School Music Tours to Czech Republic

This is one of the most beautiful churches in Prague and is located in the heart of the Old Square. The church was built in a Baroque style and has excellent acoustics. Chamber orchestras and choirs with secular repertoires are welcome to be part of their regular lunchtime concerts.

This beautiful spa town lies in Western Bohemia and, following the Singing Fountain performance, concerts can be given in the Colonnade at 5 minutes past the hour throughoutthe afternoon. This is alovely venue in which to perform.

A short distance from Prague is the spa town of Poděbrady where, in the central Lázeňský Park, is the Concert Hall. Performances can take place indoors on the main stage or, during the summer months, outside in the park itself. This venue is ideal for all ensemble types.

The deconsecrated Church of St Simon and St Jude has become one of Prague's most loved concert venues. Ensembles are not restricted by repertoire and thestage can be extended; thus creating space for up to 100 musicians. Thisensures that theconcert hall lives up to its reputation as a perfect orchestral venue.

The hall was built atthe beginning of 20th century as a concert and rehearsal hall for the well-known Hlahol Choir. The hall has great acoustics and the organisers are always keen to welcome music groups from abroad.

The Prague Spring Music Festival is a yearly celebration of music that features opera, chamber music and symphonies. The Prague Symphony andthe Vienna Philharmonic, as well as other international orchestras, take part in this annual festival which began in 1946. The concerts of the Prague Spring Music Festival take place at various venues around Prague: the National Theatre, the Municipal House, St. Anne's Monastery, the Estates Theatre and the State Opera. A number of other churches, theatres and concert halls also host events. The festival runs from mid May to early June and has music competitions each year.