The Neo-Renaissance building on Komenského náměstí was built in 1870-1873 to designs by the Danish-Austrian architect Theophil von Hansen. From its opening it served as the cultural and social hub of Brno's Czech community - Leoš Janáček worked here as choirmaster for twelve years. On 29 October 1918 the founding of Czechoslovakia was proclaimed from its balcony. Today it is home to Filharmonie Brno and hosts symphonic and chamber concerts, balls and conferences.
Komenského náměstí 534/8, 602 00 Brno
Box office: Mon-Tue 8:00-13:00, Wed-Fri 13:00-18:00, Sat-Sun closed
A gala tasting of the finest wines from the 28th Top 77 competition, with cimbalom music and buffet at Besední dům in Brno.
The second part of the 15th season of Bach on Mozart presents four concerts spanning Baroque and Renaissance music, from Michna and Monteverdi to Gesualdo's madrigals and Spanish Renaissance works.
An evening celebrating brass instruments - French horns, trumpets, trombones and tubas take centre stage. Discover the richness and variety of their sound world.
British saxophonist Tim Garland and American pianist Geoffrey Keezer present Mezzo, a project blending European lyrical tradition with American jazz energy.
Chamber concert of Gesualdo madrigals performed by The Quintet. Late Renaissance music marked by distinctive chromatic colour and emotional intensity.
Actress Alena Antalová and composer Alex Anders present a gala evening of original chansons with a live orchestra from the Brno Philharmonic. An evening of emotion, humour and personal stories.
The Silentium! ensemble presents a festive advent programme of Spanish Renaissance vocal works by Mateo Flecha the Elder, combining folk directness with masterful composition.
Czech opera singer Andrea Kalivodová performs with the Moravian Piano Trio in a New Year's concert featuring opera and musical theatre classics, with a festive wine toast at intermission.
Four concerts by the SILENTIUM! ensemble exploring Baroque music from Galuppi through Bach and Tůma to Italian masters, part of the 15th season of the Bach na Mozarta series.
A monographic portrait of Venetian composer Baldassare Galuppi, featuring vocal and instrumental works performed by the Silentium! ensemble. Baroque music bridging to Mozart.
A Baroque concert pairing Bach's sacred motets with Tůma's instrumental work, performed by the Silentium! ensemble under Dagmar Valentová.
A Baroque musical voyage by the Silentium! ensemble blending concert and theatre, featuring Italian masters and Spanish works brimming with humour and period character.
