Enjoy the Old Prague Music Ensemble performing The Best of World and Czech Music at the Church of St. Martin in the Wall. The concert duration is 70 minutes. The Program Smetana: Moldau Dvorak: Humoresque, Largo, Walses Pachelbel: Canon in D Bizet: Intermezzo and Ouverture from Opera Carmen Vivaldi: Four Seasons (Winter) Bach: Air Mozart: Divertimento in F Albinoni: Adagio Brahms: Hungarian Dances Nos. 5 and 6 The Artists Old Prague Music Ensemble String Quartet The Venue: St. Martin in the Wall Church The Church of St. Martin in the Wall is a unique work of medieval architecture. Its name reflects the fact that one of its walls borders directly with the adjacent house. The church’s Romanesque base dates from the 12th century and the building was later modified in Gothic and Baroque styles. At one time the church was a lively center of the Utraquist Church and supported by wealthy burghers. The famous Baroque sculptor Ferdinand M. Brokoff is buried here.

Experience a performance of well-known classical music at the centuries-old Church of St. Martin in the Wall in Prague. Tickets are available in rows 1 to 4, or 5 to 9, for the 70-minute program. Soprano Libuse Moravcova Myratska is joined by violin and organ soloists to perform a varied program of well-loved classical compositions. Marie Dvorska and Filip Himmer join on violin, whilst Michelle Hradecka and Drahoslav Gric play the organ: • J. S. Bach: Toccata and Fugue in D minor  • J. J. Ryba: Slavíček (The Nightingale) Czech Christmas Song   • G. F. Händel: Sonata in D major  • F. Schubert: Mille cherubini in coro  • F. Schubert: Ave Maria • T. Albinoni: Adagio  • J. N. Seeger: Pastorela in d  • P. Mascagni: Ave Maria  • A. Dvořák: Humoresque  • A. Dvořák : Biblical songs No.4, No.10   • Pásmo českých koled  (Medley of Czech carols)   • World Carols : Gloria, Stille Nacht, Adeste fideles  Located in Prague’s Old Town, the church was built in the Romanesque style between 1178 and 1187. Reconstructed in the Gothic style, the church offers excellent acoustics and an historic setting to complement the festive occasion.