We have just launched the sale of the autumn series of Baroque Soirées:
- 16. 10. 2023 | 19.00
Les amis - https://t.co/SSd595J9AU
- 06. 11. 2023 | 19.00
Fantasie
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- 30. 12. 2023 | 19.00
Puer natus est
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On Thursday we said goodbye to the spring series of the Baroque Soirées in the Strahov Monastery. The concert entitled Omfalé & Hébé performed by the Collegium Marianum ensemble under the direction of Jana Semerádová presented to the audience dance suites à la française.
Yesterday's Baroque Soirées concert commemorated one of the most influential musicians of the Baroque era, Arcangelo Corelli and his follower Georg Philipp Telemann. Works by both greats was performed by the Collegium Marianum conducted by Jana Semerádová and Lenka Torgersen.
The 23rd edition of Baroque Soirées is dedicated to Georg Philipp Telemann whose work influenced almost all contemporary musical genres. More about the programme and tickets: https://t.co/YslA9SSFPz
Celebrate Early Music Day with us! Watch the concert L'arte del Violino by Collegium Marianum on YouTube channel: https://t.co/HHXIrybMwn on Thursday 23 March at 7 pm. Violinist Lenka Torgersen will be also answering your questions there. #EarlyMusicDay
The autumn series of Baroque soirées was opened last night. Cappella Mariana presented lesser-known Franco-Flemish composers in the impressive setting of St. Agnes Convent.
The album A Lily Among Thorns, recorded by the acclaimed soprano Hana Blažíková with the renowned Collegium Marianum ensemble led by Jana Semerádová, is released today on CD and in digital formats. For more information, visit https://t.co/sgTpTFHXNN or https://t.co/CZGBcK4Olt
Last night in the Ledeburg Garden, the musicians of the Collegium Marianum ensemble together with oboist Xenia Löffler presented chamber music treasures from the Dresden Court Library. We could not imagine a better ending to the longest day of the year.
The second concert of the spring series entitled In stile italiano took the audience back to the period when virtuoso violin playing was under development. Starring Lenka Torgersen and Collegium Marianum.
The 23rd edition of our festival, whose subtitle is NATURA, will focus on the diverse types of musical, textual and thematic ideas, motifs and inspirations that the authors of sacred and secular compositions have drawn from nature. More info:
https://t.co/8ZlKg2auJG
Last night, the opening concert of the 23rd Baroque Evenings concert cycle took place in the Lobkowicz Palace. The works of Baroque music masters were performed by the renowned soloist Tomáš Šelc and the Collegium Marianum ensemble led by Jana Semerádová
We are pleased to cordially invite you to the benefit concert in support of the people of Ukraine, which will take place on Thursday 24 March 2022 in the Church of St. Francis (St. Agnes of Bohemia Monastery). More information and tickets: https://t.co/wR3bpWRe9J
A new CD by Collegium Marianum available on Friday! The CD entitled Cachua Serranita, released by @SupraphonCZ label, is available in pre-sale now. Read more: https://t.co/iSLua1slYm
Yesterday, the Church of Saints Simon and Jude carried the Christmas message in the works of Italian and Czech masters. With the Pastorale concert, the Baroque Soirées bid farewell to the year 2021. We look forward to seeing you in 2022!
Collegium Marianum prepares a new recording CACHUA SERRANITA. This new recording combines original South American and Central European songs with the music of G. Ph. Telemann and J. J. I. Brentner. Join us and support the CD release! More info https://t.co/fuFGMV0WS0
Until 23 January 2022 you can send your applications for the 6th year of the International Masterclasses of French Baroque Music Akademie Versailles. This time under the direction of conductor Paul Agnew and concertmaster Lenka Torgersen. https://t.co/sDglWRBW7K
Zemřel jeden z nejstatečnějších mužů, které jsem měl tu čest ve svém životě poznat. Dovoluji si vyjádřit upřímnou soustrast jeho nejbližším pozůstalým a věnovat mu své vzpomínky a modlitby.
It is not common for Prague audiences to be carried away into the English musical landscape of the late 16th to early 18th century. Last night's concert by the leading British tenor Charles Daniels and the Collegium Marianum ensemble made this unique experience possible.