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Orchestrální Řada – Symfonické Orchestry PRAŽSKÉ JARO 2018 PRAGUE SPRING 2018 73. mezinárodní hudební festival 73rd International Music Festival 5. 5. SO / SAT 11.30 / 11.30 am Výstaviště Praha Prague Exhibition Grounds J. J. BIG BAND Koncert v rámci veletrhu Sport Expo This concert is held as part of the Sport Expo trade fair ve spolupráci s RunCzech In association with the RunCzech Vstup volný Free entry 10. 5. ČT / THU 20.00 / 8 pm Royal PŘED ZAHÁJENÍM NEFORMÁLNĚ INFORMAL FESTIVAL PRELUDE Tomáš Kačo – klavír piano Libor Heřman – kontrabas double bass Michail Pašajev – bicí nástroje drums Classical Edge & Gypsy Soul Kč CZK 800 12. 5. SO / SAT 10.00 / 10 am Vyšehradský hřbitov Vyšehrad cemetery, Slavín POCTA BEDŘICHU SMETANOVI TRIBUTE TO BEDŘICH SMETANA Vstup volný Free entry 16.00 / 4 pm Park Kampa ZAHÁJENÍ NA KAMPĚ OPENING ON KAMPA Sledujte zahájení Pražského jara 2018 již tradičně v parku na Kampě! Now a traditional festival venue, Kampa park is a great place to watch the opening concet of the Prague Spring 2018! Vstup volný Free entry Technologický partner Technology partner CETIN 20.00 / 8 pm Obecní dům Municipal House ZAHAJOVACÍ KONCERT OPENING CONCERT Česká filharmonie Czech Philharmonic Tomáš Netopil – dirigent conductor Bedřich Smetana Má vlast My Country Kč CZK 3900/2900/2150/1500/E1000/ST650 13. 5. NE / SUN 16.00 / 4 pm 1. část Part 1 20.00 / 8 pm 2. část Part 2 Rudolfinum, Dvořákova síň Dvořák Hall MEZINÁRODNÍ HUDEBNÍ SOUTĚŽ PRAŽSKÉ JARO PRAGUE SPRING INTERNATIONAL MUSIC COMPETITION FINÁLE, VIOLONCELLO FINALS, CELLO Symfonický orchestr Českého rozhlasu Prague Radio Symphony Orchestra Jiří Rožeň – dirigent conductor Johann Sebastian Bach Preludium, Allemande, Courante ze Suity pro sólové violoncello BWV 1010 nebo BWV 1012 Prelude, Allemande, Courante from the Suite for violoncello solo BWV 1010 or BWV 1012 Antonín Dvořák Koncert pro violoncello a orchestr h moll op. 104 Cello Concerto in B minor Op. 104 Kč CZK jedna část one part 400/300/250/Rozkvět Blossoming Při nákupu vstupenek na obě části sleva 20 % Receive a 20% discount with the purchase of tickets for both parts 20.00 / 8 pm Obecní dům Municipal House ČESKÁ FILHARMONIE CZECH PHILHARMONIC Tomáš Netopil – dirigent conductor Bedřich Smetana Má vlast My Country Kč CZK 2600/2050/1550/1150/E750/ST450/Rozkvět Blossoming 14. 5. PO / MON 16.00 / 4 pm 1. část Part 1 20.00 / 8 pm 2. část Part 2 Rudolfinum, Dvořákova síň Dvořák Hall MEZINÁRODNÍ HUDEBNÍ SOUTĚŽ PRAŽSKÉ JARO PRAGUE SPRING INTERNATIONAL MUSIC COMPETITION FINÁLE, LESNÍ ROH FINALS, FRENCH HORN PKF-Prague Philharmonia Marek Šedivý – dirigent conductor Wihanovo kvarteto Wihan Quartet Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Kvintet Es dur KV 407 Quintet in E flat major KV 407 Richard Strauss Koncert pro lesní roh a orchestr č. 2 Horn Concerto No. 2 Kč CZK jedna část one part 400/300/250/Rozkvět Blossoming Při nákupu vstupenek na obě části sleva 20 % Receive a 20% discount with the purchase of tickets for both parts Rozkvět Kč CZK 200 20.00 / 8 pm Obecní dům Municipal House KONCERT K VÝROČÍ ZALOŽENÍ STÁTU IZRAEL CONCERT TO MARK THE ANNIVERSARY OF THE FOUNDING OF THE STATE OF ISRAEL Symfonický orchestr hl. m. Prahy FOK Prague Symphony Orchestra Leonard Slatkin – dirigent conductor Tomáš Brauner – asistent dirigenta assistant conductor Julian Rachlin – housle violin rezidenční umělec festivalu artist in residence Pavla Vykopalová – soprán soprano vypravěč v jednání narrator to be announced Pueri Gaudentes Zdena Součková – sbormistryně choirmaster Pražský filharmonický sbor Prague Philharmonic Chorus Jaroslav Brych – sbormistr choirmaster Arnold Schönberg Ten, který přežil Varšavu op. 46 A Survivor from Warsaw Op. 46 Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy Houslový koncert e moll op. 64 Violin Concerto in E minor Op. 64 Leonard Bernstein Symfonie č. 3 „Kadiš“ Symphony No. 3 „Kaddish“ Kč CZK 1400/1100/850/600/E**/ ST250/Rozkvět Blossoming 15. 5. ÚT / TUE 20.00 / 8 pm Obecní dům Municipal House ROYAL CONCERTGEBOUW ORCHESTRA AMSTERDAM Daniele Gatti – dirigent conductor Daniil Trifonov – klavír piano Symfonický orchestr Pražské konzervatoře Prague Conservatoire Symphony Orchestra Miriam Němcová – dirigentka conductor Carl Maria von Weber Euryanthe op. 81 Sergej Prokofjev Klavírní koncert č. 3 C dur op. 26 Piano Concerto No. 3 in C major Op. 26 Gustav Mahler Symfonie č. 1 D dur „Titán“ Symphony No. 1 in D major „Titan“ Kč CZK 4500/3450/2500/1750/E1150/ST700/Rozkvět Blossoming Premium Kč CZK7400 20.00 / 8 pm Anežský klášter St Agnes‘ Convent TĚŽKÉ JE OPUSTIT KRÁSU HOW DIFFICULT IT IS TO FORSAKE BEAUTY Irena Troupová – soprán soprano Jan Dušek – klavír piano Viktor Ullmann Těžké je opustit krásu Schwer ist‘s, das Schöne zu lassen Pavel Haas Suita pro klavír op. 13 Suite for Piano Op. 13 Erwin Schulhoff Písně na texty Hanse Steigera ze sbírky „Snop obilí“ op. 2 Songs written to texts by Hans Steiger from the collection “Sheaf of Corn” Op. 2 Hans Winterberg Písně pro soprán Songs for Soprano Hans Krása Pět písní op. 4 Five Songs Op. 4 Rudolf Karel Tři valčíky op. 18 Three Waltzes Op. 18 Viktor Ullmann Šest sonetů na texty Louïze Labé Six sonnets written to texts by Louise Labé Op. 34 Kč CZK 400 16. 5. ST / WED 20.00 / 8 pm Rudolfinum, Dvořákova síň Dvořák Hall JULIAN RACHLIN rezidenční umělec festivalu artist in residence Julian Rachlin – housle violin, viola Itamar Golan – klavír piano Ludwig van Beethoven Houslová sonáta č. 6 A dur op. 30 Violin Sonata No. 6 in A major Op. 30 Dmitrij Šostakovič Violová sonáta op. 147 Viola Sonata Op. 147 Antonín Dvořák Romantické kusy op. 75 Romantic Pieces Op. 75 Johannes Brahms Houslová sonáta č. 3 d moll op. 108 Violin Sonata No. 3 in D minor Op. 108 Kč CZK 900/700/550/E400/SL250/ST200/Rozkvět Blossoming 20.00 / 8 pm Anežský klášter St Agnes‘ Convent NEUE VOCALSOLISTEN STUTTGART Georg Friedrich Haas Liebesgedichte Giovanni Bertelli Le premier jour Salvatore Sciarrino 12 madrigali Kč CZK 500/Rozkvět Blossoming 17. 5. ČT / THU 20.00 / 8 pm Rudolfinum, Dvořákova síň Dvořák Hall MONTEVERDI CHOIR & ENGLISH BAROQUE SOLOIST Sir John Eliot Gardiner – dirigent conductor Johann Sebastian Bach Kantáty Cantatas „Weinen, Klagen, Sorgen, Zagen“ BWV 12 „Wachet! Betet! Betet! Wachet!“ BWV 70 „Jesus schläft, was soll ich hoffen?“ BWV 81 „Wachet auf, ruft uns die Stimme“ BWV 140 Kč CZK 2900/2300/1850/E1200/SL750/ST500/ Rozkvět Blossoming Premium Kč CZK 4400 20.00 / 8 pm Pražská křižovatka Prague Crossroads AMÓS LORA QUARTET Amós Lora – kytara guitar Luis Guerra – klavír piano Reinier Elizarde „El Negrón“ – kontrabas double bass Manu Masedo – bicí nástroje drums Autorská tvorba a úpravy děl hudebních velikánů v podání mladých jazzových hudebníků Original pieces and arrangements of works by the musical greats, performed by young jazz musicians Kč CZK 800/600/400 18. 5. PÁ / FRI 20.00 / 8 pm Obecní dům Municipal House VARŠAVSKÁ FILHARMONIE WARSAW PHILHARMONIC Jacek Kaspszyk – dirigent conductor Boris Brovtsyn – housle violin Slávka Zámečníková – soprán soprano Michal Nejtek Ultramarine (světová premiéra skladby na objednávku Pražského jara world premiere of a work commissioned by the Prague Spring) Karol Szymanowski Houslový koncert č. 2 op. 61 Violin Concerto No. 2 Op. 61 Gustav Mahler Symfonie č. 4 G dur Symphony No. 4 in G major Kč CZK 1700/1350/1050/800/E600/ST350/Rozkvět Blossoming VÍKEND KOMORNÍ HUDBY CHABER MUSIC WEEKEND 20.00 / 8 pm Rudolfinum, Dvořákova síň Dvořák Hall QUATUOR AROD Joseph Haydn Smyčcový kvartet g moll op. 74 Hob. III:74 String Quartet in G minor Op. 74 Hob. III:74 Anton Webern Langsamer Satz Alexander Zemlinsky Smyčcový kvartet č. 2 op. 15 String Quartet No. 2 Op. 15 Ve spolupráci s Českým spolkem pro komorní hudbu In association with the Czech Chamber Music Society Kč CZK 500/400/300/E250/SL200/ST100/Rozkvět Blossoming *** 19. 5. SO / SAT 11.00 / 11 am HAMU, Sál Martinů Academy of Performing Arts in Prague, Martinů Hall MATINÉ I. MORNING CONCERT I GRAFFE QUARTET Jan Vobořil – lesní roh French horn Vítězslav Novák Smyčcový kvartet č. 2 D dur op. 35 String Quartet No. 2 in D major Op. 35 Pavel Haas Smyčcový kvartet č. 3 op. 15 String Quartet No. 3 Op. 15 André Previn Kvintet pro lesní roh a smyčce (světová premiéra skladby na objednávku nadace Terezín Music Foundation) Quintet for Horn and String Quartet (world premiere of a work commissioned by the Terezín Music Foundation) Ve spolupráci s Terezín Music Foundation In association with the Terezín Music Foundation Kč CZK 300 *** 14.00 / 2 pm Anežský klášter St Agnes‘ Convent QUINTET MORAGUÈS Joseph Haydn / David Walter Kvartet D dur op. 20 Hob. III:34 Quartet in D major Op. 20 Hob. III:34 Jacques Ibért Trois pièces brèves Antonín Dvořák / David Walter Kvartet F dur op. 96 „Americký“ Quartet in F major Op. 96 „American“ Kč CZK 400 *** 17.00 / 5 pm Koncertní sál Pražské konzervatoře Prague Conservatoire Concert Hall POCTA LEOŠI JANÁČKOVI TRIBUTE TO LEOŠ JANÁČEK Eva Garajová – mezzosoprán mezzo-soprano Jaroslav Březina – tenor Marián Lapšanský – klavír piano Lucie Laubová, Michaela Rósza Růžičková, Petra Vondrová –ženské hlasy female voices Leoš Janáček výběr z písní selection of songs: Klavírní sonáta 1. X. 1905 Piano Sonata 1. X. 1905 Zápisník zmizelého The Diary of One Who Disappeared Kč CZK 300 *** 20.00 / 8 pm Obecní dům Municipal House SYMFONICKÝ ORCHESTR ČESKÉHO ROZHLASU PRAGUE RADIO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Marko Ivanović – dirigent conductor Katarina Karnéus – mezzosoprán mezzo-soprano Karel Dohnal – klarinet clarinet Marko Ivanović Five Little Words (světová premiéra world premiere) Miloslav Kabeláč Symfonie č. 6 Symphony No. 6 Richard Wagner Wesendonck-Lieder Richard Strauss Smrt a vykoupení op. 24 Tod und Verklärung Op. 24 Kč CZK 700/550/450/350/E250/ST150/Rozkvět Blossoming *** 20. 5. NE / SUN 11.00 / 11 am Anežský klášter St Agnes‘ Convent SMETANOVO TRIO SMETANA TRIO Alexander Zemlinsky Klavírní trio d moll op.
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