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Czech Museum of Music

Mal谩 Strana

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A 17th-century baroque monastery building with an impressive central atrium makes a beautiful setting for Prague鈥檚 Museum of Music. The museum鈥檚 permanent exhibition, entitled 鈥楳an-Instrument-Music鈥, explores the relationship between human beings and musical instruments through the ages, and showcases an incredible collection of violins, guitars, lutes, trumpets, flutes and harmonicas.

Highlights include a grand piano played by Mozart in 1787, and the Ro啪mberk Court Ensemble of 16th-century woodwind instruments. The exhibits are brought to life by recordings of music played using the actual instruments on display.

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