Prague
Kostel U Salvátora is a Gothic-Renaissance church of the Evangelical Church of Czech Brethren in Prague's Old Town, and the largest Protestant church in the city. It was built between 1611 and 1614 by German Lutherans, funded through collections across Europe. After the Battle of White Mountain it was confiscated and later used as a mint; Czech Evangelicals bought it back in 1863. Today it hosts regular Sunday services, lectures, and classical music concerts.
Salvátorská, 110 00 Praha 1
Parish office: Tue 9:00-13:00, Thu 16:00-18:00; services Sun 10:00
The Krása Quartet string ensemble performs rock classics in elegant arrangements for strings. A candlelit concert lasting 65 minutes.
Organ concert with Lukáš Vendl at the Church of U Salvátora. An evening programme of organ music in a historic Prague church.
String quartet Krása Quartet performs a 65-minute concert featuring beloved melodies from Czech and international musicals, from The Lion King to The Phantom of the Opera.
String quartet Krása Quartet performs iconic film scores by composers like Hans Zimmer and John Williams. A 65-minute concert of beloved movie melodies.
A candlelit concert featuring Vivaldi's Four Seasons and other classical masterpieces performed by the Krása Quartet. Duration 65 minutes.