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Klavírní festival Rudolfa Firkušného

Klavírní festival Rudolfa Firkušného

Prague Prague

Festivals|Classical

This festival, organized by the Prague Spring, is dedicated to the celebration of the piano and the figure of the greatest Czech pianist of the 20th century, Rudolf Firkušný, who was also very closely connected with the Prague Spring.

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Letní slavnosti staré hudby

Letní slavnosti staré hudby

Prague Prague

Festivals|Classical

The Early Music Summer Festival is the largest and longest-running early music festival in Prague. Since 2000, the festival has been the gateway through which top foreign performers flow to the Czech Republic, playing originals or copies of historical instruments while maintaining the highest demands for perfection of performance, which we are used to with modern instruments.
The thematically elaborated dramaturgy of individual years presents a number of compositions in modern premieres, not only in the Czech but also often in a global context. The festival is unique in its overlap with Baroque theater and dance. One of the advantages of the festival is the connection of beautiful architecture with music of appropriate styles.

Concerts and performances held regularly, for example, in the Břevnov Monastery, Troja Castle, Rudolfinum, the Lobkowicz Palace, in the interiors of lesser-known Prague churches and other Prague historical spaces.

The festival is a member of the European REMA network and is a proud holder of the prestigious EFFE Label 2017-2021 and the "exceptional festival" label.

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Lunchmeat Festival

Lunchmeat Festival

Prague Prague

Festivals|Electronic

Lunchmeat Festival is an annual international festival dedicated to advanced electronic music and new media art based in Prague, Czech Republic. Since 2010, it brings carefully selected creators from different art spheres together on one stage, creating a truly synesthetic experience.

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Lannova 1540/6
Praha 1
11000

Magnetic Festival

Magnetic Festival

Prague Prague

Festivals|Electronic

Twice a year (in May and in December), we prepare a unique festival with presence of those who dominate the electronic music.
Since 2012 the MAGNETIC Festival has presented big names, such as AVICII, Hardwell, Afrojack, Martin Garrix, DVBBS, Steve Aoki, NERVO, Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, Showtek or Laidback Luke.
We would like to invite you to a gigantic club which can accommodate up to 10,000 visitors where you will experience a ten-hour show with the biggest starts of the world dance music scene.
During its existence, our festival has become a place of exclusive performances where the artists enjoy themselves together with their audience, jump into the crowd, play sets together and miss their flights because it is just not possible to go away from such a party. Exactly these experiences make the MAGNETIC Festival one of the most sought after events of this kind in Europe.

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Beranových 667
Praha 9
199 00

Metronome Festival Prague

Metronome Festival Prague

Prague Prague

Festivals|Electronic|Jazz|Pop|Rock|Singer / Songwriter

Metronome festival Prague is international music festival, which takes place since 2016 annually on Prague Exhibition centre located in the wider city centre. Festival’s programme presents the most interesting international shows in combination with the very best from local Czech scene and connects various music generations and genres. Besides great music programme and excellent sound festival offers also amphitheatre with intimate atmosphere, high-quality food without queues, wifi and plenty of sitting space.
Since the first edition, which took place in 2016, Metronome festival Prague hosted such great music stars and acts as Sting, Kasabian, Gus Gus, The Chemical Brothers, Crystal Fighters, Faithless DJ set, Iggy Pop, John Cale, Massive Attack, Foals, The Kooks, David Byrne, Ella Eyre, The Pretty Things, Young Fathers, Walk of the Earth, DJ Solomun and many more.
From local Czech music scene, we would like to highlight for example Tata Bojs, David Koller, Monkey Business, JAR, Barbora Poláková, Ivan Král & Jiří Suchý, Richard Müller, Lenny, or Mydy Rabycad.

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Výstaviště 67
Praha
17090

Mezi Ploty

Mezi Ploty

Prague Prague

Festivals|Electronic|Indie|Pop|Rock|Singer / Songwriter|World

Music and theater festival taking part at psychiatric hospital, focused mainly on Czech artists

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Ústavní 91/7
Praha
18000

Mezinárodní hudební festival Český Krumlov

Mezinárodní hudební festival Český Krumlov

South Bohemian South Bohemian

Festivals|Classical

In the 30 years of its existence, the festival has become one of the three largest classical festivals in the Czech Republic, offering 550 concerts and performances, during which more than 13,000 artists from 40 countries performed.

This summer show offers 4 weeks of music from the 15th to the 21st century with international classical / crossover stars in unique places in the city with a real genius loci.

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Latrán 37
Český Krumlov
381 01

Mighty Sounds

Mighty Sounds

South Bohemian South Bohemian

Festivals|Other|Punk|Rock

One of the biggest Czech music festivals focused on punk, ska, hardcore, reggae and rock'n'roll.

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Čapův dvůr airport
Tábor
39156

Mladá Praha

Mladá Praha

Prague Prague

Festivals|Classical

The civic association MLADÁ PRAHA - INTERNATIONAL MUSIC FESTIVAL has set itself the goal of helping promising young beginning artists in the field of classical music - instrumentalists, singers, chamber ensembles, conductors, but also composers. We want to facilitate the beginnings of their artistic career through concerts at the international level and enable the establishment of friendships with young musicians from all over the world.

Thus was born the idea of ​​founding an international music festival. The initiators, representatives of the International Music Society in Munich (IMGM - Internationale Musikgesellschaft München) decided in 1990 to locate it in Czechoslovakia and chose the name Mladá Praha. In 1992, at the turn of August and September, the first festival took place with the participation of artists of eight nationalities from Peru to Japan. During 1992, a Japanese committee of the Young Prague Festival was also established in Tokyo with the task of selecting the most interesting young musicians from Asia. Thanks to the constant support of Japanese companies permanently operating in the Czech Republic, the Ministry of Culture and several sponsors from the Czech Republic, whose support we greatly appreciate, it has been possible to hold twenty-five years of the festival. In total, over 900 young artists from most European countries, as well as from the USA, Canada, Peru, India, Mexico, China, Korea and Japan performed at more than 350 concerts. In addition to soloists, a number of orchestras and choirs performed here.

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Rytířská 25
Praha 1
110 00

Mladí ladí jazz

Mladí ladí jazz

Prague Prague

Festivals|Jazz

The festival has been spotting and highlighting foreign as well as local talent from the jazz and experimental scene since 2008 focusing mainly on contemporary jazz ((the name translates as The Youth Tune Jazz) and its bold crossovers to other genres. As well as concerts, it organises the Jazzfruit competition for young jazz bands, the jazz workshops for children, specialist workshops for musicians and the year-round Jazzbit club series.

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Národní 341/23
Praha 1
11000

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