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The North Czech Philharmonic is one of the most respected symphony orchestras in the Czech Republic, renowned for its rich sound, musical precision and versatile repertoire. Based in Northern Bohemia, the orchestra has a long tradition of excellence, performing works from the Baroque and Classical periods through Romantic masterpieces to contemporary compositions. Regularly appearing in prestigious concert halls at home and abroad, the ensemble collaborates with distinguished conductors and internationally acclaimed soloists. The North Czech Philharmonic is also deeply committed to cultural outreach and education, presenting concerts for diverse audiences and younger generations. Its performances are characterised by emotional depth, stylistic authenticity and a strong connection to the Czech musical heritage, making each concert a memorable artistic experience.
Program and cast
Program
A.Dvořák – Symphony No.9 E minor „From the New world“
S.Prokofjev – Concerto for violin and orchestra No.1 D major
A.Kraft – Concerto for cello and orchestra No.1 C major
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North Czech Philharmonic
Conductor – Dae Sik Hur
Violin – Sieun Moon
Cello – Chase Park
Municipal House Theater Prague
Municipal House (Czech: Obecní dům) is a civic building that houses Smetana Hall, a celebrate concert venue, in Prague, Czech Republic. Its address is Náměstí Republiky 5, next to the Powder Gate in the center of the city.
The Royal Court palace used to be located on the site of the Municipal House. From 1383 until 1485 the King of Bohemia lived on the property. After 1485, it was abandoned. It was demolished in the early 20th century. Construction of the current building started in 1905. It opened in 1912.[citation needed] The building was designed by Osvald Polívka and Antonín Balšánek.
The Municipal House was the location of the Czechoslovak declaration of independence.
The building is of the Art Nouveau architecture style. The building exterior has allegorical art and stucco. There is a mosaic called Homage to Prague by Karel Špillar over the entrance. On either side are allegorical sculpture groups representing The Degradation of the People and The Resurrection of the People by Ladislav Šaloun. Smetana Hall serves as a concert hall and ballroom. It has a glass dome.
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