František Zdeněk Xavier Alois Skuherský (1876–1944) was a Czech composer, conductor, and music educator. He is primarily associated with the genres of classical and choral music. Skuherský was known for his contributions to the Czech choral tradition, emphasizing folk elements within his compositions. Notable works include his choral pieces, which often drew inspiration from Czech folk melodies and themes. His significant compositions include "Misa Česká" (Czech Mass) and various motets, which reflect his commitment to integrating nationalistic elements into liturgical music. His works are characterized by rich harmonies and a strong sense of melody, making them popular in both concert and church settings. Skuherský's impact on music lies in his role as an educator and promoter of Czech music, particularly during the interwar period. He contributed to the development of music education in the Czech Republic and influenced subsequent generations of composers and musicians. His emphasis on national identity in music helped to foster a sense of cultural pride in Czech music during a time of significant political change in Central Europe.