Top Prague Classical Music

St. Francis Church is undergoing an extensive reconstruction this year, It will be open on Christmas and in 2018.  Spend a baroque-style evening in Prague at an organ concert at St Francis of Assisi Church in Old Town, near the Charles Bridge. Your ears will delight in the sounds of classical music being played by Czech musicians on one of Prague’s oldest organs, which dates back to 1702 and has been previously played by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.

Explore Old Town and enjoy a concert of classical music on this Prague combo tour. From the Astronomical Clock, walk around the city’s historical center with a knowledgeable guide, and see sights like the Charles Bridge. Then head to a baroque chapel or palace to listen to the works of Mozart, Bach or other classical artists.

Program:G. Rossini: Barber of Seville – OuvertureG. Verdi: Nabucco – Va pensieroM. Ravel: BoleroC. Orff – Carmina Burana – O FortunaA. L. Weber: Evita – Don´t cry for me ArgentinaG. Gershwin: Porgy and BessG. Gershwin: SumertimeA. Piazolla: LibertangoJewish tradicional songs:– Hevenu Shalom Alechem– As der rebbe Elimejlech– Lach Jerušalaim– Hava NagilaWe offer concerts of classical music. We can show you the unique area of Maisel synagogue. The Maisel synagogue was erected in 1592 on the basis of a privilege granted by Emperor Rudolf II. Its founder was Mordecai Maisel, the Mayor of the Prague Jewish Town.You will hear program perfomed by Czech Collegium Chamber Ensemble. Founded by the members of the Prague symphonists in 1996, it has become an inseparable element of the Prague cultural scene.All of the members of the ensemble are prominently involved in the Prague cultural life.

Prague visitors that want to enjoy a performance by the Czech Philharmonic might be able to find seats, but can expect long ticket lines, since shows are often quite popular. Music enthusiasts should avoid the hassle by pre-booking tickets to a chamber music concert. With your ticket, enjoy the performance in an historic neo-Renaissance building, and take advantage of easy box office pickup, for quick entry before the show.

Program:W.A.Mozart : A Little Night Music – AllegroJ.S.Bach : AirA.Vivaldi : The Four Seasons – The WinterG.Rossini : DuettoA.Dvořák : Largo from Symphony No.9 ,,From the New World“P.Mascagni : Intermezzo sinfonicoL.Bernstein : West Side Story – MariaG. Gershwin : Rhapsody in BlueG.Gershwin : An American in ParisG.Gershwin : SwaneeA.Rubinstein : Melody in FF.Loewe : My Fair LadyG. Gershwin : SummertimeJerry Bock : Fiddler On The RoofQueen / F.Mercury : Bohemian RhapsodyL.Cohen: HallelujahThe Maisel synagogue was erected in 1592 on the basis of a privilege granted by Emperor Rudolf II. Its founder was Mordecai Maisel, the Mayor of the Prague jewish Town.You will hear program perfomed by Czech Collegium Chamber Ensemble. Founded by the members of the Prague symphonists in 1996, it has become an inseparable element of the Prague cultural scene.All of the members of the ensemble are prominently involved in the Prague cultural life.