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Antiquarius Quartet Praga

Antiquarius Quartet Praga
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Zrcadlové kapli, Klementinum (Mirror Chapel, Clementinum)
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Zrcadlové kapli, Klementinum (Mirror Chapel, Clementinum)
1 Charles Street (Karlova)
Prague  1
Czech Republic
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£17.90 - £21.48
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Date
Thu, 16th October 2008
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is a Czech ensemble, which is engaged in the interpretation of classical and romantic music on period instruments. It is oriented mostly towards compositions from the time when the instrumental form of the string quartet came into existence. Players try, when performing the music, to use authentic means: instruments that were in practice in early times demonstrably, unwound gut strings and copies of old bows.

The musicians observe the intentions of a composer carefully by the study of period autographs and authentic editions. But they are also able to enrich them creatively, because they are educated in the art of ornamentation, variation and transcription.

Antiquarius quartet Praga have performed hundreds of concerts in the Czech Republic and abroad. Its members recorded a number of CD‘s; in particular for the Czech firm Arta Records and the Japanese company Exton.

Members:

Vaclav Navrat - classical violin

Simona Tydlitatova - classical violin

Ivo Anyz - classical viola

Petr Hejny - classical violoncello


The Klementinum was founded in 1232, but it was not until the Jesuits began to build a Catholic seat of learning in the 16th and 17th centuries that the buildings began to take shape. In 1773, the buildings were handed over to the university authorities. Today, the complex houses the Chapel of Mirrors - built in 1724 and reconstructed in 1997 - which is primarily used for classical concerts, and the Music Library. It is located just by Charles Bridge on the Old Town side.

Nearest metro: Starometska (Line A)