Long-time fans of the Czech Philharmonic know that it is not advisable to delay buying tickets. The 2023/2024 concert season, packed with stars of the musical Olympus, is certainly no exception. Catch your seat as soon as possible!
The opening concert will not start the 128th season until September, but you can already purchase subscriptions to the Czech Philharmonic and Czech Chamber Music Society series, individual tickets for three special concerts and educational programmes for the public.
By purchasing a subscription, you will get a ticket to all concerts in the series throughout the entire 128th season.
We offer Series A subscriptions, which include six concerts held in the Dvořák Hall. The same number of evening concerts awaits listeners in the B series. Series C offers four evening or Saturday afternoon concerts.
We will keep current subscription seats in until 31 May, 2023, 8.00 p.m. After that, the seats will be vacated and made available to anybody possibly interested.
The sale of individual tickets for subscription concerts (orchestral, chamber, educational) will begin on Wednesday 7 June 2023 at 10.00 a.m.
In addition to the pre-sale of subscriptions, we are also launching pre-sales of tickets for concerts that do not form subscription cycles. These include the Opening Concert of the 128th season of the Czech Philharmonic, the Velvet Revolution Concert and the New Year's Concerts.
Details of concerts and online ticket purchase can be found on the Special Concerts page.
The Czech Chamber Music Society is one year older than the Czech Philharmonic and so this year it will begin its 129th season.
Subscription Series I includes six concerts held on Monday evenings in the Dvořák Hall. The six Wednesday evening concerts in the Dvořák Hall belong to Subscription Series II. If you are looking for musical entertainment during the weekends, focus your attention on the series of recitals that will sound through the walls of the Rudolfinum during the four Sunday evenings or on the series of Morning Concerts held in the Martinů Hall at the HAMU.
Six afternoon concerts taking place in the Suk Hall await you in a series with the adjacent title Early Evenings. You can also enjoy the popular Advent concerts at the same venue, but you can only buy tickets individually.
The educational programme of the Czech Philharmonic offers a number of events for the youngest children, students, and those who have been adults for some time. As part of the Steps to a New World series, we have prepared three guided concerts packed with stories of European music.
The Chamber Steps to the New World series also brings three commented concerts that will introduce visitors to the life and works of Bedřich Smetana.
The last season ticket in the educational programmes can be purchased for two-day masterclasses led by Alfred Brendel and Boris Giltburg. The courses include lectures and a projection of the documentary film Man and Mask.
In addition to subscriptions, the programme includes a number of concerts and workshops for children with parents, teenagers and adults. Do not hesitate to choose!
Under the link below you will find all information about purchasing individual tickets and subscriptions, reservations and discounts, exchanging or returning tickets.
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