Spring Picnic Concert at the Enchanted Spring

What is it like when spring awakens? And what if spring oversleeps? That couldn't possibly happen.

In the garden below Prague Castle, the Prague Philharmonic Choir led by conductor Lukáš Kozubík will awaken not only spring, but something much more important, with a fairytale story and musical spells. Singing fairies and daisies, a maypole, and even the queen of spring await visitors, along with the music of Bohuslav Martinů, Zdeněk Lukáš, Antonín Dvořák, and others. The fairytale concert will be hosted by Klára Boudalová, with singing by the Prague Philharmonic Choir and playing by members of the Czech Philharmonic and the Orchestral Academy of the Czech Philharmonic.

Visitors can arrive at the garden early - before the concert, there will be music workshops set up throughout the garden for everyone to enjoy. Children will learn to play on grass, find out why the real spring whistle must be pounded, and how to make a flute out of weeds from Stromovka.

Program:
Otvírání studánek, H 354 / Bohuslav Martinů
Jaro se otvírá / Zdeněk Lukáš
Tundra / Ola Gjeilo
The Rose / Ola Gjeilo
Květiny bílé po cestě / Antonín Dvořák

Prague Philharmonic Choir Members of the Czech Philharmonic and the Orchestral Academy of the Czech Philharmonic

Lukáš Kozubík - conductor

Klára Boudalová - commentary, programming

Practical information:

• The program will last for 60 minutes
• Recommended age is 6-12 years old
• The organizers recommend bringing blankets for seating and for a picnic with refreshments from the bar
• The garden will be open from 4:00 pm, with workshops and refreshments available
• The entrance to Ledeburská zahrada is from Valdštejnská Street 158/14, and there is no barrier-free access on site
• In case of unfavorable weather, the concert will take place in the concert hall of the Prague Conservatory, Na Rejdišti 1, Prague 1. For current information, follow the websites and social media of the Prague Philharmonic Choir

Tickets are available for purchase on the GoOut network.

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