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We cordially invite you to a concert of the EuroArt Prague International Chamber Music Festival in the Martinů Hall of the Lichtenstein Palace.
This is the third of four concerts in the 2025–26 season, during which the Stamic Quartet is celebrating its 40th anniversary.

The quartet has invited musical friends with whom they have collaborated over the course of their career and who have supported them on their journey to perform alongside them.

Performers:
Stephan Siegenthaler – clarinet, Switzerland
Karel Plocek – viola

Stamic Quartet
Jindřich Pazdera – violin
Josef Kekula – violin
Jan Pěruška – viola
Petr Hejný – cello

Program:
Pavel Vranický: String Quartet in A major, Op. 29, No. 3
Ludwig van Beethoven: String Quartet in F major, Op. 135, No. 16
Johannes Brahms: Clarinet Quintet in B minor, Op. 115

TICKETS
The ticket price for Concert Club members is CZK 190.
The regular ticket price is CZK 300–400.
Reserve your tickets here on the website and pay for them at the concert venue.
When purchasing tickets, please indicate that you are a member of the Concert Club.

How to get a ticket?
1. Select a seat at the link.
2. In your shopping cart, select the “Set discount” button in the overview of your selected tickets.
3. Select the PROMO 02 category.
4. Enter the discount code Klub25.
5. You will receive a ticket for CZK 500.
4. Pay for your tickets and look forward to the performance 🙂

Performers
Actor Jan Čenský
Graphic artist German Grott
EUTERPE orchestra
Conductor Alim Šach
Conductor Louis Hedde

“We see clearly only with the heart. What is essential is invisible to the eye.”
This unique literary and musical performance, inspired by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s immortal story The Little Prince, will take you back to a world where you can rediscover joy, friendship, and the beauty hidden in small things.
Unforgettable excerpts from the book will come to life on stage, performed by the charismatic Jan Čenský, whose voice and interpretation will open the door to a world of childhood imagination and profound wisdom.
The musical atmosphere will be created by masterpieces by the greats – Bach, Dvořák, Smetana, Saint-Saëns, Ravel, Debussy, Bizet – performed by a symphony orchestra conducted by the world-renowned conductor Alim Shah and French conductor Louis Hedde.
Exupéry’s poetic illustrations will be reborn before your eyes on stage – the brilliant painter and traveler German Grott will transfer them to canvas during the performance.
This evening is an invitation for those who long to “see with their hearts” again.
“You are forever responsible for what you have tamed.”

Violinist Karen Su and pianist Ruben Plazier are among the world’s leading violin-piano duos and are laureates of the prestigious Queen Elisabeth Competition. This renowned duo will perform for Prague audiences in a joint recital at the Suk Hall of the Rudolfinum.

The program will feature Edvard Grieg’s Violin Sonata No. 3 in C minor, Tomas Vitali’s virtuoso Chaconne in G minor, and César Franck’s romantic Violin Sonata in A major. Thanks to their extraordinary ensemble playing and captivating interpretations, Karen Su and Ruben Plazier promise listeners an evening full of passion, virtuosity, and musical beauty.

TICKETS:
With the discount code SUK25, you can purchase tickets in all price categories (CZK 950–650) for a flat price of CZK 250 at the link below.

Program:
Edvard Grieg (1843–1907)
Holberg Suite, Op. 40 – Praeludium, Sarabande, Gavotte–Musette–Gavotte, Air, Rigaudon

Ludwig van Beethoven (1770–1827)
Sonata in C minor, Op. 13 “Pathétique” – Grave, Allegro di molto

Jelena Poulíčková (1965) – music
Daniela Poulíčková – poems
Ballade
Lotus Dance
Lullaby
Rain

Frédéric Chopin (1810–1849)
Waltzes (Op. 64 No. 2, Op. 64 No. 1, Op. 18)
Nocturnes (Op. 27 Nos. 1 & 2)
Études (Op. 25 Nos. 10, 11, 12)

The Ondrášek Concert Choir and Ondrášek Chamber Choir from the Nový Jičín Music School will perform on stage in Prague – two exceptional ensembles that are among the most successful Czech choirs of recent decades. Under the baton of conductor Boris Nykl and with piano accompaniment by Tomáš Vrána, they will perform a varied program ranging from Renaissance to contemporary works, including original compositions written especially for Ondrášek.

During its more than 58 years of existence, Ondrášek has made a name for itself on prestigious stages around the world – from Washington to Tampere to Kaunas and Jūrmala – and regularly collects awards, including Grand Prix and gold medals.

The Ondrášek Chamber Choir, composed of former and current members of the concert choir, also boasts extraordinary successes in international competitions and proves with its interpretations that choral singing can be just as thrilling as an orchestral concert.

TICKETS:
You can purchase discounted tickets for CZK 190 (regular price CZK 250)
– online at the GoOut website
– in cash at the Concert Club office (Na Kozačce 1, Prague 2 – entrance from Máchova Street) every Thursday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

The Ondrášek Concert Choir and Ondrášek Chamber Choir from the Nový Jičín Music School will perform on stage in Prague – two exceptional ensembles that are among the most successful Czech choirs of recent decades. Under the baton of conductor Boris Nykl and with piano accompaniment by Tomáš Vrána, they will perform a varied program ranging from Renaissance to contemporary works, including original compositions written especially for Ondrášek.

During its more than 58 years of existence, Ondrášek has made a name for itself on prestigious stages around the world – from Washington to Tampere to Kaunas and Jūrmala – and regularly collects awards, including Grand Prix and gold medals.

The Ondrášek Chamber Choir, composed of former and current members of the concert choir, also boasts extraordinary successes in international competitions and proves with its interpretations that choral singing can be just as thrilling as an orchestral concert.

TICKETS:
You can purchase discounted tickets for CZK 190 (regular price CZK 250)
– online at the GoOut website
– in cash at the Concert Club office (Na Kozačce 1, Prague 2 – entrance from Máchova Street) every Thursday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.