Romantic Melodies and Organ Toccatas

From classics to musicals and film with soprano, trumpet and organ. Bach, Widor, Vivaldi, romantic and love songs from world famous musicals and movies in well known venue in the centre of Prague.

Programme

Popular melodies, famous ballads and organ toccatas

J. S. BACH

Toccata and Fugue in D Minor

Ch.—M. WIDOR

Toccata in F Major

A. VIVALDI

Gloria in D Major

ROMANTIC AND LOVE SONGS from WORLD FAMOUS MUSICALS and MOVIES

Performers

Zuzana Koš Kopřivová — soprano soloist of the National Theatre

František Bílek — trumpet solo trumpet of the State Opera

Michal Hanzal — organ, piano principal organist and pianist of St. Nicholas

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Místo konání

Kostel sv. Mikuláše
Staroměstské náměstí 1101, Praha 1
GPS: 50.0879273, 14.4199135

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Informace

Délka 60 minut.
Otevřeno 30 minut před začátkem.
Místa nejsou číslována.
Program je k dispozici zdarma.
FAQ – more information

Unique

SOUND

EXPERIENCE

with live music in Prague venue

From classics to musicals and film

A wonderful and unforgettable evening of romantic melodies, traditional ballads, organ toccatas and well-known music from musicals and films. The programme combines the dramatic power of Bach and Widor with the lyrical sound of soprano, trumpet and organ. Performed inside Kostel sv. Mikuláše on Old Town Square, this concert is suitable for visitors looking for an emotional and easy-to-enjoy musical experience in Prague.

From classics to musicals and film

Details of soprano, trumpet and organ during the Romantic Melodies and Organ Toccatas concert

Unique sound experience in Prague

During this one-hour concert, soprano, trumpet and organ sound from different places inside Kostel sv. Mikuláše on the Old Town Square. The performers appear on the choir loft by the organ, on the opposite balcony and also downstairs in front of the audience.

Thanks to the excellent acoustics of the baroque church, each instrument sounds slightly different from each place – sometimes distant and majestic, sometimes close and personal. Listeners can experience how the sound changes throughout the concert.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What makes this concert special?

In one hour, you will enjoy classical music, romantic melodies and film music in the unique acoustics of Kostel sv. Mikuláše on the Old Town Square. The artists perform from different places — by the organ, from the balcony and in front of the audience — so you can hear how the sound changes in the church.

What will I see and hear during the concert?

You will hear the huge pipe organ, nostalgic trumpet and gentle soprano. A larger part of the concert is performed from the upper parts of the church, where the sound is especially beautiful. The programme combines popular classical music and romantic melodies from films and musicals, performed by professional artists from the National Theatre and the State Opera Prague.

Who is this concert suitable for?

For couples, families and visitors to Prague who are looking for a beautiful evening programme in the city centre — before or after dinner. You do not need to know classical music. Just come and enjoy a unique experience from Prague.

Is it safe to buy tickets online?

Yes. You buy tickets securely and directly from the organiser, without third-party sellers. Once your payment is received, your ticket will be sent by email. Your ticket also helps fund the care and operation of this Prague landmark.

Do I need to print my tickets?

A printed ticket makes entry faster, but it is not necessary. You can also show your ticket on your mobile phone.

How long does the concert last?

The concert lasts 60 minutes and has no intermission.

How do I choose my seat?

Místa nejsou číslována. Guests choose their seats when they arrive, depending on current availability. The church opens 30 minutes before the concert starts, so we recommend coming early.