It has been a week since the devastating tornado swept only a few miles from the concerts venues of the Lednice-Valtice Music Festival. As many others, we have also pitched in by manual work and donation through the Via Foundation, which established a call to help South Moravia. The LVMF
This year’s festival is dedicated to the music of the Venetian Baroque music master Antonio Vivaldi and commemorates the 1600th anniversary of the founding of Venice, the city of carnivals, where Antonio Vivaldi was born in 1678. Join us until 15 August to compete for the most original, imaginative Venetian
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Sorry, this entry is only available in Czech. Čerstvá série magazínů Look at it je opět věnována turisticky atraktivním místům na Moravě a zajímavým akcím, které tento region nabízí. Nalistujete-li v časopisu Pálava strany 18 a 19, můžete si přečíst nejen zajímavosti o letošním festivalu, ale i prázdninově laděný rozhovor
As the conditions for cultural events by the government of the Czech Republic remain unclear and the high risk of cancellation several days before the event, we are forced to postpone the originally planned concert of the band Čechomor with the Moravian Philharmonic Olomouc from 28th May 2021 to Friday
We went to Vienna! For the work purposes of course, as the crew consisted of the team that prepares the LVHF 2021 Prologue in the Garden Palace Liechtenstein on 23rd September 2021. We went through the beautiful premises of the Garden Palace with Gabriela Ogoralek, who is the local administrator,
A world full of playfulness and passion, fine flirtation and exemplary piety, slender silhouettes of chaste girls from Ospedale della Pietà or landscape scenery reminiscent of sunny paintings of Francesco Guardi. All this is combined in the music of “Il Prete Rosso” – the red-haired priest Antonio Vivaldi, Italian musical
Dear fans of the Lednice-Valtice Music Festival, we wish you all the best in the New Year, good health, happiness and well-being and we look forward to our further meetings and discovering great music together! And don’t forget that “the most beautiful music is human laughter”! (Jan Werich)
