Adam Viktora

Czech Conductor and Baroque Music Specialist

Adam Viktora is a Czech conductor and musicologist, primarily known for his work with early music, particularly the compositions of the Bohemian composer Jan Dismas Zelenka. Viktora is the founder and director of the Ensemble Inégal, a group dedicated to performing lesser-known works from the Baroque period with historical accuracy and informed by scholarly research. Under his leadership, Ensemble Inégal has gained recognition for its performances and recordings, including the critically acclaimed albums featuring Zelenka's works such as "Il Serpente Di Bronzo," "Missa Omnium Sanctorum ZWV 21 • Christe Eleison ZWV 29 • Barbara Dira Effera! ZWV 164," and "Psalmi Vespertini II." Viktora's contributions to the revival of Zelenka's music have been significant, bringing attention to a composer who was once largely forgotten after his death. Through meticulous interpretation and a commitment to authenticity, Adam Viktora has established himself as an important figure in the world of early music performance and scholarship.