Miroslav Beinhauer

Miroslav Beinhauer is a Czech pianist known for his work in contemporary music and the music of the 20th century. Born in 1993, he specializes in playing the piano and the sixth-tone harmonium, an instrument created by Alois Hába, a pioneer of microtonal music. Beinhauer has collaborated with numerous composers and performed at various festivals such as musikprotokoll and Ostrava Days. He is particularly noted for his mastery of the sixth-tone harmonium, an instrument he began playing after participating in the premiere of Hába's sixth-tone opera "Thy Kingdom Come." Beinhauer has also been involved in several album recordings, including a groundbreaking double album featuring the complete piano works of Alois Hába without microintervals, released by Supraphon in 2025.

One of Beinhauer's notable projects is "Pieces For Sixth-Tone Harmonium," which showcases his versatility and expertise with compositions by various contemporary artists. His recent work includes the album "Hába: The Complete Piano Works," highlighting his dedication to reviving and interpreting both microtonal and traditional compositions. Beinhauer's educational background includes studies at the Janáček Academy of Performing Arts in Brno, the University of Music and the Performing Arts in Vienna, and the Royal Conservatoire in Ghent, Belgium. His performances have been recognized for their unique blend of historical context and contemporary flair, making him a sought-after interpreter of complex musical works.

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