Press kit

Short bio

4 Tenoři (4 Musical Tenors) is a Czech-Slovak crossover vocal group founded in 2017 by producer Janis Sidovský. Its members are two-time Thalia Award winner Jan Kříž, Thalia winner Marian Vojtko, pop and musical star Pavel Vítek and National Theatre Prague opera soloist Michael Bragagnolo. All albums are released by Supraphon and every one has gone Gold and Platinum. The group has sold out halls in the Czech Republic, Slovakia and the USA, performed twice at Carnegie Hall in New York (2024 and 2026) and opened Diana Ross’s first Czech concert in 2026.

Long bio

The four soloists first sang together at the Proms Gala in Prague with the song “To je ta chvíle”. Conductor Marcello Rota praised the unusual colour of their harmony, which combines a high tenor with a baritenor and a classical opera voice with a pop voice.

Their repertoire ranges from Les Misérables, The Phantom of the Opera and West Side Story to film music and Czech songs, performed in English, Italian and Czech with the Unique Quartet, the Unique Orchestra or a symphony orchestra such as the Czech National Symphony Orchestra or the Bohuslav Martinů Philharmonic. They have sung duets with Lucie Bílá, Jiří Suchý, Helena Vondráčková and Monika Absolonová, and have repeatedly placed among the ten most popular groups in the Český slavík awards.

On 23 May 2024 they made their US debut with “From Broadway to Hollywood” at Carnegie Hall’s Zankel Hall; BroadwayWorld called it “heavenly harmonizing”. The next day they sang in Chicago. On 11 May 2026 they returned with “Best of Broadway” and Broadway guests Rachel Zatcoff, Heather Makalani and Daniel Assetta, as part of a US tour that also included Chicago and Cedar Rapids. In July 2026 Diana Ross personally chose them to open her first concert in the Czech Republic. On 18 December 2027 they celebrate ten years on stage at Prague’s O2 arena; by then they expect to have given around 500 concerts.

Sources: 4tenori.cz, BroadwayWorld 2024, BroadwayWorld 2026, Blesk.cz, O2 arena. See also International.