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Municipal house The Municipal House is a popular tourist attraction because it is one of the most remarkable constructions of NeoBaroque, NeoRenaissance, and both Western and Oriental influences which fuse together with Czech Art Nouveau. The monumental appearance of the building is crowned by the outstanding decor created by most of the prominent Czech artists of the day. Art Nouveau Hall |
Rudolfinum The Rudolfinum is a music auditorium and one of the most important neo-renaissance buildings in Prague. Currently it is the home-stage of the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra and one of the main venues for the Prague Spring International Music Festival held each year from May to June. The ceremonial opening on February 8, 1885 was attended by Rudolf, Austrian Prince Royal, in whose honour the House of Artists was given the name Rudolfinum. The concert hall was designed by architects Josef Zítek and Josef Schultz. The facade is an analogy of the fire destroyed Semper Opera in Dresden (1838-41). Dvorak hall has 1023 seats available and Suk hall has 211 seats. |
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| Philharmonies Several times a year you have the unique opportunity to listen to all important filharmonies in the Czech Republic and very often accompanied by a special foreign soloist or conductor. Orchestras All orchestra musicians are well established professionals performing in well known filharmonies and other musical bodies in the Czech Republic like Czech filharmony, National Theatre, Estate Theatre etc. Conductors Aside from the well-known Czech female conductor Miriam Nìmcová you can see local filharmony conductors. Often we have special guest conductors from USA, Spain, France, Mexico, South Korea and many others countries all around the world. |
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