Lubomír Havlák, studied violin at Prague Conservatory and Academy of Music in Prague in classes of Prof.Vladimír Rejšek and Antonín Moravec. Recipient of first prize from the Czechoslovak Conservatories competition he gained another award of C.Flesch in London as well. In 1983 Havlák paricipated in interpretation of courses by Nathan Mílstein in Zurich. His performance of violin concertos by A. Dvořák and J.Brahms in Rudolfinum Hall represented the culminating point of his graduation.
From very beginning his main interest was in chamber music activity. Nevertheless he participated in solo competitions as well. He is a founder of Havlák Quartet which, after 10 years, was renamed as Martinů Quartet. Beside chamber music activity he is periodically teaching pedagogy and directing the chamber orchestras. As a soloist his numerous recordings are connected with the Czech Radio.New Paragraph
