OPEN FORM is open: a house for voice, making and finding your own way

We are not opening another school where people come to learn the “right” way. We are opening a place to try, listen and begin again. OPEN FORM is a new creative house in Prague for anyone who wants to give their voice, hands and ideas more room.
In one room, someone may be finding their first confident note. Two doors down, a collage is taking shape that did not exist that morning. At the piano, a short song begins; in the studio, a conversation can become the start of a new picture. That is our point: different practices alongside one another, without performance pressure and with real attention for each person.
Open house · come and try it
On Friday, 21 November from 4:00 pm, our doors are open to every curious visitor. Step into the voice studio, spend a moment at the piano, make a charcoal drawing or simply have a cup of tea and see what is happening here. You do not need experience, materials or a commitment.
- 4:30 pm — a short vocal warm-up with Alena Nováková
- 5:30 pm — open studio: line, paper and chance with Filip Studený
- 6:30 pm — listening together and piano improvisation with Robert Pavlík
Each block takes around forty minutes. Come for one, or stay for the evening. We are keeping the groups small so there is room for questions—and for the quiet between them.
A programme that grows with you
Our first programme includes one-to-one voice and piano sessions, evening creative gatherings and small-group courses. Voice without tension is an eight-week journey for anyone who wants to sing with more ease and confidence. A song from the first phrase brings together text, breath and personal expression. And Piano for singers opens up a practical relationship between voice, harmony and accompaniment.
Our rooms are also available for independent practice. If you need two hours to rehearse, focus or work on your own project, reserve the voice studio or the art room. We want OPEN FORM to be more than a weekly class: a small base for a regular creative practice.
“Creativity often does not begin with a big idea. It begins with a moment in which someone has room to be curious.”
How to begin
Choose a session, course or open studio time in the schedule. Every listing clearly states who it is for, what to bring and how many spaces are left. If you are unsure, write to us—we will gladly suggest a first step that makes sense for you.
We are looking forward to first notes, unfinished sketches, brave attempts and all the moments in between. Welcome to OPEN FORM.