Alphaville, Germany's biggest synth-pop export and creators of the legendary 80s anthems "Big in Japan", "Sounds like a Melody" and "Forever Young" are looking back on 40 years of band history and export their greatest hits to the symphonic world…

Chamber Music with musicians of the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra

The 125th Anniversary Season of the Czech Philharmonic started in a big way: Live from the sublime Rudolfinum in Prague, Semyon Bychkov leads the Czech Philharmonic through two major pieces of the classical repertoire. The evening begins with…

Lisa Batiashvili, who is one of the most renowned musical artists of today, presents herself for the first time with the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra. For her debut, she chose the third violin concerto by Camille Saint Saëns. Under the baton of the…

American cellist Alisa Weilerstein belongs to the most frequent guests of the Czech Philharmonic. She launches the concert with the popular Cello concerto by Edward Elgar. In the second half, principal guest conductor Jakub Hrůša performs the muscial…

Immerse yourself in a captivating classical concert recording with the Czech Philharmonic conducted by Jakub Hruša. Experience the world premiere of Slavomir Horinka's Rejoice III, Ciaccona for Orchestra, followed by Josef Špaček's mesmerizing…

A night of Czech Music: Jakub Hrůša conducts Suk, Haas and Janáček: This entire programme is somewhat in the spirit of Janáček. If one did not know that the composer of the Scherzo triste was Janáček’s pupil Pavel Haas, one might reasonably attribute…

Soon after its founding in 1896, the Czech Philharmonic became the most noteworthy orchestra in the country – even as soon as before the First World War the orchestra had built a considerable reputation for itself in concert halls across Europe. Over…

In the scope of the Czech Philharmonic‘s pre-Christmas series, Manfred Honeck conducts a selection of suites from Peer Gynt by Edward Grieg. The programme is completed by Mozart‘s Piano Concerto No. 20 played by Rudolf Buchbinder, as well as…

The season 2021/2022 opens with one of the most iconic 20th century works. Dmitri Shostakovich refused evacuate from Leningrad, surrounded by the German army, and wrote a new symphony, Symphony No. 7 in C Major, Op. 60 (“Leningrad”). The premiere of…