A conductor mid-gesture with a baton, in black and white
A bearded musician in glasses singing into a microphone, a guitar beside him
Lighting trusses in warm haze above the audience
A conductor in glasses leading the orchestra with a baton
15 – 20 April 2027
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An orchestra on the stage of a historic theatre, seen from the balcony
Two musicians at electronic instruments in backlit haze
A conductor with arms raised in front of the orchestra and the audience
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An orchestra playing beneath a silent film projected on a screen
Composers Summit Prague 2027

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Alšovo nábřeží 12

Rudolfinum

Dvořák Hall: where the history of the Czech Philharmonic began. The Rudolfinum opened in 1885, and as early as 1896 it hosted the very first concert of the Czech Philharmonic, conducted by Antonín Dvořák himself. His programme that evening included his famous Symphony No. 9, “From the New World”.

Dvořák Hall during a concert, seen from the balcony
Orchestra and composers taking a bow on the Rudolfinum stage
Orchestra and composers taking a bow on the Rudolfinum stage
Dvořák Hall during a concert, seen from the balcony

Dvořák Hall seats around 1,150. The Rudolfinum has not always been a concert hall only: during the First Republic it was the seat of the Chamber of Deputies of the Czechoslovak National Assembly.

  • Seats1,150
  • Opened1885
  • HallDvořák Hall
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