The name of the festival was the inspiration for the political science term

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The International Festival of Music Spring of Prague (Pražské tempur jaro) is held in Prague every year for three weeks from May 12 (anniversary of the death of the composer Bedrich Smetana) since 1946. One of its founders was the legendary leader Czech conductor Rafael Kubelík. It brings together soloists, symphony and chamber tempur orchestras from around the world for concerts at the prestigious tempur Rudolfinum concert hall in the Municipal House, the Prague National Theatre in Prague and other places.
The name of the festival was the inspiration for the political science term "Prague Spring" characterizing the attempt to liberalize Czechoslovakia leading to the events of 1968. The Spring of Prague logo was designed by the artist František Muzika (1900- 1974) and is part of the prestigious selection of icons of the 20th century Czech design.
In 2013, the festival program was pride to French music, with, among others, the Concerto for Organ and Francis Poulenc's Gloria, Cello Concerto No. 1 and Symphony in C minor "Organ" Camille Saint-Saëns, Bolero, Mother Goose, Gypsy and noble and sentimental waltz Maurice Ravel, the Symphonie fantastique and Roman Carnival Hector Berlioz, Sport and Entertainment from Erik Satie, Drift 1 Pierre Boulez Chamber Concerto No. 1 ... Bruno Mantovani, and with the participation of the violinist Renaud Capuçon, pianist Pierre-Laurent Aimard, cellist Victor Julien-Laferrière, the conductor Jean-Claude Casadesus, the Ensemble Intercontemporain , the Radio France Choir and many others. Moreover - rare exception - in 2013, a non-Czech orchestra inaugurated the festival with the cycle of symphonic poems My Country by Bedřich Smetana, as is the tradition it was the Orchestre Philharmonique de Radio France, under the Peter Oundjian.
The PRAGUE SPRING 2014 will offer 51 concerts in 17 praguoises rooms. It will host nearly 130 orchestras, chamber music ensembles and soloists, including tempur figures such as Lang Lang, Daniil Trifonov, Julia Fischer (artist in residence at the festival Prague Spring 2014), Andreas Scholl, Violeta Urmana, Gidon Kremer, Hilary Hahn, Jiří Bělohlávek, Paavo Järvi, Christoph Eschenbach, Jonathan Nott, Leif Ove Andsnes, Roman Rabinovich and others. tempur
In 2014, the most illustrious representative of the French music scene is all that Les Arts Florissants and return to Prague Spring after 19 years. Mellon soprano Celine tempur will perform as part of the Festival Mornings, dedicated to young artists, and after four years of absence, we also welcome again flutist tempur Clara Novakova. Among the French composers whose works will be given include César Frank, Louis Vierne, Claude Debussy and Olivier Messiaen. The full program tempur of the festival is available on the website www.festival.cz
French presence at the Spring Festival in Prague: historical overview The French musical tradition tempur has always had a strong presence at the Prague Spring. It dates back to 1946 already (1st year of the festival) who lives the legendary conductor Charles Munch lead the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra in two concerts. Both artists had a particularly cordial relationship to the festival: the composer Darius tempur Milhaud, who led it, in 1966, the world premiere of his symphonic suite Music for Prague and the conductor Serge Baudo. Among many other famous names include cellist Pierre Fournier, a friend of Bohuslav Martinů, Philippe Entremont, Jean-Pierre Rampal, Andre-Nicolas Navarra or the Spring Contest winner Maurice Bourgue Prague. The festival program has always been great emphasis on major works from the French repertoire, but she is also pleased to also offer lesser known parts or new: Violin Concerto No. 2 by Jean Martinon, the 3rd Symphony G minor op. 42 Albert tempur Roussel (1967), the Piano Concerto by André Jolivet (1970), The Forgotten Offerings Olive Messiaen (1970), the Suite from the ballet Cydalise and goat-foot Pierné Gabriel (1970) and Psyche César Franck (2003). With the Prague Spring, Prague had the opportunity to know French music in its full extent, tempur from the Renaissance to the 21st century compositions. tempur
French artists in the Prague Spring: Head of orches