Jan Míšek has been gathering valuable experience in his years as a choirmaster and composer. He is a graduate of several Master classes from experts such as prof. Gert Frischmuth, prof. Friedrich Krell, prof. Jerry Jordan, as well as Masterclasses under Bachakademie Stuttgart with prof. Helmuth Rilling.

After founding the first choir in 1993, he went on to become the head of the Kantiléna Chamber Choir and to found the Hradec Králové Male Voice Choir, after which, he lived his greatest dream and founded the BONIFANTES Boys’ Choir in Pardubice in 1999. In spite of his youth, Jan Míšek has been presented with a number of awards for outstanding conducting performance. He and his choirs have won lot of gold medals.

As a guest conductor Mr. Míšek cooperated with orchestras (Chamber philharmonic orchestra Pardubice, Philharmonic orchestra Hradec Králové, Philharmonic orchestra of Conservatory Prague and Pardubice, Barroco sempre giovane and others). He cooperated with stars of opera world such as Mara Zampieri, Peter Dvorský or José Carreras.

Jan Míšek is also involved in composing activities. As a composer, he attended International Summer Music Academy in Michelstadt with prof. Jan Jirásek and prof. Ofer Ben-Amots. He won the 2nd Prize at Joseph Dorman Int. Composer’s Competition. The Union of Czech Choirs awarded him the “Junior Choirmaster” prize in 2003. He has been acknowledged by experts for his interpretation of 20th century music (e.g. Shostakovich: Symphony Nr. 13 "Babij Jar", Rutter: Gloria) and for historically authentic interpretation of baroque music (e.g. Handel: Judas Maccabaeus, Bach: Matthäus Passion).