Film Archives in Prague, The DOX Centre for Contemporary Art, international festivals Prague Spring and Music is.
PMP Institute & Festival is supported by the EEA and Norway Grants 2014-2021, the Czech Ministry of Culture, the State Fund of Culture, the Capital City of Prague, Stadler-Trier Music Foundation, and the Pamela Stacy Fund.