September19 2026 (Sat)
8:00 PM

A. Dvořák | Symphony No. 8 G major „English“

North Czech Philharmonic

Municipal House - Smetana Hall

120 minutes | Classical Music | Available

Date: September 19, 2026 | 20:00 (Sat)
Venue: Municipal House - Smetana Hall
Duration: 120 minutes
Intermission: Yes (15 minutes)
Status: Available
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Experience a distinguished evening of classical music with the North Czech Philharmonic in the splendid Municipal House

The program includes Symphony No. 8 in G major by Antonín Dvořák, often called the “English” Symphony, admired for its lyrical grace, pastoral charm, and radiant orchestration. Interpreted by a seasoned orchestra, this beloved masterpiece speaks directly to listeners who appreciate depth, tradition, and refined musical expression. The Municipal House itself is one of Prague’s finest Art Nouveau landmarks, renowned for its ornate interiors, exceptional acoustics, and a long tradition of hosting prestigious cultural events in the very heart of the city.

Program:

  • A. Dvořák | Symphony No. 8 in G major „English“
  • F. Mendelssohn-Bartholdy | Concerto for violin and orchestra op. 64
  • A. Khachaturian | Cello concerto in E minor

Performing: 

North Czech Philharmonic
Paolo Blancalana - conductor
Hyunjae Lim - violin
Winner of the International competition of A. Khachaturian 2026 - cello

The North Philharmonic is a renowned orchestra with a history dating back to 1838. It has collaborated with artists such as Libor Pešek, Vladimír Válek, Jaroslav Soukup, Tomáš Koutník, Charles Olivieri-Munroe, violinist Maxime Vengerov, pianist Caroline Murat, and many other prominent musicians.

The Philharmonic has performed in European cultural centers such as Munich, Berlin, Basel, Paris, Valence, Lisbon, Belgrade, Budapest, Zagreb, Ljubljana, Bordeaux, Toulouse, Grenoble, Madrid, Valletta, and others. In 2006, the orchestra began working with the prestigious Columbia Artists Management New York Inc. agency. Its latest project was a tour of Germany with Howard Shore's Lord of the Rings Symphony and themes from the film of the same name. The orchestra regularly performs at major venues in Prague and other Czech cities. However, its artistic activities continue to focus on concerts in Teplice town, with the main aim of contributing to the cultural life of this northern Bohemian city.

Important: 

  • 15 min. intermission
  • Dress code: smart casual 
  • Program subject to change 

Indulge in an evening with a concert and dinner in Prague.