
Dagmar Saskova
Dagmar Saskova appears at Kostel sv. Vavřince in Prague.

Dagmar Saskova appears at Kostel sv. Vavřince in Prague.

The Café crème music salon presents Italian oratorios about Judith and Holofernes with four performers. Small refreshments follow the concert.

Czech oboist Štěpánka Andělová appears as a soloist with experience in European orchestras and international competitions.

Horn player Radek Baborák and his ensemble play Mozart, Beethoven and contemporaries.

Café crème presents double-bass-centred music by Sperger and Zimmermann, performed by a five-member ensemble.

The opening concert of the all-day Mozart Marathon 270 features young Mozart and his early works. Violinist Marie Magdalena Fuxová and pianist Lukáš Klánský perform five violin and piano sonatas.

The second concert of the all-day Mozart Marathon 270 features violinist Marie Magdalena Fuxová and pianist Lukáš Klánský performing four sonatas connected to Paris, Salzburg and Vienna.

The third concert of Mozart Marathon 270 features violinist Marie Magdalena Fuxová and pianist Lukáš Klánský performing Mozart's Vienna-period sonatas.

The concluding concert of the all-day Mozart Maraton 270 features Mozart's masterworks for violin and piano performed by Marie Magdalena Fuxová and Lukáš Klánský.

The Café crème musical salon presents a programme celebrating Czech culture: a poetic work by Bedřich Bridel, texts by Jan Amos Comenius, and compositions by Adam Michna of Otradovice. Lucie Trmíková and Monika Knoblochová combine artistic recitation with harpsichord music.

A concert by violinist Tereza Horáková, clarinetist Anna Paulová and pianist Matouš Zukal in the "Bridges of Contemporary Music" series. The programme features works by Ustvolskaya, Bartók and three world premieres.

A Musical Salon Café crème concert featuring 17th-century English music by Locke, Blow, and Purcell, performed by soprano Barbora Kabátková, mezzo-soprano Kamila Mazalová, viola da gamba player Hana Fleková, and harpsichordist Monika Knoblochová.

A concert by Martin Čepelík and Andrea Mineva at the Church of St. Lawrence in Prague.