Where: Church of St Simon and Jude, U Milosrdných, Staré Město, Česko show on map
We invite you to a festive concert commemorating the 150th anniversary of the renowned Bayreuth Wagner Festival. The program will feature impressive works by Richard Wagner and Johann Sebastian Bach performed by the Charles University Choir and Orchestra under the baton of conductor Haig Utidjian.
🎟️ Free admission
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Where: Concert Hall of the Prague Conservatory, Dvořákovo nábř. 2, Prague 1 show on map
Columbus Symphony Youth Orchestra is one of the leading youth orchestras in the United States. Bringing together talented young musicians from across central Ohio, the orchestra regularly performs on prestigious concert stages under the direction of Elias Miller.
Columbus Symphony Youth Orchestra was founded in 1955 at the initiative of conductor Claude Monteux and has remained closely connected with the professional Columbus Symphony Orchestra ever since. The orchestra includes approximately 90 talented high school musicians from across central Ohio, selected through a highly competitive audition process.
Under the direction of Elias Miller, the young musicians develop not only their technical abilities but also a strong sense of ensemble collaboration. Through close cooperation with professional members of the Columbus Symphony Orchestra, students gain valuable experience in authentic symphonic performance practice and regularly appear on prestigious concert stages.
Elias Miller serves as Assistant Conductor of the Columbus Symphony Orchestra and Music Director of the Columbus Symphony Youth Orchestra. He has collaborated with leading American orchestras including the New York Philharmonic and Minnesota Orchestra, and made his Carnegie Hall debut in 2023. In addition to conducting, he is also an accomplished pianist, cellist, and educator.
Selection from the programme:
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – The Magic Flute Overture
Johann Nepomuk Hummel – Trumpet Concerto in E-flat Major
Giovanni Gabrieli – Canzon Duodecimi Toni
Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy – Nocturne for Wind Instruments
Edward Elgar – Serenade for Strings (II. movement: Larghetto)
Johannes Brahms – Hungarian Dances Nos. 5 and 6
Where: Culture House Ládví, Burešova 2, Prague 8 show on map
A top American ensemble - a combination of symphony, brass, jazz and string orchestras and a concert choir.
The American Music Abroad Stars & Stripes Tour hails from the southeastern United States and is comprised of students from Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio, Georgia, Florida, and South Carolina. These high school musicians will be performing in the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Austria, and Germany this summer. We are excited to introduce our symphony orchestra and brass band programs, and we hope you enjoy the concert!
Conductors: Dr. Frank Zimmerer, Mrs. Jen Zimmerer, Mrs. Mandy Funderburk, Mr. John Hylton.
The conductors of the Stars & Stripes Tour are music educators from Tennessee, USA.
A diverse repertoire will be performed.
Admission is voluntary.
The voluntary admission fee will be donated to the DIAKONIE ČCE Foundation, one of the most prominent social service providers in the Czech Republic and the number one in special education. It has been helping children, adults, seniors, and people in various life crises for more than 30 years. It provides social, health, educational and pastoral services in more than 279 facilities nationwide.
Where: Korunní Chapel, Korunní 60, Vinohrady, Česko show on map
A choir that has performed, for example, at Carnegie Hall, in St. Peter's Basilica in the Vatican, or at the White House for President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama.
Selection from the program:
Heinrich Schütz – Cantate Domino
Johann Sebastian Bach – Wir eilen mit schwachen (from Cantata No. 78)
Franz Biebl – Ave Maria
Elaine Hagenberg – O Love
Traditional Spiritual, arr. André Thomas – Keep Your Lamps
Zachary J. Moore – Hope
Admission is voluntary.
The voluntary admission fee will be donated to the DIAKONIE ČCE foundation, which is one of the most important providers of social services in the Czech Republic and the number one in special education. For more than 30 years, it has been helping children, adults and seniors as well as people in various life crises. It provides social health, educational and pastoral services in more than 279 facilities nationwide.
Where: Culture House Ládví, Burešova 2, Prague 8 show on map
A top American ensemble - a combination of symphony, brass, jazz and string orchestras.
Admission is voluntary.
The voluntary admission fee will be donated to the DIAKONIE ČCE Foundation, which is one of the most important providers of social services in the Czech Republic and the number one in special education. For more than 30 years, it has been helping children, adults and seniors as well as people in various life crises. It provides social health, educational and pastoral services in more than 279 facilities nationwide.
10. 2. 2026 | Dear members of the Concert Club,
thank you for your continued support.
By attending our concerts, you are not only enjoying music but also helping good causes 💛
In 2025, we collected a total of CZK 123,825 through voluntary admission fees at Concert Club events. This amount was subsequently donated to non-profit organizations.
The supported organizations and projects included:
Acorus, Diakonie, Cesta domů, Helppes, Střecha (St. Peter and Paul Basilica – Vyšehrad), NF Alzheimer, St. Anne’s Church in Sedlec, and Olga Černá’s benefit concert in Prague.
The entire collected amount was donated in full to organizations that provide help where it is most needed.
Thank you for helping us connect music with solidarity.
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11. 3. 2025 | Dear members of the Concert Club,
As part of the Musica Orbis 2025 concert series, the Smetana Hall of the Municipal House and the Church of St. Simon and Jude will feature a diverse repertoire ranging from classical greats to contemporary works performed by renowned orchestras from the USA, Turkey and Germany.
Tickets can be purchased online at the Concert Club website under the Tickets tab or at one of the pre-sale dates at our office (Na Kozačce 1, Prague 2 - Vinohrady - entrance from Máchova Street).
Pre-sale takes place every THURSDAY, 9 am - 5 pm.
You are cordially invited!
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11. 2. 2025 | Dear members of the Concert Club,
we are already offering club concerts, which will start this year with American and Canadian choirs and orchestras.
You are cordially invited!
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