Artistic agency organizing Nutcracker and Swan Lake ballet performances at the Hybernia Theater and classical music concerts.

AGENCY ARTISTIC INTERNATIONAL s.r.o

Agency Artistic International

<h2>ABOUT PERFORMANCE</h2>
Timeless jewel of the classical ballet&nbsp;with recorded music by one of the most famous Russian composers, Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky. The intriguing story will surely appeal to both adults and children. Swan Lake is the world&acute;s most performed and well-known ballet title; it requires precision and a high standard of classical technique of all performing dancers. Thanks to their exceptionally demanding performances, the audience has a chance to enjoy an unforgettable theatrical experience.
During the performance, you will be carried away by graceful movements of the swans, Prince Siegfried and his court jester, and the queen who wants to marry her son.&nbsp; The dual role of Odette and Odile, portraying two completely different characters, is the true highlight of the show. How will the story of the enchanted princess end? Will the evil sorcerer Von Rothbart, who transformed the princess into a swan, manage to trick Prince Siegfried? Will there be a happy or tragic ending in Monika Kysilov&aacute;'s choreography?
<h2>CAST AND CREATIVE</h2>
Little and Big Clara&nbsp; Carolina Cortesi, Maria Gornalova Nutcracker&nbsp;&nbsp;Karel Audy, Alexey Yurakov, Michal Kov&aacute;c Herr Drosselmeyer&nbsp; &nbsp;Milan Bocek, Michal Holanek Female small solo (Doll, Columbine, solo Snowflake)&nbsp; Katerina Audy, Tereza Ulrychova Male small solo (Doll, Mouse King, Harlequin)&nbsp; Kristian Pokorny, Dominik Port, Libor Kettner
Corps de ballet&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Tereza Ulrichova, Eliska Kolarova, Karolina Beerova, Veronika Brzkova, Petra Dvorakova, Helenka Fabikova, Ema Slavikova, Lenka Marikova, Vojta Vlasak, Josef Svoboda, Igor Kolva, Martin Dinus, Kristian Pokorny, Michal Vasicek, Sotirios Panagoulias
Children&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Nicol Petrakov&aacute;, Tereza Svecova, Teodosio Arichtev, members of dance school Pirueta
Choreography&nbsp; &nbsp;Monika Kysilova
Stage Design&nbsp; &nbsp;Martin Cerny
Stage properties&nbsp; &nbsp;Tomas Hnat Costumes&nbsp; &nbsp;Jana Chamlarova, Helena Chlupata

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Swan Lake

<h2>O KONCERTU</h2>
The concert takes place in the Church of St. Martin in the Wall.&nbsp;A beautiful programme by a string quartet composed of the leading Czech orchestras&rsquo; members. Captivating concerts in the intimate setting of the Church of St. Martin create a truly unique atmosphere as the church is located in an unusual place, a little hidden and aside the busy streets. The hall is heated and has excellent acoustics. The concert performed by the string quartet will surely impress you with their beautiful rendition of the world-famous classical pieces. &nbsp;All members of the quartet come from musical families, musical feeling thus runs in their blood. In particular, Jitka Balkov&aacute; represents the fourth generation of Czech musicians carrying the family&rsquo;s musical legacy. The duration of the concert is approximately one hour.
PROGRAMME:
Bedřich Smetana&nbsp; Vltava (The Moldau) Anton&iacute;n Dvoř&aacute;k&nbsp; Humoresque No. 7 (Op. 101), Symphony №9, "From The New World" - II - Largo, Slavonic Dance No. 8 Op. 46 Johann Pachelbel&nbsp; Canon in D major Georges Bizet&nbsp;&nbsp; Intermezzo, Overture to the opera Carmen Antonio Vivaldi&nbsp;&nbsp; The Four Seasons - complete Spring and 2nd movement from Winter Johann Sebastian Bach&nbsp;&nbsp; Air - Suite No.3 D major BWV 1068 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart&nbsp;&nbsp; Divertimento in F major, K.138/125c Tomaso Albinoni&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Adagio in G minor Johannes Brahms&nbsp;&nbsp; Hungarian dances no. 5 in G minor and no. 6 in D major
Quartet cast:
First violin&nbsp;&nbsp;Zdenek Pechousek Second violin&nbsp;&nbsp;Jitka Jirickova Viola&nbsp; Jitka Balkova Cello&nbsp;&nbsp;Jitka Malatkova
<h2>The Church of St. Martin in the Wall</h2>
The Church of St. Martin in the Wall&nbsp;is located near Narodn&iacute; trida and has been preserved as an almost intact work of the Middle Ages - a rare example of valuable Romanesque and Gothic architecture. It was built in the twelfth century in the village of Ujezd, which became known as the Ujezd ​​of St. Martin. The church acquired its current name in the thirteenth century, when King Wenceslas I enlarged the castle and then surrounded it with a castle wall. The wall divided &Uacute;jezd into two parts, the inner one became part of the Old Town of Prague. The greater part of &Uacute;jezd ​​remained behind the walls and was destroyed by the construction of the New Town under Charles IV. The south wall of the church became part of the city wall - hence the name Church of St. Martin in the Wall. As it was common, the church was surrounded by a school and a cemetery which has a connection to one of the Prague&acute;s legends.

Kostel svatého Martina ve zdi

The Best of Czech and World Classical Music

<h2>ABOUT CONCERT</h2>
Classical concert in St. George's Basilica at Prague Castle. &nbsp;An unforgettable concert in splendid surroundings with marvellous acoustics. Prague Royal Chamber Orchestra with a violin soloist and harpsichord. The tones of the stringed instruments beautifully complement the atmosphere of Romanesque architecture - simple, clean and meditative. The duration of the concert is approximately one hour. St. George's Basilica is not heated, therefore it is recommended to dress warmly. / 5 to 10 &deg;C /
<h2>PROGRAMME</h2>
Pachelbel&nbsp; &nbsp;Canon in D major A. ​​Mozart&nbsp; &nbsp;Divertimento in D major KV 136, (Allegro, Andante, Presto) A.Vivaldi&nbsp;&nbsp; The Four Seasons (Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter)
<h2>INTERPRETS</h2>
First violin&nbsp; Zdeněk Pechousek, Marie Dvorska, Filip Himmer, Jarda Bohdal&nbsp;&nbsp; Second violin&nbsp;Jitka Jirickova, Arnold Smrtka, Viol Jitka Balkova,Violoncello Ivo Laniar&nbsp;&nbsp; Contrabass&nbsp; Jan Smazik Cembalo&nbsp; Debora Konecna Vocal soprano&nbsp; Libuse Moravcova Myratska&nbsp; Soloists&nbsp; M. Dvorska, Z. Pechousek, O. Skopovy
<h2>St. George's Basilica</h2>
The dominant feature of the Prague panorama is Prague Castle.&nbsp;This view is hard to imagine without the two white towers of St. George's Basilica, which have been rising above the red roofs of old Prague for nearly a thousand years in good times and bad.
In 920, the Duke of Bohemia, Vratislaus I, founded the church in honour of the martyr St. George but he did not live to see its consecration. His successor, Saint Wenceslaus I, had the remains of his grandmother Ludmila transferred here from Tet&iacute;n, perhaps together with the body of her husband, Duke Bořivoj I. It is said that when the men dug up Ludmila's grave in Tet&iacute;n, they saw that her coffin was completely rotten. Once they opened it, they were astounded; the body of St. Ludmila was intact. Along with Ludmila&acute;s remains, a stone was also transported to Prague, onto which dying Ludmila fell and stained it with her blood. The stone is still exhibited in a special apse in the chapel, where the remains of the first Czech martyr were reinterred. On this occasion, the church was also consecrated. In 973, it was extended and rebuilt into a triple-nave basilica which served as the burial place for the Přemyslid dynasty until 1055. Duke Vratislaus and probably Dukes Oldřich and Jarom&iacute;r are buried here. It is also assumed that the remains of Duke Boleslav II are held here.
After a fire in 1142, during the siege of Prague by Conrad II of Znojmo, the basilica was restored to its present appearance by abbess Bertha. Two white marlstone towers with a stone roof and two rows of Romanesque windows were added to the side naves on the eastern side. The thinner one was called Eve, and the thicker southern tower was named Adam. In the first half of the 13th century, the chapel of St. Ludmila with her grave was additionally built.
Under Joseph II. The dissolved St. George's Convent was used by the army and the basilica became greatly dilapidated. From 1887 to 1908, it was restored according to a design by Franti&scaron;ek Mach, who returned the basilica its original Romanesque appearance.
Today, you can see the interior of St. George's Basilica as part of the Prague Castle paid tour. You can also come to the mass that takes place every Saturday. But the best option is to come here to our concerts. We look forward to seeing you.

Bazilika sv.Jiří na Pražském hradě

Music of Prague Castle

<h2>ABOUT PERFORMANCE</h2>
Dreamy Christmas fairy tale the Nutcracker adapted as a ballet, with the recorded music by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, in the premises of the Broadway theatre in the Prague. The original choreography was created by Lev Ivanov and since its premiere at the Imperial Mariinsky Theatre in Saint Petersburg in 1892, it has been one of the iconic ballet titles of the classical repertoire worldwide.
The duration of our choreography created by Alexander Kysil &nbsp;is 105 minutes, including a 15-minute interval, which makes it suitable for both adults and young audiences. Come and join us to discover a thrilling story full of magic, emotions, imagination, love and dreams &nbsp;- and wake the true spirit of Christmas. Is the story of Clara and her favourite toy Nutcracker just a fantasy or reality? Is uncle Drosselmeyer &nbsp;a true magician? Can the characters from the puppet show that Clara saw on Christmas Eve come to life? The answers are for you to see&hellip;
<h2>CAST AND CREATIVE</h2>
Little and Big Clara&nbsp; Carolina Cortesi, Maria Gornalova Nutcracker&nbsp;&nbsp;Karel Audy, Alexey Yurakov, Michal Kov&aacute;c Herr Drosselmeyer&nbsp; &nbsp;Milan Bocek, Michal Holanek Female small solo (Doll, Columbine, solo Snowflake)&nbsp; Katerina Audy, Tereza Ulrychova Male small solo (Doll, Mouse King, Harlequin)&nbsp; Kristian Pokorny, Dominik Port, Libor Kettner
Corps de ballet&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Tereza Ulrichova, Eliska Kolarova, Karolina Beerova, Veronika Brzkova, Petra Dvorakova, Helenka Fabikova, Ema Slavikova, Lenka Marikova, Vojta Vlasak, Josef Svoboda, Igor Kolva, Martin Dinus, Kristian Pokorny, Michal Vasicek, Sotirios Panagoulias
Children&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Nicol Petrakov&aacute;, Tereza Svecova, Teodosio Arichtev, members of dance school Pirueta
Choreography&nbsp; &nbsp;Monika Kysilova
Stage Design&nbsp; &nbsp;Martin Cerny
Stage properties&nbsp; &nbsp;Tomas Hnat Costumes&nbsp; &nbsp;Jana Chamlarova, Helena Chlupata

Nutcracker

<h2>ABOUT CONCERT</h2>
Come to relax during the hustle and bustle of Christmas&nbsp;and listen to the beautiful classical music. The concert takes place in the Church of St. Martin in the Wall. Captivating concerts in the intimate setting of the Church of St. Martin create a truly unique atmosphere as the church is located in an unusual place, a little hidden and aside the busy streets. The hall is heated and has excellent acoustics.
For this year 2024, we've adjusted the program of the Christmas concert at St. Martin's Church in the Wall by adding a male tenor voice. The program will feature four soloists: soprano, tenor, violin accompanied by organ.
There's truly something to look forward to!
<h3>PROGRAMME</h3>
CHRISTMAS CONCERT&nbsp;
SOPRANO, TENORE, VIOLIN, ORGAN&nbsp;
duration : 60 minutes&nbsp;
M.Charpentier :&nbsp; Prelude from Te Deum
A.Vivaldi :&nbsp; Four Seasons - " Winter " - 2nd Movemen, &nbsp;Domine Deus
A.Stradella : Pieta Signore
J.S.Bach :&nbsp; Adagio for Solo Violin from Sonata No.1, Toccata and Fugue in D minor
G.F.H&auml;ndel : Sonata in E major, Ombra mai fu from Xerxes
Fr.Schubert : Mille cherubini in coro
J.Massenet : Meditation from Tha&iuml;s
P.Mascagni :&nbsp; Ave Maria
Medley of Czech Carols and World Carols
<h2>The Church of St. Martin in the Wall</h2>
The Church of St. Martin in the Wall&nbsp;is located near Narodn&iacute; trida and has been preserved as an almost intact work of the Middle Ages - a rare example of valuable Romanesque and Gothic architecture. It was built in the twelfth century in the village of Ujezd, which became known as the Ujezd ​​of St. Martin. The church acquired its current name in the thirteenth century, when King Wenceslas I enlarged the castle and then surrounded it with a castle wall. The wall divided &Uacute;jezd into two parts, the inner one became part of the Old Town of Prague. The greater part of &Uacute;jezd ​​remained behind the walls and was destroyed by the construction of the New Town under Charles IV. The south wall of the church became part of the city wall - hence the name Church of St. Martin in the Wall. As it was common, the church was surrounded by a school and a cemetery which has a connection to one of the Prague&acute;s legends.

Christmas concert in St. Martin in the Wall

<h2>ABOUT CONCERT</h2>
Come to relax during the hustle and bustle of Christmas&nbsp;and listen to the beautiful classical music. The concert takes place in the Church of St. Martin in the Wall. Captivating concerts in the intimate setting of the Church of St. Martin create a truly unique atmosphere as the church is located in an unusual place, a little hidden and aside the busy streets. The hall is heated and has excellent acoustics. The concert lasts approximately one hour.
<h2>PROGRAMME</h2>
J.S.Bach&nbsp; Toccata and Fugue in D minor - organ J.J.Ryba&nbsp; The Nightingale - Czech Christmas song - organ, violin, soprano G.F.H&auml;ndel&nbsp; Sonata in D major - organ, violin F.Schubert&nbsp; Mille cherubini in coro - organ, soprano F.Schubert&nbsp; &nbsp;Ave Maria- organ, soprano T.Albinoni&nbsp; Adagio in G minor - organ, violin J.N.Seger&nbsp; Pastorela in D - organ P.Mascagni&nbsp; Ave Maria - organ, violin, soprano A.Dvoř&aacute;k&nbsp; Humoresque - organ, violin A.Dvoř&aacute;k&nbsp; Biblical songs No.4, No.10 - organ, soprano Medley of Czech Christmas Carols&nbsp;organ, violin, soprano Christmas Carols Gloria, Stille Nacht, Adeste fideles&nbsp;- organ, violin, soprano
<h2>INTERPRETS</h2>
Vocal soprano&nbsp;Libuse Moravcova Myratska Organ&nbsp;Drahoslav Gric Housle&nbsp;Filip Himmer&nbsp;
<h2>St. George's Basilica</h2>
The dominant feature of the Prague panorama is Prague Castle.&nbsp;This view is hard to imagine without the two white towers of St. George's Basilica, which have been rising above the red roofs of old Prague for nearly a thousand years in good times and bad.
In 920, the Duke of Bohemia, Vratislaus I, founded the church in honour of the martyr St. George but he did not live to see its consecration. His successor, Saint Wenceslaus I, had the remains of his grandmother Ludmila transferred here from Tet&iacute;n, perhaps together with the body of her husband, Duke Bořivoj I. It is said that when the men dug up Ludmila's grave in Tet&iacute;n, they saw that her coffin was completely rotten. Once they opened it, they were astounded; the body of St. Ludmila was intact. Along with Ludmila&acute;s remains, a stone was also transported to Prague, onto which dying Ludmila fell and stained it with her blood. The stone is still exhibited in a special apse in the chapel, where the remains of the first Czech martyr were reinterred. On this occasion, the church was also consecrated. In 973, it was extended and rebuilt into a triple-nave basilica which served as the burial place for the Přemyslid dynasty until 1055. Duke Vratislaus and probably Dukes Oldřich and Jarom&iacute;r are buried here. It is also assumed that the remains of Duke Boleslav II are held here.
After a fire in 1142, during the siege of Prague by Conrad II of Znojmo, the basilica was restored to its present appearance by abbess Bertha. Two white marlstone towers with a stone roof and two rows of Romanesque windows were added to the side naves on the eastern side. The thinner one was called Eve, and the thicker southern tower was named Adam. In the first half of the 13th century, the chapel of St. Ludmila with her grave was additionally built.
Under Joseph II. The dissolved St. George's Convent was used by the army and the basilica became greatly dilapidated. From 1887 to 1908, it was restored according to a design by Franti&scaron;ek Mach, who returned the basilica its original Romanesque appearance.
Today, you can see the interior of St. George's Basilica as part of the Prague Castle paid tour. You can also come to the mass that takes place every Saturday. But the best option is to come here to our concerts. We look forward to seeing you.

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