Musica Florea

Name: Musica Florea
Start: 2026-10-03T19:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-10-03T19:00:00+02:00
Location: Kostel U Salvátora

took place · 3 Oct 2026

Church U Salvátora, Prague

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A concert by the ensemble Musica Florea takes place on October 3, 2026 at the Church of U Salvátora in Prague starting at 19:00.

About the venue: Church U Salvátora

The Church of the Most Holy Saviour stands at Křižovnické náměstí, right next to Charles Bridge, and is one of the most prominent early Baroque churches in Prague. It is administered by the Jesuits and hosts regular masses as well as occasional sacred concerts. The facade is lined with statues of saints, and the interior features rich stucco decoration.

Salvátorská, 110 00 Praha 1 Get directions

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About: Musica Florea

The Prague ensemble Musica Florea, led by Marek Štryncl, has been reviving forgotten Baroque and Classical works on period instruments since 1992. Its own annual concert series Musica Florea Bohemia and large-scale vocal projects with the Collegium Floreum choir are central to its activity.

1992

year of ensemble foundation

international awards (Diapason d'Or, Golden Harmony, Cannes Classical Award)

2002

year of own concert cycle launch

programs in the Musica Florea Bohemia 2026 cycle

What's new

2026-07
Musica Florea will present in July 2026 at Prague's Studio Hrdinů a new stage premiere of Zelenka's coronation play Sub olea pacis et palma virtutis based on sources from 1723.
2026-02
For the 2026 season, the ensemble prepared the Musica Florea Bohemia 2026 cycle with seven programs from Baroque to Romanticism, which runs from March 17 to December 3 at various venues throughout the Czech Republic.
2026-03
In March 2026, Musica Florea opened the season with a tour program Stabat Mater dedicated to Spanish Baroque - in Prague, Nymburk and Brno - in collaboration with soprano Beatriz Lafont Murcia.

Tour

PrahaNymburkBrnoValticeTepliceČeské Budějovice

Tracks

J. D. Zelenka: Sub olea pacis et palma virtutisZelenka's coronation play from 1723; the recording won the Cannes Classical Award 2003, with a modern stage premiere in 2026

J. D. Zelenka: Missa Sanctissimae TrinitatisWorld premiere recording (1994), awarded the French Diapason d'Or

J. S. Bach: Árie z kantát a oratorií (s Magdalénou Koženou)Recording released under Archiv Production/Deutsche Grammophon; Golden Harmony 1997 for best Czech CD of the year

J. S. Bach: Braniborské koncerty č. 1-6Recording for Supraphon; ensemble confirmed among leading European ensembles in the field of early music

Stabat Mater (španělské baroko: d'Astorga, Hernández Illana, de Nebry)Program of the Musica Florea Bohemia 2026 cycle; Czech premieres of works, tour Prague-Nymburk-Brno-Valtice

About: Marek Stryncl

Marek Stryncl is a Czech musician, conductor and early-instrument specialist focused on historically informed performance of Baroque and early Classical music. He founded the ensemble MusicAeterna, with which he performs works of old masters on period instruments. He also appears as a soloist on harpsichord and organ.

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