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14. 11. 2018

Prague Spring 2019 – programme announced

We are delighted to present you with the 74th edition of the Prague Spring Music Festival. In May 2019 Prague will welcome some of the greatest names on the classical...
12. 09. 2018

Prague Spring 2019

Stay tuned, programme of the Prague Spring 2019 will be published on 13 November 2018. Tickets go on sale on 12 December 2018.
17. 08. 2018

Prague Spring 2018 – Evaluation of the Festival

In 2018, the Prague Spring International Music Festival presented nearly sixty concerts with a broad spectrum of musical forms encompassing classical music and jazz, guest appearances by famous symphony orchestras...
13. 08. 2018

Rafael Kubelík

Author: Richard Freed   It is fitting in several respects that the opening concerts of the Prague Spring Festival 2014 have been designated a tribute to Rafael Kubelík, one of...
13. 05. 2018

Tomáš Netopil & ČF – Grandiose Opening!

Tomáš Netopil & Czech Philharmonic Orchestra – the opening concert of the 73rd edition of the Prague Spring Festival.
07. 05. 2018

Tomáš Brauner Standing in for the Conductor Leonard Slatkin

The Prague Spring festival regrets to report that the American conductor Leonard Slatkin has undergone a major surgical procedure, forcing him to cancel his appearance at the concert on 14...
04. 05. 2018

Last Tickets in the Best Categories

We are just one week away from the opening of the 2018 Prague Spring festival, and although the most desirable tickets to a number of programmes have already been sold...
23. 04. 2018

Pioneering efforts

In a year rich with anniversaries, Prague Spring is observing no less than three in a single concert. Immediately following the two opening performances of Má vlast, the Prague Symphony...
21. 04. 2018

It just seemed natural

Chuhei Iwasaki is a born conductor. The first sign came at the age of four, when he was playing violin in a student recital program. Suddenly he stopped, turned, and...
20. 04. 2018

Classical music can be the flagship of understanding and tolerance

Hungarian conductor Iván Fischer is the rarest of classical musicians, known just as much for his fearless political activism offstage as the inspirational performances he gives in concert halls. Case...