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Festival Of Top Orchestras; Virtuosi Di Praga

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Smetanova síň Obecního domu (Municipal House, Smetana Hall)
Prague, Czech Republic

£23.91 - £34.17

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• You can pick up your tickets personally at the BTI offices in Central Prague:

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Festival Of Top Orchestras; Virtuosi Di Praga

Smetanova síň Obecního domu (Municipal House, Smetana Hall)

Prague

Czech Republic

Fri, 17th October 2008

Tickets to a classical music concert at Prague's Smetanova síň Obecního domu (Municipal House, Smetana Hall), featuring works by Virtuosi Di Praga.

Virtuosi Di Praga (Orchestra)
Reinhold Friedrich (Soloist)
Born 1963 in Weingarten, 1983 to 1999 Soloist at the Radio Symphonic Orchestra Frankfurt, 1986 award at the ARD-contest in Munich, since 1989 professor for trumpet at the conservatory for music Karlsruhe.
Magdalena Sestakova (Soloist)
piano
Christoph Müller (Conductor)

Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus: Serenata Notturna

Mozart, Leopold: Concerto for trumpet and orchestra

Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus: Concerto for piano and orchestra No.20 D Minor

Haydn, Franz Joseph: Concerto for trumpet and orchestra

Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus: Sinfonia G Minor No. 40, KV 550

Address

Smetanova síň Obecního domu (Municipal House, Smetana Hall)

Náměstí Republiky 5
Praha 1

Other Information

The Municipal House itself is one of the most interesting buildings in the Czech Republic. Designed in 1904 and built in 1912, it became a centre of culture and fine arts in Prague. It has one of the best concert halls in the city, Smetanov's Hall, and also contains a few beautiful smaller halls. There is also a gallery for art and exhibitions in the Municipal House, a restaurant with excellent cousine, a "kavarna" - one of the best and nicest coffee shops in town and a pub, designed and maintained in the traditions of the old Czech style with, of course, Czech beer.