Concerts and tickets
May 2021
Prague Spring: Immersed in Stravinsky
PKF — Prague Philharmonia
Marián Lejava — conductor
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June 2021
Haydn. Mozart. Vranický
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Ginastera. Schulhoff. Dvořák
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Håkan Hardenberger – a Trumpet Player or a Conductor?
Håkan Hardenberger — soloist (trumpet), conductor
Ivo Kahánek — piano
Jiří Havrlant — harpsichord
PKF — Prague Philharmonia
Jaromír Javůrek — speaker
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Buzzi. Saint-Saëns. Beethoven
TRIO INCENDIO
Filip Zaykov — violin
Vilém Petras — cello
Karolína Františová — piano
GUESTS:
Eva Garajová — mezzo-soprano
Václav Fürbach — bassoon
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Hudební delikatesy od PKF aneb koncert za odměnu
Petr Wajsar
Jana Kmiťová
Miloš ORSON Štědroň
PKF — Prague Philharmonia chamber soloists and guests
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Gounod. Gershwin. Hindemith
BELFIATO QUINTET
Oto Reiprich — flute
Jan Souček — oboe
Jiří Javůrek — clarinet
Jan Hudeček — bassoon
Kateřina Javůrková — French Horn
GUEST: Kateřina Kněžíková — soprano
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September 2021
Kaprálová. Martinů
GUEST: Taťjana Medvecká — artistic recitation
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Saint-Saëns. Rachmaninoff. Berlioz. Tanguy
The opening concert of the 28th season.
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October 2021
Presentation of 20th-century Czech music: Viktor Kalabis and Jan Kapr
PKF — Prague Philharmonia chamber soloists and their guests
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November 2021
A Woman's Love and Life: Clara Schumann. Robert Schumann. Johannes Brahms
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Bach. Rota. Mendelssohn
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December 2021
Bach. Caccini. Jacquet de la Guerre
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Presentation of 21st-century Czech music (I): Hanuš Bartoň and Michal Nejtek
Hanuš Bartoň, Michal Nejtek
PKF — Prague Philharmonia chamber soloists and their guests
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Beethoven. Martinů
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January 2022
Mozart. Schubert
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Presentation of 21st-century Czech music (II): Jan Kučera and Petr Wajsar
Jan Kučera, Petr Wajsar
PKF — Prague Philharmonia chamber soloists and their guests
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To the last breath
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To the last breath
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February 2022
Inauguration Concert of the French Presidency of the Council of the European Union
Michel Dalberto — piano (Ravel)
Stanislav Gallin — piano (Martinů)
Emmanuel Villaume — conductor
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Rameau. Strozzi. Vivaldi
GUESTS: Milena Kolářová — violin & Václav Petr — cello
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March 2022
Presentation of 21st-century Slovak music: Ľuboš Bernáth and Matej Sloboda
PKF — Prague Philharmonia chamber soloists and their guests
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Saint-Saëns. Tchaikovsky. Strauss
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Coming soon: Camille Thomas
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April 2022
Poulenc. Roussel. Gounod. Mendelssohn
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Brunner. Saint-Saëns. Glick (replacement date)
Replacement of K4 from 14 December 2020.
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Hungary: Zoltán Kodály and György Ligeti
PKF — Prague Philharmonia chamber soloists and their guests
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Beethoven. Fanny Mendelssohn. Webern
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May 2022
Gounod. Mozart. Strauss
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Tailleferre. Poulenc
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Polish modern school: Krzysztof Penderecki and Henryk Górecki
PKF — Prague Philharmonia chamber soloists and their guests
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June 2022
Whirlwind drumming
Jakub Pikla — conductor
If in a rhythm you want to play
you must keep a steady beat.
When the music takes you away
you’ll reach heaven from your seat.
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Whirlwind drumming
Jakub Pikla — conductor
If in a rhythm you want to play
you must keep a steady beat.
When the music takes you away
you’ll reach heaven from your seat.
Venue
Dvořák. Mozart. Haydn (replacement date)
GUEST: Jan Brabec — clarinet
Replacement of K10 from 1 June 2020.
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Coming soon: Evening with Emmanuel Villaume
An evening with the PKF — Prague Philharmonia Music Director & Chief Conductor, Emmanuel Villaume.
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French-German Dialogue
Closing concert of the 28th season