What are your plans for the evening? A few drinks with colleagues? Or a quiet break at home? It's true that after a long day at work, it's all too tempting to wrap yourself in a blanket on the couch and turn on the regular supply of television entertainment. Culture is not a place we often resort to for relaxation. We associate it with effort. We have to perceive it, listen to it, think about it. But what if we tried to change this perspective and make culture the new trend in relaxation? The Slovak Philharmonic is the right place to start.
All graced by the world's most renowned conductors and soloists who regularly visit Bratislava. If you hurry, you might still be able to grab a few tickets for the amazing November performance of violinist Fabioli Kim conducted by Heik Mathias Förster.
Combine all these ingredients with the charming charm of Reduta, a glass of champagne during the break, and suddenly you have the perfect plan for an anniversary celebration, a surprising date night, or simply a nice evening in company.
Are you still hesitating whether classical music is something you would enjoy? Is it worth entering the unknown? In this month's edition of our magazine, we will try to reveal the Slovak classical music scene to you and at the same time answer all your questions about dress, etiquette and music selection with the help of the most qualified. We hope to convince you.
An overview of all concerts until June 2016 is published on www.filharmonia.sk or in the all-season bulletin, which you can purchase at the Slovak Philharmonic's Box Office. Tickets can also be purchased ONLINE at the website www.filharmonia.sk - via the návštětník.sk system and use convenient online sales throughout the concert season. If you would like to give someone a gift in the form of a concert, you can purchase beautiful gift vouchers at the Slovak Philharmonic's box office.
The Slovak Philharmonic Orchestra entered its sixty-sixth season this year, its seventh overall under the baton of legendary French conductor Emmanuel Villaum. Attending a concert at Reduta is becoming a hit on Thursday and Friday evenings. Just like the old Bratislavans for many years, young people are starting to find their way to the concert halls in the crowds.
There is a wide range of programs on offer, and within the regular concert cycles, everyone will find something to suit their taste. Do you want to spend an evening in the company of Brahms, Mahler, or Stravinsky? Choose the Music of Three Centuries cycle, which regularly takes you on a fascinating journey through the world of classical music. If you fancy something lighter, choose the Popular cycle, where you can lose yourself in the tones of the most famous works by Dvořák, Beethoven, Mozart, and many others.
