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Tschechische Symphoniker / Prag & Coro di Praga

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Thu, Jan 8, 2026, 19:00
In keeping with tradition, the Czech Symphony Orchestra Prague and the Coro di Praga will be performing one of the most monumental works in music history at the Laeiszhalle: Carl Orff’s choral work »Carmina Burana«, which made the composer famous overnight in 1937. The magical pull of the rhythm and the multi-coloured composition of the instruments, including all kinds of percussion and piano, make »Carmina Burana« popular to this day. In 1937, Carl Orff composed this work to Latin, Middle... Read full text

Keywords: Vocal Music

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Musicians

Tschechische Symphoniker Prag
Coro di Praga
Oľga BezačinskáSoprano
Lenka KučerováAlt
Josef MoravecTenor
Ivo HrachovecBass
Martin PeschíkConductor

Program

Carl OrffCarmina Burana / Cantiones profanae für Soli, Chor und Orchester
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