Discover the unique annual concert where 60 young musicians from music schools join forces with the esteemed Czech Philharmonic. This collaborative project culminates in a memorable performance at the Rudolfinum, showcasing a rich orchestral repertoire. Led by conductor Petr Altrichter, the event highlights a commitment to musical education and artistic partnership. Audiences can enjoy a diverse program of classical works.
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This annual concert brings together approximately 60 young musicians from music schools with players from the Czech Philharmonic. The project, which runs from January to June, culminates in a performance led by conductor Petr Altrichter, featuring regional participants and a diverse orchestral program.
Each year, approximately 60 young musicians from various regions of the Czech Republic converge at the Rudolfinum for a year-long project culminating in a joint concert. This initiative, running from January to June, pairs music school pupils with players from the renowned Czech Philharmonic, supported by their teachers. The concluding performance is conducted by the charismatic Petr Altrichter, who is described by participants as possessing incredible energy and enthusiasm for music. The program for this event includes works such as Antonín Dvořák's Polonaise in E flat major, selections from Jean Sibelius's King Christian II Suite, Josef Haydn's Trumpet Concerto, Iša Krejčí's Serenade for Orchestra, and Franz von Suppé's Light Cavalry Overture. Participants have shared deeply positive experiences, highlighting the supportive environment, the inspiring leadership of Maestro Altrichter, and the friendships formed through the project, emphasizing the value of making music together.
Tickets can be purchased online through the Czech Philharmonic's website or in person at the Rudolfinum cash desk. For assistance, including purchasing wheelchair-accessible tickets, contact the Czech Philharmonic Customer Service via phone or email during weekdays from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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