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Brno Philharmonic Orchestra is proud to introduce Aleksandar Marković, its new chief conductor. Having succeeded Petr Altrichter, Markovic has become the ensemble's tenth chief conductor.

Brno Philharmonic Orchestra have returned from a four-week tour of Japan. They gave eighteen concerts in fourteen Japanese cities, including Tokyo (5 concerts), Yokohama, Osaka, Nagoya, Saitama, and Hiroshima. Fifteen concerts were conducted by Leos Svarovsky, the orchestra's former chief conductor, the remaining three by Jakub Klecker.     

In October 2010, the Brno Philharmonic Orchestra will make two appearances in Grosses Festspielhaus in Salzburg and two in Stephaniensaal in Graz, performing Mahler 3. The programme also features Aleksandar Markovic, the ensemble's chief conductor, mezzosoprano Dagmar Peckova, Czech Philharmonic Choir and Kantilena.  

In March 2010, the Brno Philharmonic made an appearance in Budapest's Palace of Arts, performing  Verdi's Requiem.