23. April 2014 19:30
Concert | Hudba | vážná hudba
Obec: Benešov
Městaké divadlo na Poště, Tyršova 163, Benešov, Benešov /
23. ročník hudebního festivalu. Vystoupí Josef Suk Ensemble. Květa Novotná - klavír, Jan Adamus - hoboj, Bohuslav Matoušek - housle, Zbyněk Paďourek - viola, Jitka Vlašánková - violoncello. Předprodej vstupenek: Turistické informační centrum Benešov, tel.: 317 726 004 a prodejní síť Ticketportal, http://www.ticketportal.cz/nevent.aspx?id=171. Vstupné: 100 Kč, studenti a senioři mají 50% slevu.
Organizer: |
Kulturní a informační centrum Benešov, s.r.o. |
Subtitle: |
KIC Benešov |
IČO: |
05508339 |
Sídlo: |
Na Karlově 2064, 25601 Benešov |
Korespondenční adresa: |
Masarykovo náměstí 230, 256 01, Benešov |
Mobile: |
737 205 534, 737 205 535 |
Phone: |
317 726 004 |
E-mail: |
infocentrum@kicbenesov.cz |
Web: |
www.kicbenesov.cz |
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The Art Nouveau house no. 74 was built by the District Commercial Savings Bank from Benešov u Prahy in 1904 – 1905 according to a project of Marcel Dusil. It houses an exhibition, opened to the general public in 1992, devoted to the history of the town and its surrounding areas, regional landmarks and objects of art as well as artists who lived and worked here. The ethnographic exhibition is of special interest as it presents mainly the folk clothing and textiles, furniture, glass underpaintings, and objects of folk plastic art.
The Art Nouveau house no. 74 was built by the District Commercial Savings Bank from Benešov u Prahy in 1904 – 1905 according to a project of Marcel Dusil. It houses an exhibition, opened to the general public in 1992, devoted to the history of the town and its surrounding areas, regional landmarks and objects of art as well as artists who lived and worked here. The ethnographic exhibition is of special interest as it presents mainly the folk clothing and textiles, furniture, glass underpaintings, and objects of folk plastic art.
As the chronicle written by the so called Beneš Minorita states, the Benešov Minorite Convent was established in 1247 by a provost of the Old Boleslav canonry Tobiáš of Benešov. Tobiáš was supposed to give the new community the Benešovicové family seat that was located on a promontory, nowadays known as Karlov, above the present day town. Only the remains of the pentagonal presbytery with two gothic windows were preserved.
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