Tomáš Brauner & Mahler 7 - Wednesday
For his Advent concerts, Chief Conductor Tomáš Netopil presents a programme inspired by his love of Baroque music. Rameau's radiant orchestral suite opens the evening, followed by Poulenc's sparkling Concert champêtre – a witty twentieth-century homage to the harpsichord – performed by the brilliant Jean Rondeau, one of today's most distinctive exponents of the instrument. Luboš Fišer's Christmas, with its colourful settings of traditional Czech carols for soloists, choirs and orchestra, brings the programme to a joyful close as the festive season draws near.
All dates
Wednesday
1/27/2027
7:30 PM
Smetana Hall - Municipal House
Praha
250 - 1200 Kč
Description
ABOUT THE CONCERT
Following highly praised performances of Mahler's Second and Eighth Symphonies, Tomáš Brauner returns to one of the composer's most enigmatic masterpieces. Often known as the Song of the Night, the Seventh Symphony unfolds as a vast musical journey, from shadowy nocturnal landscapes to a dazzling, triumphant finale. A work of extraordinary imagination and orchestral brilliance, it promises one of the season's most compelling symphonic evenings.
PROGRAM
Gustav Mahler
Symphony No. 7 "Song of the Night"
PERFORMERS
Prague Symphony Orchestra
Tomáš Brauner | conductor