The Best of Classics - 31.03.2026 - 20:00

Program:

A Little Night Music, KV 516

W.A.Mozart
Allegro-ROMANCE Andante-MENUETTO
Allegretto-RONDO Allegro

Largo

G.F.Händel
From Opera Serse /Xerxes/ (The King in Love)

Sinfonia in G, RV 147

A. Vivaldi
Allegro moderato-Andante-Allegro (Tempo di Minuetto)

Intermezzo sinfonico

P. Mascagni
From Opera Cavalleria Rusticana

Hungarian Dance, No.5

J. Brahms

Canon in D

J. Pachelbel

Air

J.S. Bach
From Ouverture No.3 in D major,BWV 1068

Largo

A.Dvořák
From the Symphony, No.9 e minor Op.95, From The New World

Two Waltzes

A. Dvořák
A major Op.54,No.1, D major Op.54,No.4

Pizzicato polka

Josef STRAUSS & Johann STRAUSS II.

Performed by: Prague Music Orchestra

The chamber orchestra “Prague Music“ was established at the begining of the 21st century. It is composed of Czech musicians who play for premier orchestras such as the Czech Radio Symphony Orchestra, the Czech Filharmony and chamber organs of the highest quality. Prague Music excels at its unique sophisticated sound and is representative of a highly valued interpretative art.

Municipial House: 

This Art Nouveau gem in the very heart of Prague dominates the city from which the Czech kings - Václav IV was the first one - ruled the Czech Lands. It was King Vladislaus II who decided to leave the center of Prague because of its busy trade road to Kutná Hora, a centre of medieval silver mining. The Powder Tower, a wonderful memorial of these times, still stands firmly attached to The Municipal House.

Experience the genius loci of the sumptuous halls. Allow yourself to be surrounded by the masterpieces of the greatest Czech sculptors and painters from the beginning of the last century: Jan Preisler, Mikoláš Aleš, Max Švabinský, František Ženíšek, Ladislav Šaloun, Josef Mařatka, Josef Václav Myslbek, and many others.

The Municipal House rightfully belongs among the Czech Republic’s national cultural monuments. It is a jewel whose significance far exceeds the borders of the Czech Republic. Experience the unforgettable atmosphere of our concerts. Let your children discover the path taken by Czech history – they will surely never forget where the Royal Court used to be. It was from one of the Municipal House balconies that our "Founding Fathers" declared the independence of Czechoslovakia on October 28, 1918. And at the end of 1989, the first meeting of the Communist government with representatives of the Civic Forum, led by Václav Havel, was held here too.

Please note:

The concert has no intermission.

Duration: 60 minutes

Children under 5 free.