Experience a magical evening at Prague’s renowned Rudolfinum as the Parnas Ensemble takes the stage. This captivating concert features masterworks by the greats – Mozart, Vivaldi, and Smetana. Revel in the enchanting melodies of Vivaldi’s "Four Seasons," the evocative beauty of Smetana’s "Vltava," and the timeless charm of Mozart’s compositions. Set in the acoustically-superb Suk Hall, this 65-minute performance promises to transport you. Discover why this concert is a must-attend for classical music enthusiasts seeking an unforgettable experience. But don’t just take our word for it – the details ahead may pique your interest even further.
Good To Know
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The Parnas Ensemble will perform a 65-minute concert in the historic Rudolfinum featuring works by Mozart, Vivaldi, and Smetana.
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The program includes Vivaldi’s "The Four Seasons," Smetana’s "Vltava," and Bach’s "Air," catering to music enthusiasts.
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Ticket prices start at 1,450 CZK with a reserve-now-pay-later option and free cancellation up to 24 hours prior.
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The ensemble is renowned for their exceptional musicianship, technical brilliance, and emotional resonance in their interpretations.
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The concert will take place in the Rudolfinum, a renowned concert hall in Prague known for its exceptional acoustics and neo-Renaissance architecture.
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Concert Overview
The concert taking place at the Rudolfinum features the acclaimed Parnas Ensemble.
This 65-minute performance promises to delight music enthusiasts with a program that highlights works by renowned composers like Mozart, Vivaldi, Bach, Dvořák, and Smetana.
The concert will be held in Suk Hall, a historic and acoustically impressive venue within the iconic Rudolfinum building in the heart of Prague.
Attendees can look forward to experiencing a diverse repertoire, from the captivating movements of Vivaldi’s "The Four Seasons" to the enchanting melodies of Smetana’s "Vltava" and the timeless beauty of Bach’s "Air."
Ticket Details
Tickets for the concert in the Rudolfinum start at 1,450 CZK per person.
Attendees can take advantage of free cancellation up to 24 hours before the event for a full refund. Plus, the concert offers a reserve-now-pay-later option, allowing visitors to book their spot without upfront payment.
- Free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance
- Reserve now and pay later
- Dedicated seating included in ticket purchase
The concert features a diverse programme of classical masterpieces, including works by Mozart, Vivaldi, Smetana, and more.
Attendees can expect an evening of exceptional musical entertainment in the stunning Suk Hall of the Rudolfinum.
Featured Musical Works
The concert programme features a diverse selection of classical masterpieces, including a captivating excerpt from Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons, Bizet’s lively Suite from Carmen, and Debussy’s enchanting Clair de lune.
Ravel’s renowned Bolero and Smetana’s sweeping Vltava further showcase the ensemble’s versatility.
Alongside these works, the audience will enjoy Strauss’ playful Pizzicato Polka, Mozart’s charming A Little Night Music, and Schubert’s timeless Ave Maria.
The program also includes Bach’s serene Air and excerpts from Tchaikovsky’s Waltz of the Flowers and Dvořák’s Largo from the New World Symphony and Slavonic Dance, offering a well-rounded musical experience.
Ensemble Performance
The Parnas Ensemble’s captivating performance showcases their exceptional musicianship and harmony. The ensemble’s seamless execution and precise timing captivate the audience, transporting them through a diverse program of classical masterpieces.
Their interpretation of works by composers like Mozart, Vivaldi, and Smetana is both technically brilliant and emotionally resonant. The ensemble’s cohesion is evident in their:
- Impeccable intonation
- Sensitive phrasing
- Nuanced dynamics
The Parnas Ensemble’s virtuosity and ensemble chemistry create a truly mesmerizing concert experience for all in attendance at the Rudolfinum.
Concert Highlights
During the captivating concert in the Rudolfinum, the Parnas Ensemble‘s performance of Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons selection instantly captivates the audience.
The ensemble then transitions seamlessly into Bizet’s vibrant Suite from Carmen, followed by the delicate beauty of Debussy’s Clair de lune.
Ravel’s renowned Bolero and Smetana’s majestic Vltava further showcase the ensemble’s versatility.
Strauss’ playful Pizzicato Polka and Mozart’s timeless A Little Night Music provide moments of pure joy, while Schubert’s emotive Ave Maria and Bach’s serene Air offer moments of reflection.
The concert culminates with Tchaikovsky’s sweeping Waltz of the Flowers and Dvořák’s beloved Largo from the New World Symphony and Slavonic Dance, leaving the audience enchanted.
Accessibility Options
Wheelchair users and those with mobility challenges can access the Rudolfinum with ease, as the venue provides dedicated seating as part of the ticket purchase.
The concert hall is fully wheelchair accessible, ensuring a comfortable and inclusive experience for all attendees.
Plus, the venue offers the following amenities:
- Clearly marked accessible entrances and pathways
- Designated restroom facilities for guests with disabilities
- Attentive staff ready to assist with any special requirements
Concertgoers can check availability for starting times and plan their visit accordingly, making the most of the stunning Rudolfinum setting and the captivating musical program.
Meeting Point Location
Concertgoers can find the meeting point at the entrance on the left side of the Rudolfinum.
The Rudolfinum is a historic concert hall located in the heart of Prague. Directions to the meeting point are provided – simply open the Google Maps link to get step-by-step navigation to the venue.
This ensures attendees can easily locate the starting point and arrive on time for the concert.
With the meeting point clearly identified, concertgoers can focus on enjoying the performance by the Parnas Ensemble, which will feature a delightful program of classical and romantic works by renowned composers.
Prague’s Rudolfinum Venue
The Rudolfinum is a renowned concert hall located in the heart of Prague, renowned for its stunning neo-Renaissance architecture and exceptional acoustics.
This iconic venue has hosted some of the world’s greatest musicians and orchestras, making it a must-visit destination for classical music enthusiasts.
Some key features of the Rudolfinum include:
- Suk Hall, the main auditorium with seating for over 1,000 people
- State-of-the-art sound system and lighting for optimal concert experiences
- Easy accessibility, with wheelchair-friendly entrances and dedicated seating
With its rich history and world-class facilities, the Rudolfinum continues to be a cherished cultural landmark and a testament to Prague’s enduring dedication to the arts.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I Purchase Tickets on the Day of the Concert?
Yes, you can purchase tickets on the day of the concert. The concert tickets are available for same-day purchase, but it’s recommended to book in advance to secure your preferred seating.
Is There a Dress Code for the Event?
The event has no formal dress code. Attendees can wear smart casual attire, though some may opt for dressier outfits. The focus is on enjoying the music, so comfortable clothing that allows you to sit and listen is recommended.
Will There Be Refreshments Available During the Intermission?
There will be refreshments available during the intermission. Concertgoers can purchase snacks and beverages to enjoy while taking a break between musical performances. The venue will have a selection of light refreshments for attendees to choose from.
Are Photography and Recordings Allowed During the Performance?
Photography and recordings are generally not allowed during the performance to avoid disruption. Guests are kindly asked to refrain from using cameras or recording devices throughout the concert.
How Long Is the Intermission Between Musical Pieces?
The concert does not feature an intermission between musical pieces. The performance is scheduled to run continuously for 65 minutes without a break.
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The Sum Up
The Parnas Ensemble’s concert at the Rudolfinum promises an evening of musical enchantment. Audiences can look forward to captivating performances of works by Mozart, Vivaldi, and Smetana in the stunning Suk Hall. This 65-minute program offers a delightful classical music experience that enthusiasts won’t want to miss. Concertgoers can easily access the Rudolfinum, located in the heart of Prague.