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Duration : 60 min
The Mirror Chapel, a High Baroque gem in Prague’s Klementinum, blends history, culture, and stunning architecture near Old Town Square and Charles Bridge.
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| Category A | 850 CZK | |
| Category B | 650 CZK |
The Best of Czech and World Music
Concert of a string quartet in the Mirror Chapel of Prague’s Klementinum. String chamber orchestra consisting of first and second violin, viola, violoncello and double bass. The length of the concert is approximately one hour. The Mirror Chapel is heated and is also part of the paid-visitor circuit, so arrive early and take a nice leisurely tour of the interior. We look forward to seeing you there.
PROGRAM :
B. SMETANA MOLDAU
A. DVOŘÁK HUMORESQUE, LARGO, SLAVONIC DANCE NO. 8
G. BIZET INTERMEZZO AND OUVERTURE FROM THE OPERA CARMEN
J. PACHELBEL CANON IN D
J. S. BACH AIR
A. VIVALDI FOUR SEASONS – 2ND MOVEMENT FROM „WINTER“, „COMPLETE SPRING“
W. A. MOZART DIVERTIMENTO IN F
T. ALBINONI ADAGIO
J. BRAHMS HUNGARIEN DANCES NO. 6., 5.
Venue
The Mirror Chapel, officially known as the Chapel of the Annunciation, is a stunning example of High Baroque architecture nestled within the historic Klementinum complex in Prague’s Old Town. Built between 1722 and 1726, the chapel earned its name from the numerous ornate mirrors adorning its interior. Originally consecrated in 1784 and again in 1815, it served its religious purpose until 1923 before undergoing a complete restoration. Since 1936, the chapel has hosted cultural events such as concerts and exhibitions, showcasing its timeless elegance. Part of the former Jesuit college, the Klementinum is Prague’s second-largest building complex after Prague Castle, housing the National Library of the Czech Republic and standing as a national cultural monument. Located near the Old Town Square and Charles Bridge, the Klementinum is a centerpiece of Prague’s architectural and cultural heritage.
Cast
Quartet cast:
First violin Zdenek Pechousek
Second violin Jitka Jirickova
Viola Jitka Balkova
Cello Jitka Malatkova
Programme:
Bedřich Smetana Vltava (The Moldau)
Antonín Dvořák Humoresque No. 7 (Op. 101), Symphony №9, “From The New World” – II – Largo, Slavonic Dance No. 8 Op. 46
Johann Pachelbel Canon in D major
Georges Bizet Intermezzo, Overture to the opera Carmen
Antonio Vivaldi The Four Seasons – complete Spring and 2nd movement from Winter
Johann Sebastian Bach Air – Suite No.3 D major BWV 1068
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Divertimento in F major, K.138/125c
Tomaso Albinoni Adagio in G minor
Johannes Brahms Hungarian dances no. 5 in G minor and no. 6 in D major