Collegium 1704 performs a classical music programme from the 18th century in an intimate atmosphere.
The Czech Philharmonic performs Adams, Gomyo, and Mussorgsky. Violinist Karen Gomyo explores the hidden layers of the score in a programme spanning from Frenzy through a solo concerto to Pictures at an Exhibition.
The Baroque Orchestra of the Prague Conservatory performs works by Vivaldi, Wagenseil, and Schmelzer.
A Baroque concert featuring violins and organ at the Church of St. Nicholas on Old Town Square. National Theatre soloists and Prague Conservatory musicians perform works by Bach, Handel, Mozart, Dvořák and Strauss.
A classical music concert spanning Bach to Gershwin, featuring the most beloved works of the European and American traditions. Perfect for serious music lovers.
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An evening of classical music with the Royal Czech Orchestra in the historic Mirror Chapel of the Clementinum. The programme features Vivaldi's "The Four Seasons", Bach's "Ave Maria", Smetana's "The Vltava" and other masterworks accompanied by organ and solo voices.
A classical concert by Royal Czech Orchestra at the Mirror Chapel of Klementinum featuring renowned soloists. The programme includes masterworks by Vivaldi, Beethoven, Mozart and other classical composers.
Chamber concert by the Dvořák Symphony Orchestra Prague featuring organ, solo vocals, and violin. The program showcases masterworks by Mozart, Handel, Bach, Vivaldi, and other classical composers.
The Dvořák Symphony Orchestra Prague performs in chamber arrangement with works by Vivaldi, Mozart, Handel, and other classical composers. The concert runs approximately 60 minutes without intermission.
Chamber concert for flute, viola, and piano in the historic Concert Hall of Lobkowicz Palace, featuring works by Mozart, Dvořák, Debussy, and other masters.
A series of famous organ concerts in a Baroque church in the Old Town, featuring works by Mozart, Bach, Dvořák, and other masters. Audiences will hear the second-oldest organ in Prague from 1702, combined with solo instruments and performances by leading Czech artists.