Petr Jiříkovský receives many invitations to conduct chamber and symphonic orchestras in the Czech Republic and Slovakia (North Czech Philharmonic Teplice, South Czech Philharmonic, Prague Chamber Orchestra, Slovak State Philharmonic Košice, Talich Chamber Orchestra). In the years 2012-2014 he was the conductor of the South Bohemian Opera in České Budějovice. Petr Jiříkovský very often appears in piano concertos as a conductor and pianist at the same time. 

His performances as a pianist have earned his international acclaim. Foreign engagements have brought him to the top concert venues in Europe, the US, South America and Japan, with the most important stages being the Mozarteum in Salzburg, Theatre du Chatelet in Paris, Doelen in Rotterdam, the Kennedy Center in Washington, Teatro Alfa in Sao Paulo or Suntory Hall in Tokyo. Petr Jiříkovský has also performed at various music festivals, such as the Salzburger Festspiele, Schleswig-Holstein, Schwetzingen, Sion-Valais, Colmar, Kyoto Autumn and many others.

Domestic audiences will recognize Petr Jiříkovský as the soloist from his recitals at the Prague Spring Festival and the prestigious Prague Symphony series “World Piano Music”.

Daniel Wiesner studied with Valentina Kameníková at the Prague Conservatory and Peter Toperczer at the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague and has attended two master classes with Rudolf Kehrer in Weimar. Apart from several prizes from national competitions, Daniel Wiesner won the first prize at the Scottish International Piano Competition in Glasgow and holds the Hlávka Foundation Award. As a soloist he has appeard with the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, the Prague Symphony Orchestra, and ather of the foremost Czech orchestras. An esteemed chamber musician and soloist, he has performed in most European Countries, the USA, Jordan and Tunisia. He is a member of several chamber ensembles, egIn modo camerale which was awarded by the Czech Chamber Music Society in 1996 and became finalist in the Osakla Chamber Music Competition in the same year.

In 2009, he was awarded the Czech Music Council Prize for outstanding interpretation of contemporary music and promotion of Czech production. An avid proponent of contemporary music, especially of Czech provenance, he has premiered dozens of pieces in His repertoire and recorded many. Apart from regular recordings made for the Czech Radio, his extensive discography includes solo CDs with the music of Bedřich Smetana, Zdeněk Fibich, Sergei Prokofiev, KB Jirák and Miloslav Kabeláč. In 2012, Daniel Wiesner became faculty member of The Department of Piano Cooperation at the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague.

威斯納在布拉格音樂學院跟隨Valentina Kameníková研習鋼琴，及後在布拉格藝術學院師隨Peter Toperczer。除了曾在多個全國比賽贏得獎項，威斯納更是蘇格蘭國際鋼琴比賽桂冠得主，並獲頒Hlávka基金會獎。

作為鋼琴獨奏家，他曾與捷克愛樂樂團、布拉格交響樂團等著名樂團合作演出，並獲邀到多個歐洲國家、美國，約旦和突尼西亞等舉成獨奏會。威斯納也參與多個室內樂團，其中在1996年以modo camerale樂團成員身份於捷克室內樂組織的大賽中奪得獎項。

威斯納曾與不少著名獨奏家緊密合作演奏和錄音。 2009年，他獲捷克音樂理事會授予獎項，讚揚他為推廣當代音樂及捷克音樂家的傑出貢獻。作為當代音樂的熱忱支持者，錄製了許多捷克當代作曲家作品的世界首錄版本。除了為捷克廣播電台做定期的錄音，他的廣泛唱片曲目包括史麥塔納、Fibich、普羅高菲夫、Jirák和Kabeláč等作曲家作品。威斯納推出過的唱片錄音不多，當中最為人熟識的是他於捷克品牌Matous灌錄的史麥塔納作品，特別是他與另一鋼琴家彼德 吉利柯夫斯基一同錄製的《我的祖國 - 四手聯彈版本》，不但在當地廣受好評，更在歐美、亞洲地區獲得樂評人高度評價。此部四手聯彈版本唱片亦成為中、港、台地區最受古典樂迷歡迎和熱賣的《我的祖國》鋼琴版唱片。