June11 2024 (Tue)
7:30 PM

Gerhard String Quartet, Stamic Quartet

Euroart Prague Festival 2023/2024

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

90 minutes | Not available

Program
Venue
Reviews

Event is no longer available.

This event has already taken place. However, there´re many other events in our offer to choose from. Please use links below or our easy event search form to continue.

Where to go?

View other events similar to this one - view performances similar to this one
Homepage - return to the main page

Date:	June 11, 2024 \| 19:30 (Tue)
Venue:	Liechtenstein Palace (Malostranské sq.) - Bohuslav Martinů Hall
Duration:	90 minutes
Status:	Not available
Reviews:	(1)

Group discount 10+ people
Ticket in your mobile device accepted

Two ensembles deliver string quartets by R. Gerhard, C. del Campo and A. Dvořák

Program:

Robert Gerhard: String Quartet No. 2
Conrado del Campo: String Quartet No. 7bis in E minor
Antonín Dvořák: String Serenade in E major, op. 22

Performing:

Gerhard String Quartet (Spain)
Lluis Castán Cochs – violin
Judit Bardolet Vilaró – violin
Miquel Jordá Saún – viola
Jesús Miralles Roger – violoncello

Gonzalo Jiménez Barranco (Spain) – double bass

Stamic Quartet (Czech Republic)
Jindřich Pazdera – violin
Josef Kekula – violin
Jan Pěruška – viola
Petr Hejný – violoncello

Euroart Prague Festival 2023/2024

Monthly, from September to June, the guests of Festival EuroArt Praha will perform in the famous Prague Martinů Hall at the Liechtenstein Palace at Malostranské square (Lesser Town). The festival is dedicated to quartets.

Important:

No assigned seating. Seating on first come – first served basis.
15 min. intermission
Dress code: casual

Explore more Prague classical music.

Venue photo gallery

Liechtenstein Palace (Malostranské sq.) - Bohuslav 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.