Koncertní síň O. Jeremiáše - Kněžská 411

I haven't seen such a small concert hall yet ..! O_o: - / Decor and organ but nice. :)

The rebuild was excellent and the acoustics are superb.

Originally, the Roman Catholic church was the seat of the Capuchin order in Kněžská Street and is the second oldest Capuchin monastery in Bohemia. For the establishment of the Capuchin Convention, a suitable place was sought, preferably on the outskirts of the city, in a sparsely populated area. Therefore, the choice fell on the sparsely built-up Kněžská Street, where several burgher houses have remained in the ruins since the fire that hit the town in 1579. The foundation stone was laid in June 1615. The church was completed in 1620 and was consecrated on February 1, 1621. As part of the Josephine reforms, the Capuchin convent of České Budějovice was abolished in 1788. The church was then closed for more than 15 years. In 1804 it was reopened for worship. In the years 1843–1844 it was remodeled in the Classicist style, from 1988 the church became the property of the South Bohemian Philharmonic, which converted it into the concert hall of Otakar Jeremiáš. Originally, the Roman Catholic Temple was the seat of the Capuchin Order in Kněžská Street and is the second oldest Capuchin monastery in Czech. For the establishment of the Capuchin convent a suitable place was sought, preferably on the outskirts of the city in a sparsely built-up area. That is why the choice was made on the Kněžská Street, where a number of burgher houses remained in ruins from the fire that hit the city of 1579. The foundation stone was laid in June 1615. The church was completed in 1620 and it was ordained on February 1, 1621. Within the framework of the Josephine reforms the Convent was abolished in 1788. The church was closed for more than 15 years. In 1804 it was re-opened for worship. In 1843-1844 it was classically modified, and from 1988 the temple became the property of the South Bohemian Philharmonic Orchestra, which adapted it to Otakar Jeremias concert hall.

Today we had the privilege (Svatobor choir) to sing in this hall the Fish Mass with the local Philharmonic. Super space and experience.

There's no air conditioning, so when you're at a social event, it's pouring out of you. Perhaps in a year they will do the reconstruction that the lady told us there.

Nice hall, not too big, beautiful organ. Wooden chairs complete the festive impression.