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PragueAlexandra Dovgan & Beethoven
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Prague Symphony Orchestra; Andrej Borejko; Alexandra Dovgan
PragueSmetana – My Country General Rehearsal
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Prague Symphony Orchestra; Marek Prášil
PragueSmetana – My Country
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Prague Symphony Orchestra; Marek Prášil
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Prague Symphony Orchestra; Ernst van Tiel
PragueWest Side Story
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Prague Symphony Orchestra; Tomáš Netopil; Kurt Neubauer
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Prague Symphony Orchestra; Tomáš Netopil; Kurt Neubauer
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Staatskapelle Dresden provides scintillating finish for Prague Spring
In a powerful performance conducted by Daniele Gatti, Verdi’s Requiem soars with optimistic energy to close the Prague Spring festival in Smetana Hall.
Petr Popelka delivers a thrilling opening for Prague Spring
With Petr Popelka on the podium, the Prague Radio Symphony Orchestra brings a native feel and colorful exuberance to a cultural icon.
A special relationship renewed: Leonard Slatkin returns to Prague
Leonard Slatkin returns to the Prague Symphony Orchestra with one of his own pieces, a Schubert tribute that steals the show.
Bychkov’s Mahler 8 makes a heavenly finale for Prague Spring
Under the baton of Semyon Bychkov, the Czech Philharmonic and a sprawling supporting cast lead listeners up a stairway to heaven.
Muscular Mahler 6 as Chicago Symphony makes Prague Spring debut
With Jaap van Zweden on the podium, the Chicago Symphony Orchestra makes a memorable festival debut, offering a fresh take on a high-powered classic.
A resonant opening for Prague Spring
The festival returns to its roots, and freshens them, with Semyon Bychkov and the Czech Philharmonic offering a muscular take on Má vlast.
Bereft blues as the Santa Cecilia and Hrůša play at Prague Spring
Lackluster Gershwin undercuts an otherwise impressive outing by Jakub Hrůša and the Orchestra dell’Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia.
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