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Trojský domácí koncert
Trojan
Event by: Městská část Praha - Troja
Location: Povltavská 21/42, Povltavská 42, Praha-Troja
About event
Trojan home concerts - continues with the new intensity 🎼
Last year there were a total of four so -called Trojan home concerts in the hall next to the Gallery near the footbridge and were intended mainly for children. The dramaturgy in the hands of Martin Šulc, whom you could hear along with the Czech Accordion Ensemble at a Christmas concert in the Troja Castle, and Josef Matěj Švec, who performed as a cellist at one of the Troja home concerts, set concerts with monthly regularity and pilgrimage and programs. 🎶 So what can we look forward to? Jan Petrov will play (already from last year's concert) on the violin) and the violoncello will be played (from last year's concert) and the compositions of J. S. Bach, Antonín Dvořák, Dimitri Šostakovich and others. The gallery is usually open before the concert and it is possible to look at the ongoing exhibition. With regard to children's listeners, the program will take about an hour and will always be accompanied by a suitable commentary and explanation for music and instruments. After the concert, listeners always have the opportunity to talk to artists.
Be sure to come, it's nice fun and enriching experience.
Entry is for voluntary admission.
We are looking forward to the beautiful concerts with you!
Last year there were a total of four so -called Trojan home concerts in the hall next to the Gallery near the footbridge and were intended mainly for children. The dramaturgy in the hands of Martin Šulc, whom you could hear along with the Czech Accordion Ensemble at a Christmas concert in the Troja Castle, and Josef Matěj Švec, who performed as a cellist at one of the Troja home concerts, set concerts with monthly regularity and pilgrimage and programs. 🎶 So what can we look forward to? Jan Petrov will play (already from last year's concert) on the violin) and the violoncello will be played (from last year's concert) and the compositions of J. S. Bach, Antonín Dvořák, Dimitri Šostakovich and others. The gallery is usually open before the concert and it is possible to look at the ongoing exhibition. With regard to children's listeners, the program will take about an hour and will always be accompanied by a suitable commentary and explanation for music and instruments. After the concert, listeners always have the opportunity to talk to artists.
Be sure to come, it's nice fun and enriching experience.
Entry is for voluntary admission.
We are looking forward to the beautiful concerts with you!