News | 26.01.2024

Concerts with Josef Špaček in Seoul and Prague

Pietari Inkinen will join forces again with violinist Josef Špaček in Seoul and Prague.

On January 26 at the Seoul Arts Center and on January 27 at the Gangdong Arts Center, they will perform concerts with the KBS Symphony Orchestra featuring Dvořák’s “Carnival Overture” and his Violin Concerto as well as Strauss’s “Eine Alpensinfonie”.

Following the concerts in South Korea, the two will reunite in Prague for concerts with the Prague Symphony Orchestra on February 7 and 8. On the programme will be Beethoven’s Violin Concerto and Tchaikovsky’s 4th Symphony.

Information and tickets:

Seoul: https://www.kbssymphony.org/eng/m/concerts/concerts_view.php?number=28252

Prague: https://www.fok.cz/en/josef-spacek

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