Collegium Colloredo & Tomáš Netopil

Date:	March 10, 2026 \| 19:30 (Tue)
Venue:	Sts. Simon and Jude Church
Duration:	105 minutes
Intermission:	Yes
Status:	Available

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This concert features the interpretation of Baroque composers by the Czech ensemble, which shares a passion for Baroque music

Collegium Colloredo is dedicated to the musical legacy of the noble Colloredo family from the Moravian town of Kroměříž. The ensemble is led by none other than Tomáš Netopil, a patriot of Kroměříž and the new chief conductor of the Prague Symphony Orchestra, who cultivates the baroque violin in addition to the baton.

Program:

Pietro Andrea Ziani
Heinrich Ignaz Franz Biber
Antonio Bertali
Alessandro Poglietti
Georg Muffat

Performing:

Tomáš Netopil - artistic director, baroque violin
Jana Anýžová - baroque violin
Barbara Maria Willi - harpsichord
Kateřina Maňáková - lute
Ján Prievoznik - baroque double basse, violon

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Please note that tickets for this concert will be assigned to you by the organizer within 48 hours of placing your order. You will receive your tickets by e-mail.
Tickets purchased for this concert can not be transferred, exchanged, or refunded unless the event is cancelled
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With intermission

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Sts. Simon and Jude Church

Address:	Dušní ulice , Praha 1
Capacity:	400
Type:	Church
Winter heating:	Yes
Wheelchair access:	No

Beautiful Sts. Simon and Jude Church in Prague Old Town serves as a concert hall

Amicable and uplifting atmosphere of the Sts. Simon and Jude Church is the ideal place to enjoy masterpieces of classical and sacred music. The Church of Sts. Simon and Jude is unique by its initiation - it is the only Prague church dedicated to the apostolic pair, Simon and Jude Taddeas.

The church was founded in 1354 as a hospital chapel and later rebuilt as a hall church with niches and chapels. The late Renaissance church served as a temple of Czech Brethren. In 1620, during recatholisation of the whole country, the Emperor donated the church to the Order of Merciful Brothers.

They rebuilt the church in Baroque style and added on a large adjacent convent and hospital. The late Baroque church organ was played by Mozart and Haydn. It is still functional and famous for its excellent authentic sound. After 1989, the church was given back to the Order of Merciful Brothers who lent it for use to the Prague Symphony Orchestra. In Sts. Simon and Jude Church orchestral concerts as well as chamber concerts of early music are held, in particular traditional cycle dedicated to the authentic interpretation of Baroque music is highly appreciated by both critics and audiences.

How to get there:

Accessibility by Prague public transport:
metro A (green line) - Staroměstská station
tram - Právnická fakulta stop
Nearest car parking:
Rudolfinum Parking, Alšovo nábřeží, Prague 1