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The Pilsen Conservatory opened the House of Music in Pilsen in September 2009, where the new Antonín Dvořák Concert Hall is located. This concert hall is designed for chamber and classical music. The capacity of the hall is 150 listeners. The hall has all the accessories that belong to a modern concert hall - changing rooms for performers and audiences, a small restaurant, a recording studio, etc. The hall is equipped with a new, Steinway concert piano. The hall will be used for concert activities not only of the Pilsen Conservatory, which operates the House of Music, but will also be intended for public concerts. The hall can also be rented.

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Melodka music club, founded in 1929, is firmly rooted in the modern history of the city of Brno.

It is a steadily functioning multi-genre music club with a broad range of visitors. Its firm organization background supported by the first-rate sound and light equipment enables hosting of significant names of both the Czech and the world music scene (check the list in the right-hand column). A lot of space is also dedicated to young bands, fresh projects, workshops, fashion shows, competitions and other kinds of show formats.

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Small multi-genre music club in Česká Třebová

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Music Lab is a free space for all kinds of performing arts including the range from students projects to professional foreign artists.

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NUUK is a small club connected to sauna near river.

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Stará pekárna is a club and a pub in the centre of Brno. It hosts professional musicians from Czech republic and abroad, mainly underground genres.

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Concert hall

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Valdstejn Loggia – Albrecht of Valdstejn established his prestigious suburban villa, now the Loggia and the adjacent Libosad park, at the foot of Zebin hill. The selected location enabled the garden to be equipped with fountains and water to be drawn to fill large pools. The complex was never finished. However, the Loggia’s terrace is the place where five landscape axes meet, the ends of which point to the sunsets and sunrises on the equinoxes and solstices. The stage of the Duke’s grand courtly feasts should probably also have been the refuge for this great character, whose life was governed by the horoscope and astrology.
Venue for jazz, world music, classical music

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