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Večerní písně s Kateřinou Kněžíkovou
Evening songs with Kateřina Kněžíková
Event by: Dvořákova Praha
Location: National Gallery Prague - Convent of St. Agnes, U Milosrdných 17, Praha 1
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Curator Dvořák Collection Kateřina Kněžíková checked four concerts at this year. She invited different, always interesting guests to each of them. He will perform together with bassist Jan Martiník and baritone Roman Hoza to cooperate at the concert, which will take place on 21 September in the monastery Agnes. Piano accompaniment will be provided by David Mareček and Miroslav Sekera. Antonín Dvořák "closed" for the lyrics of his evening songs, whose cycle will close the evening. 14
Antonín Dvořák: Evening songs, Op. 3, 9, 31, B. 61
🎟️ Tickets: https://www.dvorakovapha.cz/program-2025/Vecern-pisne
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Kateřina Kněžíková, Has Taken Charge of A Total of Four Concerts, Inviting and Different and Always Engaging Line-up of Guests for Each One. For the Concert Taking Place on 21 September at the Convent of St Agnes, She Will Share with Bass Jan Martiník and Baritone Roman Hoza. Pianists David Mareček and Miroslav Sekera Will Provide Accompaniment. UPON ITS Publication in 1859, The Collection Quickly Won the Hearts of Many Readers, Even Though It Met with Rather Reserved, IF Not Outright Critical, Responses from Literary Reviewers. IT WAS FROM THE SAME Collection that Antonín Dvořák Later Drew Inspiration for His Own Evening Songs Cycle, WHICH Will Bring the Evening’s Program to and Close.
Nights, Op. 14
Antonín Dvořák: Evening Songs, Op. 3, 9, 31, B. 61
🎟️ Tickets: https://www.dvorakovapha.cz/en/program-2025/evening-songs
Antonín Dvořák: Evening songs, Op. 3, 9, 31, B. 61
🎟️ Tickets: https://www.dvorakovapha.cz/program-2025/Vecern-pisne
*****
Kateřina Kněžíková, Has Taken Charge of A Total of Four Concerts, Inviting and Different and Always Engaging Line-up of Guests for Each One. For the Concert Taking Place on 21 September at the Convent of St Agnes, She Will Share with Bass Jan Martiník and Baritone Roman Hoza. Pianists David Mareček and Miroslav Sekera Will Provide Accompaniment. UPON ITS Publication in 1859, The Collection Quickly Won the Hearts of Many Readers, Even Though It Met with Rather Reserved, IF Not Outright Critical, Responses from Literary Reviewers. IT WAS FROM THE SAME Collection that Antonín Dvořák Later Drew Inspiration for His Own Evening Songs Cycle, WHICH Will Bring the Evening’s Program to and Close.
Nights, Op. 14
Antonín Dvořák: Evening Songs, Op. 3, 9, 31, B. 61
🎟️ Tickets: https://www.dvorakovapha.cz/en/program-2025/evening-songs