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The meeting with Leila Josefowicz, a violinist admired the world over, promises artistic charisma, breath-taking technique and an emotionally charged performance.

This evening will provide a unique experience tying together live music and a film screening.

The fate of Anita Garibaldi, a wife of the patriotic leader, has inspired a singer, composer and multi-instrumentalist Radůza to write a musically dramatic work.

The Prague Radio Symphony Orchestra is to perform two concerts at our oldest and most revered music festival, Prague Spring.

Dvořákova síň, Rudolfinum, 27. 9. 2019

The bassist’s jazz trio, accompanied by the Prague Radio Symphony Orchestra, played at Forum Karlín in Prague on November 8.

On Monday 18 November the Dvořák Hall will take on an atmosphere of fairy tales, ballads and demons.

Dvorak’s early Concerto for Cello and Piano in A Major was heard in a later orchestral arrangement by the leading expert on Dvořák’s music Jarmil Burghauser.

Returning to Prague for the final concert of the season will be the Prague Radio Symphony Orchestra's artist-in-residence Lukáš Vondráček.

In the Rudolfinum's Dvořák Hall, a shortened, eighty-minute concert version of the opera was performed.

The Prague Radio Symphony Orchestra is entering the 2019/2020 season with several innovations.

Returning to Prague for the final concert of the season will be the Prague Radio Symphony Orchestra's artist-in-residence Lukáš Vondráček.

Dvořák's cantata Stabat Mater, the birth of which drew painful inspiration from the death of three of his children, is one of the author's first truly mature works.

This subscriber concert conducted by Petr Altrichter belong to Russian and Soviet music.

Marek Šedivý makes no secret of his positive relationship to French and Russian repertoires. The March concert of the Prague Radio Symphony Orchestra was the proof of this.

Gershwin’s opera Porgy and Bess is the first true American opera. It brilliantly combines Afro-American music, jazz and even Broadway songs with European opera tradition.

The first concert of February promised to be an exceptional experience, bringing together the music of the early Romantic period with contemporary music.

The music of Bratislava native and Beethoven's contemporary Johann Nepomuk Hummel frames this concert dedicated to wind instruments.

For his second concert of the season, new radio symphony principal conductor Alexander Liebreich has invited the excellent Russian-German violinist Alina Pogostkina.

The first concert by Marek Šedivý in the position of main guest conductor opened with the dramatic overture to the opera The Flying Dutchman by Richard Wagner.