On April 8, the Czech Philharmonic, in collaboration with renowned singer, musician, choir leader, and teacher Ida Kelarová, will celebrate International Romani Day. The concert will feature a performance by the Čhavorenge’s Children Choir and will be streamed live from Prague’s La Fabrika. The program will include jazz, classical, folk, and contemporary Romani music. Kelarová, Čhavorenge and players from the {…}
(Credit: Czech Philharmonic official website) The Czech Philharmonic has announced that it has canceled all performances until the end of February 2021. Among the canceled concerts is the presentation of Janáček’s opera “Káťa Kabanová” on Jan. 21, as well as tenor Ian Bostridge’s scheduled recital on Feb. 7, 2021. However, the orchestra announced a New Year’s Concert without an audience. {…}
(Credit: Petra Hajská) The Czech Philharmonic will be presenting a concert to an audience of 500 people at Sychrov Castle on June 24, 2020. The performance is dedicated to the healthcare workers in the Czech Republic who have been a major force behind the country’s stabilization during the outbreak of COVID-19. Since the lockdown began, the orchestra has presented a {…}
The Czech Philharmonic will be hosting a Mozart Benefit Gala on Saturday, May 23, 2020 to raise money for the People in Need Foundation, specifically for those with economic challenges resulting from the COVID-19 crisis and for the education of children. The concert will be led by Principal Guest conductor Tomáš Netopil with concert master Jiří Vodička and 39 members {…}