Where: Municipal House, Smetana Hall, show on map
Two of the best trumpeters in the world: Sergei Nakariakov and Gábor Boldoczki, who will perform a double concerto of Renaissance Fazil Say for the Czech premiere.
Where: Municipal House, Smetana Hall, show on map
Two of the best trumpeters in the world: Sergei Nakariakov and Gábor Boldoczki, who will perform a double concerto of Renaissance Fazil Say for the Czech premiere.
Program:
GIJA KANČELI – Nu.Mu.Zu
FAZIL SAY – Concerto for two trumpets and orchestra (Czech premiere)
BEDŘICH SMETANA – From my life (orch. George Szell)
Performers:
Sergei NAKARIAKOV | trumpet
Gábor BOLDOCZKI | trumpet
PRAGUE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA FOK
Andrej BOREJKO | conductor
Tickets:
Regular ticket price 400-900 CZK. Price for Concert Club members is 150,- CZK.
Book your tickets HERE on the Concert Club website, then buy them directly at the FOK box office.
(Obecní dům, Nám. Republiky 5, Prague 1).
Tel.: 222 002 336
The FOK box office is located on the ground floor of the Municipal House on the left behind the main staircase.
When making a purchase, please state that you are a member of the Concert Club.
FOK BOX OFFICE
Monday – Friday: 10:00 – 18:00
(even on the day of the concert, discounted tickets can only be purchased until 6:00 pm)
Where: Municipal House, Smetana Hall, show on map
Two of the best trumpeters in the world: Sergei Nakariakov and Gábor Boldoczki, who will perform a double concerto of Renaissance Fazil Say for the Czech premiere.
Program:
GIJA KANČELI – Nu.Mu.Zu
FAZIL SAY – Concerto for two trumpets and orchestra (Czech premiere)
BEDŘICH SMETANA – From my life (orch. George Szell)
Performers:
Sergei NAKARIAKOV | trumpet
Gábor BOLDOCZKI | trumpet
PRAGUE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA FOK
Andrej BOREJKO | conductor
Tickets:
Regular ticket price 400-900 CZK. Price for Concert Club members is 150,- CZK.
Book your tickets HERE on the Concert Club website, then buy them directly at the FOK box office.
(Obecní dům, Nám. Republiky 5, Prague 1).
Tel.: 222 002 336
The FOK box office is located on the ground floor of the Municipal House on the left behind the main staircase.
When making a purchase, please state that you are a member of the Concert Club.
FOK BOX OFFICE
Monday – Friday: 10:00 – 18:00
(even on the day of the concert, discounted tickets can only be purchased until 6:00 pm)
Where: Concert Hall of the Prague Conservatory, Dvořákovo nábř. 2, Prague 1 show on map
Excellent Japanese brass ensemble
Okayama Gakugeikan Wind Orchestra
conductor Shigenori NAKAGAWA
Okayama Gakugeikan High School was founded in 1960 and currently has approximately 1400 students enrolled. Founded in 1974, the wind orchestra now has 150 members and enjoys great popularity. Its performances cover a very wide range of musical genres, from classical orchestral and wind band pieces to jazz and pop performances. As autumn begins, he is embarking on a concert tour of forty venues throughout Japan. Once a year he tours abroad to America, Austria, Germany, the Czech Republic and Hungary. In 2011, the orchestra was invited to participate in the Florida Music Educators’ Association Annual Conference.
The orchestra has performed at Japan’s most important national music festival, the “All Japan Band Competition”, seventeen times so far, six of which it has received a gold medal.
THE PRAGUE CONSERVATORY WIND OCTET “OCTOKET”
This chamber ensemble was formed in 2022 by students of the Prague Conservatory under the direction of Prof. Ondrej Roskovec. Several members of the “Oktokotetka” have started to study at the HAMU in Prague, at the JAMU in Brno, or at German universities – in Dresden or Mannheim.
Frantiska Matoušková, Hana Summerová – oboes
Adam Bydžovský, Jaroslav Mejsnar – clarinets
Matěj Rothbauer, Štěpán Jinek – bassoons
Jan Vobořil, Jindřich Zýka – horns
Programme:
Josef Mysliveček Octet in E flat major
Allegro maestoso
Larghetto un poco sostenuto
Tempo di Menueto
Peter Graham Akademische Festfanfare
Robert Russell Bennett Symphonic songs for band
Ottorino Respighi Pines of Rome
Václav Nelhybel Antiphonale
Yosuke Fukuda Sakura Song
Hiroshi Hoshina Fu-Mon
Ennio Morricone Cinema Paradiso
Joe Hisaishi Spirited Away
TICKETS
Book your seats here.
Ticket reservations are binding, if you can’t make it to the concert, please check out and give other interested parties a chance.
Where: Church of St. Martin in the Wall, show on map
British Children's Choir
Highfield School chapel choir is a boarding school chapel choir who performs in regular evensongs and concerts outside of school. the choir comprises of 40 members ranging from 9-13 years and they perform works nin the english choral tradition including composers such as parry, Cesar Franck, Rutter, Elgar and Ireland.
Selection from programme:
“For the Beauty of the Earth” – John Rutter
“Ave Maria” – Jonathan Lindley
“Amazing Grace” – Tradicionální
“Panis Angelicus” – César Franck
“Call of Wisdom” – Will Todd
“Ex Ore Innocentium” – John Ireland
“Homeward Bound” – Marta Keen
“Love Divine” – Howard Goodall
Admission is voluntary.
Voluntary admission will be donated to ACORUS – a centre for people at risk of domestic violence
ACORUS, Inc. provides persons at risk of domestic violence with comprehensive professional assistance aimed at overcoming their adverse social situation and integrating into normal life without the presence of violence.
Where: Abbot Arnost Hall Emmaus Monastery, Vyšehradská 320/49, 128 00 Praha 2 – Nové Město show on map
Talented American Chamber Choir
Since its founding in San Diego, the Granite Hills Chamber Choir has been a musical gem and, under the direction of Janessa Nadeau, has become a symbol of artistic skill and community cohesion. Made up of talented high school singers, the chorus has become known for its unique voice and harmonies, culminating in its first European tour.
Admission is voluntary.
Voluntary entrance fee will be donated to the ACORUS Centre – a centre for people at risk of domestic violence
ACORUS, z. ú. provides persons at risk of domestic violence with comprehensive professional assistance aimed at overcoming their adverse social situation and integrating into normal life without the presence of violence.
Where: New Town Hall, Charles square 1/23, Prague show on map
University Chamber Orchestra
The Harvard-Westlake Chamber Orchestra is the most advanced music ensemble at Harvard-Westlake School, a school recognized for its commitment to excellence and ranked as the third best private college preparatory school in the United States. The chamber orchestra program offers instruction in orchestral and chamber repertoire at a high level. The school’s most accomplished string, wind, and piano players perform in this ensemble. The twenty-five members of the orchestra are recruited by audition and together they play a diverse repertoire for chamber orchestras and chamber ensembles. The ensemble, which performs works by American and European composers, will embark on its first European tour in March 2024 under the direction of its conductor, Dr. Neli Nikolaeva.
A selection from the program:
Spring from the Four Seasons – Antonio Vivaldi
Ma mére l’Oye for piano 4 hands – Maurice Ravel
Scéne Andalouse – Joaquin Turina
Meditation from Thais – Jules Massenet
Carmen Suite No 1 – Georges Bizet
Admission is voluntary.
Voluntary admission will be donated to ACORUS – a centre for people at risk of domestic violence
ACORUS, Inc. provides persons at risk of domestic violence with comprehensive professional assistance aimed at overcoming their adverse social situation and integrating into normal life without the presence of violence.
Where: Sternberg Palace, Hradčanské Square 15, Prague 1 show on map
Concert on the 170th anniversary of Leoš Janáček's birth. The concert will feature previously unknown liturgical compositions by the barely twenty-year-old Leoš Janáček.
From the age of 11, Janáček learned general bass and counterpoint, which introduced him to Baroque and Renaissance compositional techniques. He embodied it especially in small liturgical choral compositions on Latin texts, which respected the Palestrina style promoted and cultivated within the framework of the so-called Caecilian reform of church music. These works were written beyond the scope of Janáček’s school duties and curriculum and often relied on Gregorian chant. In a few cases the organ is added to the singing voices, but it is only in a supporting role. We therefore take the liberty of enriching the accompaniment with string instrumentation without adding or detracting anything from the composer’s compositional intent. During the concert, we will also hear “similar” compositions from the beginnings of Italian Baroque music, which are incredibly compatible with the music of the young Janáček.
All in authentic interpretation and on period instruments.
Performers:
Musica Florea ensemble
Marek Štryncl – conductor
PROGRAMME:
Leoš Janáček (1854-1928).
Giovanni Gabrielli (1554-1612): Canzon à 5
Leoš Janáček: Suscepimus Deus, Regnum mundi
Alessandro Grandi (1586-1630): Sonata SOPRA DEUS MISERATUR NOSTRI
Gregorio Allegri (1582-1652): Falsobordone – Miserere
Giovanni Valentini (1582-1649): Sonata á 5
Leoš Janáček: Exaudi Deus
Leoš Janáček: Fugue in A major
Leoš Janáček: Exurge Domine, Communio – Fidelis servus
Marco Uccellini (1603-1680): Sinfonia decima nona á 4
Giovanni Battista Bovicelli (1550-1594) / Gabucci Giovanelli: Falsobordone – Magnificat
TICKETS:
400,- CZK basic admission, price for Concert Club members is 200,-
Tickets can be purchased at the following link: https://goout.net/cs/listky/neznamy-leos-janacek-a-pocatky-baroka/dodw/
After entering the discount code KLUB2024 you will get a ticket for 200,-
Where: Sál Martinů - HAMU, show on map
Iowa Chamber String Orchestra
Kammerstreicher’s mission is to provide meaningful aesthetic experiences for both members and listeners. This includes performing a wide variety of repertoire and engaging the community through educational clinics, performances, and outreach. Members of the ensemble serve as dynamic leaders within the college and frequently participate in the annual Meistersinger Honor String Festival and Meistersinger Chamber String Camp. Kammerstreicher performs annually as part of the Christmas with Wartburg concert and tours annually, traveling abroad every three years.
The ensemble is currently embarking on a 21-day tour of Europe, during which they will perform in Eisenach, Prague, Vienna, Ljubljana, Split, Dubrovnik and London. Highlights of the performances will include American works by Gershwin, Clarke, Still, Price and Whitacre and the world premiere of “Song Without Words” by Midwestern composer Krista Vásquez-Connelly.
A selection from the program:
Lauren Spavelko: Grit
Norman Della Gijo: Three Dances with Strings
Gershwin: Lullaby for Strings
Still: Congas y panama
Florence Price: Adoration
Eric Whitacre: October
Gershwin: American in Paris (sting arrangement)
Admission is voluntary.
Voluntary admission will be donated to ACORUS – a centre for people at risk of domestic violence
ACORUS, Inc. provides persons at risk of domestic violence with comprehensive professional assistance aimed at overcoming their adverse social situation and integrating into normal life without the presence of violence.
Where: Rudolfinum, Dvořák Hall, show on map
Limited offer of discounted tickets for all concerts from the Musica Orbis series.
When purchasing the entire concert series, the discounted price of 450,-
The package includes admission to the concerts:
THREE RIVERS YOUNG PEOPLE’S ORCHESTRA (USA)
26 June 2024 Rudolfinum – Dvořák Hall
Beginning 19:30
Conductor Brian P. Worsdale
Programme:
TCHAIKOVSKY | SMETANA | DVOŘÁK
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MIRA COSTA ORCHESTRAS (USA)
30 Jun 2024 Rudolfinum – Dvořák Hall
Start: 19:30
Conductor Peter Park
Programme:
DVOŘÁK | SIBELIUS | GIULIANI
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ZURICH YOUTH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA (SWITZERLAND)
17 Oct 2024 St. Simon and Jude Church
Start time: 18:00
Conductor David Bruchez-Lalli
Programmme:
DVOŘÁK | MARTIN | LAUBER
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The package can only be purchased in person on pre-sale days at the office of The Prague Concert Co., Na Kozačce 1, Prague 2 (entrance from Máchova Street):
Pre-sale takes place every Thursday, 9 am – 5 pm
Where: Rudolfinum, Dvořák Hall, show on map
The American orchestra arriving from Pittsburgh will present a repertoire including compositions by Tchaikovsky, Smetana, and Dvořák
Conductor Brian Worsdale
PROGRAMME:
TCHAIKOVSKY | SMETANA | DVOŘÁK | SAINT-SAËNS | BOYER
Antonín Dvořák: Carnival Overture, Op. 92
Camille Saint Saens: Bacchanale from Samson and Delilah, Op. 47
Peter Boyer: Elegy for Orchestra
Bedřich Smetana: The Moldau from My country
Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky: Symphony No. 4 in F Minor, Op. 36
The Three Rivers Young Peoples Orchestras has been providing music-loving students in Pittsburgh with the opportunity to rehearse and perform music at a high level for 50 years. What began as a small ensemble for a few dozen students now serves hundreds of children from schools across the Pittsburgh metropolitan area annually.
In 1974, Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra harpist Phyllis Susen founded a training orchestra for young musicians aged 13-18. The orchestra thrived. In 1985, the Symphonette was established for students aged 10-15. At that time, the organization officially renamed itself the Three Rivers Young Peoples Orchestras.
TICKETS:
The regular ticket price is 590 CZK. The discounted price for members of the Concert Club is 190 CZK. To purchase tickets at the club price, it is necessary to sign in.
Reserved tickets MUST be purchased within 14 days or the reservation will be forfeited.
You can also buy tickets for cash at some of the pre-sale dates in our office (Na Kozačce 1, Prague 2 – Vinohrady – entrance from Máchova Street)
Pre-sale takes place every THURSDAY.
https://goout.net/cs/listky/musica-orbis-2024-three-rivers-young-people-s-orchestra/qmsw/
Where: Rudolfinum, Dvořák Hall, show on map
Works by Sibelius, Giuliani and Dvořák performed by the Mira Costa American Orchestra from the Los Angeles suburbs
Conductor Peter Park
PROGRAMME:
DVOŘÁK | SIBELIUS | GIULIANI
Carl Maria von Weber: Jubilee Overture, Op. 59
Maura Giuliani: Guitar Concerto No. 1, Op. 30, 1st movement
Wojciech Kilar: Orawa
Jean Sibelius: Andante Festivo
Antonín Dvořák: Symphony No. 8 in G major, Op. 88
The Mira Costa American Orchestra from the Los Angeles suburbs has more than 150 student musicians. It has presented many times at national conferences on music education while performing at internationally renowned venues such as the Beijing Concert Hall, Shanghai Oriental Arts Center, Bella Concert Hall in Calgary, Palau de la Música de València, Palau de Música Catalan in Barcelona, and twice at Carnegie Hall and Walt Disney Concert Hall. The advanced ensembles in the Mira Costa Orchestra’s program have received the highest possible ratings in all the festivals and competitions in which they have participated. In 2012, Mira Costa orchestras were selected for a premiere partnership with the Los Angeles Philharmonic. In 2014, Mira Costa’s music program received the prestigious Grammy Signature Gold Award for being one of the top three high school music programs in the United States.
TICKETS:
Regular ticket price is 590 CZK. The discounted price for Concert Club members is 190 CZK.
To purchase tickets at the club price, you must sign in.
Reserved tickets MUST be purchased within 14 days or the reservation will be forfeited.
You can also buy tickets for cash at any of the pre-sale dates in our office (Na Kozačce 1, Prague 2 – Vinohrady – entrance from Máchova Street)
Pre-sale takes place every THURSDAY, 9 am – 5 pm
Where: Church of St Simon and Jude, show on map
Zurich Youth Symphony Orchestra is one of the best youth symphony orchestras in Europe
Conductor David Bruchez-Lalli
PROGRAMME:
DVOŘÁK | LAUBER | MARTIN
Joseph Lauber: Die Alpen, Symphonic Suite in F Major
Frank Martin: Concerto for 7 Wind Instruments
Antonín Dvořák: Symphony No. 8 in G Major, Op. 88
The Zurich Youth Symphony Orchestra is an elite formation of the Zurich Conservatory Music School and one of the best youth symphony orchestras in Europe. Howard Griffiths founded the Zurich Youth Symphony Orchestra in 1987.
Today it has approximately 95 members aged 14 to 24. In addition to numerous concerts in Switzerland, it regularly tours abroad, including France, Germany, Greece, Spain, Canada, South Korea, Italy, Japan, Argentina, South Africa, England, Finland, Estonia, Serbia, Austria, Hungary and Latvia.
TICKETS:
Regular ticket price is 350 CZK. The discounted price for Concert Club members is 150 CZK.
To purchase tickets at the club price you must log in.
Reserved tickets MUST be purchased within 14 days or the reservation will be forfeited.
You can also buy tickets for cash at one of the pre-sale dates in our office (Na Kozačce 1, Prague 2 – Vinohrady – entrance from Máchova Street).
Pre-sale takes place every THURSDAY, 9 am – 5 pm