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Running Time
65 minutes
Price Reductions
850 CZK Tickets (rows 1-7)
Senior (65+yrs): 750 CZK.
Student (12-26yrs): 750 CZK.
Child (0-11yrs): 50 CZK.

700 CZK Tickets (rows 8-13)
Senior (65+yrs): 600 CZK.
Student (12-26yrs): 600 CZK.
Child (0-11yrs): 50 CZK.

550 CZK Tickets (rows 14-17)
Senior (65+yrs): 450 CZK.
Student (12-26yrs): 450 CZK.
Child (0-11yrs): 50 CZK.

If you qualify for free or discounted tickets, state it in Special Requests on the booking form.

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Discounts are applied after you book and will be shown in your booking confirmation.

Dress Code
No official dress code for concerts, attire is mostly smart casual
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Gala Vivaldi at the Klementinum

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Classical Concert

PERFORMANCE DETAILS

The remarkable Gala Vivaldi concert is performed in the historic Mirror Chapel at the Klementinum in the Old Town by the Dvořák Symphony Orchestra Prague.

The Mirror Chapel is the most beautiful Baroque concert hall in Prague. It houses two 18th century organs, one played by W.A. Mozart on his visits to the Klementinum.

The Dvorák Symphony Orchestra Prague is formed of eminent musicians from the National Theatre, Prague State Opera, Prague Symphony Orchestra and the Czech Philharmonic.

In addition to performing regularly in Prague, the orchestra has undertaken highly successful tours of Europe, the USA, Japan and South Korea.

Joining the orchestra on stage in the concert are three of Prague's foremost soloists.

The concert includes 'The Four Seasons'. Vivaldi's music was very popular in Prague during the composer's lifetime. Between 1726-1736, six of his operas, including two premieres, were performed in the city.

PERFORMERS & INSTRUMENTS

Dvořák Symphony Orchestra Prague

Baroque Organ, Solo Singer and Violin Soloist.

G. Bizet
Overture from the opera Carmen

G.F. Handel
Lascia ch'io pianga from the opera Rinaldo

W.A. Mozart
Divertimento in D Major (selection), Agnus Dei from Coronation Mass

A. Dvorák
Slavonic Dance No.8

F. Schubert
Ave Maria

J.S. Bach
Toccata and Fugue in D Minor

P.I. Tchaikovsky
Theme from the ballet Swan Lake

A. Dvořák
Rusalka's Aria from the opera Rusalka

A. Vivaldi
The Four Seasons: Spring, Winter

G. Rossini
Una Voce Poco Fa from the opera The Barber of Seville.