Opera Rara Kraków: Capella CracoviensisSun, Nov 29, 2026 · PLN 32Eventim

Opera Rara Kraków: Capella Cracoviensis

Bunkier SztukiSun, Nov 29, 2026

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OPERA RARA KRAKÓW jesień 2026: Capella Cracoviensis / walcz o pieśń VIII • Szyma is scheduled for Sunday, November 29, 2026 at Bunkier Sztuki. Check the official source before you go, as event times and venue details can change.

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Opera Rara Kraków returns this autumn with a performance by Capella Cracoviensis, one of Poland's leading period-instrument ensembles. The concert, part of the "walcz o pieśń VIII • Szyma" series, promises an evening of historically informed music-making in the heart of Krakow.

Attendees can expect a refined atmosphere as the ensemble brings rare operatic works to life, showcasing the depth of Baroque and Classical repertoire. The event is a highlight for classical music enthusiasts visiting Krakow's vibrant cultural scene.

This edition of Opera Rara continues its tradition of presenting lesser-known masterpieces, offering a unique opportunity to experience music in an intimate concert setting.

⏱️ 2 hrs🎟️ Tickets from PLN 32

Starting price is indicative — check the official source for current tickets.

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  • The concert takes place in Krakow, a city easily accessible by train or plane.
  • Dress code is smart casual; the venue may have specific entry requirements.
  • Arrive early to find your seat and enjoy the pre-concert atmosphere.

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What is the dress code?

Smart casual attire is recommended for this classical concert.

Is the venue accessible?

Krakow venues generally offer accessibility; please check with the organizer for specific needs.

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Bunkier Sztuki

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Bunkier Sztuki, Krakow

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Opera Rara

Opera Rara is a London-based opera company and recording label which specialises in recording and performing forgotten operatic repertoire from the 19th and early 20th centuries.

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