The ensemble is made up of talented young musicians who regularly perform at school and public concerts and represent the American tradition of concert brass bands.

You can look forward to an energetic and varied program consisting of popular orchestral compositions, film music, and American concert works.

Admission is free.

The Glendale College Concert Singers is the premier choral ensemble of Glendale College in California, comprised of auditioned students and community musicians.
The Concert Singers have appeared at a variety of high-profile venues, including multiple performances with Video Games Live at the Nokia Theatre, the Verizon Theatre, and the San Diego Convention Center for Comic-Con. Additional notable engagements include performances at the Ford Amphitheater with Kayamanan Ng Lahi, an award-winning Filipino dance company, as well as appearances at Forest Lawn in Hollywood Hills and throughout Glendale.
Most recently, the Concert Singers collaborated with American Idol finalist Anthony Fedorov to record and film the music video “Enough Is Enough.”

The Triangle Youth Philharmonic is the premier orchestra of Triangle Youth Music, a leading music education organization based in North Carolina that has been nurturing young musical talent since 1988. The orchestra brings together highly accomplished student musicians and provides them with opportunities to perform at a level comparable to professional symphony orchestras.

Led by conductor David Glover, an experienced educator and artistic leader, the ensemble brings to Prague a program filled with orchestral favorites and memorable melodies. Audiences can look forward to music by Georges Bizet, Giuseppe Verdi, Aaron Copland, Leonard Bernstein, Johann Strauss II, and John Philip Sousa, performed by a talented new generation of American musicians.

Selection from the programme:

Georges Bizet – Carmen Suite
Giuseppe Verdi – Overture to Nabucco
Leonard Bernstein – West Side Story (selection for orchestra)
Klaus Badelt – Pirates of the Caribbean
Johann Strauss II – Radetzky March

Admission is voluntary.

Voluntary donations will support the Diakonie ČCE Foundation, one of the leading providers of social services in the Czech Republic and a national leader in special education. For more than 30 years, the organization has been helping children, adults, seniors, and people facing difficult life situations. Across the country, it provides social, healthcare, educational, and pastoral services through more than 279 facilities.

The American choir Vocal Arts of Fairfax brings to Prague an energetic and emotional program filled with spirituals, American folk music, and legendary Broadway tunes. This young, rapidly growing ensemble of more than 120 singers captivates audiences with its openness, authenticity, and joy in singing together.

The program, filled with iconic American melodies, will blend spirituals, folk, Broadway, and contemporary choral music. The lineup includes “Over the Rainbow,” songs from the musical Hamilton, traditional pieces like “Deep River” and “Wade in the Water,” and a number of other emotional works about hope, freedom, and human solidarity.

Selection from the program:
African American Spiritual – Deep River
Traditional American Folksong – Cindy
Harold Arlen, Yip Harburg – Over the Rainbow
Rodgers & Hammerstein – You’ll Never Walk Alone / Climb Every Mountain
Randal Thompson – The God Who Gave Us Life

The Palo Alto Chamber Orchestra is an award-winning youth string ensemble from California, bringing together talented young musicians dedicated to artistic excellence, collaboration, and the joy of making music together.

Under the direction of Scott Krijnen, the orchestra presents a program that combines European classical masterpieces with works by leading American composers. Featuring music by Mozart, Dvořák, Mendelssohn, and Bartók alongside pieces by Jessie Montgomery, Aaron Copland, and David Conte, the concert offers an inspiring showcase of the next generation of American musicians.

Selection from the programme:

Béla Bartók – Divertimento (3rd Movement)
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – Divertimento in D Major
Antonín Dvořák – Serenade for Strings (1st, 4th and 5th Movements)
Jessie Montgomery – Strum
Aaron Copland – Hoe-Down

Admission is voluntary.

Voluntary donations will support the Diakonie ČCE Foundation, one of the leading providers of social services in the Czech Republic and a national leader in special education. For more than 30 years, the organization has been helping children, adults, seniors, and people facing difficult life situations. Across the country, it provides social, healthcare, educational, and pastoral services through more than 279 facilities.