We have started selling individual tickets for orchestral, chamber and educational concerts. At the same time, you can still purchase season subscriptions. We recommend to your attention the excellently assembled C series, the exclusive recital series and the star-studded series I of the Czech Chamber Music Society.
At the end of June, we will close the 127th season of the Czech Philharmonic with an Open Air concert, but you can already get your tickets now and look forward to the next season with us. We have started selling individual tickets for all subscription concerts of the Czech Philharmonic, the Czech Chamber Music Society and educational programmes. However, you can still purchase a subscription to our series and meet us at the Rudolfinum throughout the year.
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Take four concerts and mix in stars from the world of music. Nicholas Kraemer, Simon Rattle, Franz Welser-Möst, Tomáš Netopil, Yuja Wang, Emanuel Ax, and a constellation of stellar vocalists. There will be a concert performance of Bohuslav Martinů’s opera Ariane, Handel’s Messiah, symphonies by Bruckner and Sibelius, and piano concertos by Mozart and Rachmaninoff.
Our exclusive recital series is packed with famous names. In addition to the fantastic violinist Julia Fischer, you will hear Icelandic pianist Vikingur Ólafsson, who recently made his debut with the Czech Philharmonic. For the first time in Prague, the much-praised Polish countertenor Jakub Józef Orliński will make his debut.
Just as the Czech Philharmonic has its artist-in-residence, chamber music is given a dramaturgical identity by the curator. This year the choice fell on the phenomenal German violinist Julia Fischer. In the first row of the Czech Chamber Music Society, she will perform with her ensemble as well as with the musicians of the Czech Philharmonic.
With beautiful music that tells stories, we will be flying around Europe from north to south and from west to east. Bizet’s fiery Carmen will be ignited, Peer Gynt, now stranded, will awaken one lovely morning, the singer Tannhäuser will enter Wartburg Castle, and a fairy-tale prince will come to the shore of Swan Lake.
Every weekday 9.00-18.00. In July and August until 15.00.
On the day of the concert of the Czech Philharmonic until the beginning of the concert. Valid for weekdays only.
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