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An exhibition on the Vltava Philharmonic, the future concert hall for symphonic music in the capital, is under way at the Municipal House on Republic Square in Prague. It can be seen in the centre of the city: on Thursday, 8 October, visitors were already looking around the display in the evening.

The Vltava Philharmonic is a planned concert hall building. It is intended as a home for two Prague orchestras — the Czech Philharmonic and the Prague Symphony Orchestra FOK — as well as for the music department of the Prague City Library.

Around Prague, based on reporting by prazsky.denik.cz

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