CCMS – Subscription Series

Twenty-eight chamber programmes across five concert series, four Advent concerts, and one special evening offer a rich and varied line-up of leading Czech and internationally renowned performers. A central focus of the season’s programme is the legacy of Ludwig van Beethoven. Concertmaster Jan Fišer will present a complete cycle of Beethoven’s violin sonatas, while Evgeny Kissin has chosen the composer’s piano sonatas for his special evening. Other distinguished artists featured this season include Janine Jansen, Vincent Dubois, and Víkingur Ólafsson.

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Six evening concerts

Subscription Series I • Six evening concerts

Just as the Czech Philharmonic has its artist-in-residence, chamber music is given a dramaturgical identity by the curator. This year the choice fell on the phenomenal German violinist Julia Fischer. In the first row of the Czech Chamber Music Society, she will perform with her ensemble as well as with the musicians of the Czech Philharmonic.

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Six evening concerts

Subscription Series II • Six evening concerts

The Year of Czech Music dominates the programmes of all music institutions from Aš to Jablunkov. However, the second series of the CCMS will also feature lesser-known Czech natives such as Klement Slavický, Josef Bohuslav Foerster, Jiří Antonín Benda, Erwin Schulhoff, Rudolf Friml and Eduard Douša.

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Four Sunday afternoon concerts

Recitals • Four Sunday afternoon concerts

Our exclusive recital series is packed with famous names. In addition to the fantastic violinist Julia Fischer, you will hear Icelandic pianist Vikingur Ólafsson, who recently made his debut with the Czech Philharmonic. For the first time in Prague, the much-praised Polish countertenor Jakub Józef Orliński will make his debut.

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Six early evening concerts

Early Evening Concerts • Six early evening concerts

Tuesday evening concerts in Suk Hall offer a varied and entertaining mix of programmes. The series will appeal to both fans of vocal works in rarely performed works by Dvořák and Smetana and lovers of strings and wind instruments. The imaginary highlight will be the Smetana "birthday" evening with pianist Jitka Čechová.

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Six Saturday morning concerts

Morning Concerts • Six Saturday morning concerts

Saturday matinees this season are dominated by breath. In addition to the Harmony of the Czech Philharmonic, visitors to the Martinů Hall will also hear the Czech Saxophone Quartet, the transverse flutist Žofia Vokálková and the royal wind and keyboard instruments at the same time.

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