Tóny Vinohrad

Tóny Vinohrad  - Chamber Music Cycle in Prague 2 - Evening of Famous Melodies - Gröbe Villa

The concert series Tóny Vinohrad offers chamber classical music performances in the impressive historical setting of Gröbe Villa in Havlíček Gardens. Concerts take place once a month, except during the summer holidays, at 18:00.

The concert program features performances by leading Czech musicians – soloists and members of renowned symphony orchestras such as the Czech Philharmonic, the Prague Radio Symphony Orchestra, and others, as well as professors from prestigious institutions like HAMU and the Prague Conservatory. It also introduces young rising stars, often laureates of international competitions. The program is organized by the Prague 2 District in cooperation with Art z.s., the Filharmoniště association, the Prague Conservatory, HAMU, Czech Radio, and more. Special attention is given to composers and performers connected to today’s Prague 2 area.

Tóny Vinohrad 2026: String Quartets Between Prague and Vienna

11 November 2026, 18:00–19:00

The autumnedition of Tóny Vinohrad 2026, the chamber music concert series organised by the Prague 2 Municipal District, continues with an evening dedicated to the beauty of classical string quartets.

This time, the Siebeneichener Quartett will take the stage, performing works by renowned composers including Ludwig van Beethoven, Leoš Janáček and Josef Suk. The concert promises an enjoyable musical journey between Prague and Vienna, celebrating the rich tradition of Central European chamber music.

Performers:

• David Hernych – violin
• Marek Pavlica – violin
• Dorothea Dalecká Kellerová – viola
• David Pěruška – cello

Admission: CZK 90–150

Club members: CZK 40 online / CZK 80 at the venue.
More information here.

Tóny Vinohrad 2026: Telemann's Music in All Its Colours

9 December 2026, 18:00–19:00

The autumn edition of Tóny Vinohrad 2026, the chamber music concert series organised by the Prague 2 Municipal District, concludes with an evening celebrating the richness and diversity of Baroque music.

The final concert will feature NiTrio, an ensemble whose repertoire spans the full splendour of the Baroque era, as well as music from the Classical, Romantic and 20th-century periods. This time, the programme will focus on the works of Georg Philipp Telemann, one of Germany's most celebrated Baroque composers, whose music is renowned for its expressive melodies, colourful harmonies and remarkable variety.

Performers:

• Eva Prchalová – flute
• Šárka Petříková – violin
• Ondřej Valenta – harpsichord, organ
• Eliška Prchalová – vocals

Admission: CZK 90–150

Club members: CZK 40 online / CZK 80 at the venue.

More informaton here.