January18 2022 (Tue)
7:30 PM

Stamic Quartet

Euroart Prague Festival 2021/2022

Liechtenstein Palace (Malostranské sq.) - Martinů Hall | Classical Music

90 minutes | Not available

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Date:	January 18, 2022 \| 19:30 (Tue)
Venue:	Liechtenstein Palace (Malostranské sq.) - Martinů Hall
Duration:	90 minutes
Status:	Not available

Group discount 10+ people

Stamic Quartet performs J. Brahms, F. Kramář and J. Fiala

Program:

Josef Fiala: Clarinet quartet in E flat major, No. 1
František Kramář: Viola quintet in E flat major, op. 70
Johannes Brahms: Clarinet quintet B minor, op. 115

Performing:

Stamic Quartet and guests:
Jindřich Pazdera - violin
Josef Kekula - violin
Jan Pěruška - viola
Petr Hejný - violoncello

Kateřina Soukalová - Váchová - clarinet
Karel Plocek - viola

The Stamic Quartet was founded in 1985. They focus on string quartets of Czech and foreign composers as well as other works of chamber music in cooperation with other famous musicians.

Euroart Prague Festival

Tthe guests of Festival EuroArt Praha will perform in the famous Prague Martinů Hall at the Liechtenstein Palace in Malá Strana (Lesser Town). The festival is dedicated to quartets.

Important:

Please check the current conditions for admission to concerts.
One 15 min. intermission
Dress code: casual

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Liechtenstein Palace (Malostranské sq.) - Martinů Hall

Address:	Malostranské náměstí 13, Praha 1
Capacity:	237
Type:	Palace
Winter heating:	Yes
Wheelchair access:	Yes

The impressive Liechtenstein Palace: the seat of Prague Academy of Music and a favourite concert venue

The Liechtenstein Palace was built on the grounds of five city houses in 1591 and rebuilt in Classical style in 18th cenutry. The princely family of Lichtensteins gradually lost interest in the Palace and sold it to the Earl of Ledebour. Later on, the Palace housed many different institutions, until finally in 1980´s it was acquired by the Academy of Musical Arts.

It was beautifully reconstructed and adjusted for the purposes of the Academy. Nowadays, the Liechtenstein Palace is literally full of music! The Liechtenstein Palace is protected as a cultural monument of the Czech Republic.