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Jazz Clubs
Reduta Jazz Club. One of the oldest jazz clubs in Prague. www.redutajazzclub.cz; Location: Národní 20, Old Town
Ungelt Jazz & Blues Club. A tiny club in the 15th-century cellar of a Renaissance building. A mix of blues, funk and jazz supplied by top Czech performers. Live shows every night. www.jazzblues.cz; Location: Týn 2, Old Town
U Staré Paní. ‘At the Old Lady' is a sophisticated cellar jazz club that attracts serious names from all over the world. www.ustarepani.cz; Location: Michalská 9, Old Town
AghaRTA Jazz. Dingy jazz room featuring top local players. www.arta.cz; Location: Železná 16, Old Town
Agharta Jazz Club
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- July 15, 2009
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Situated just a few minutes' walk from Old Town Square this is a very popular city centre jazz club. Every day there is a live jazz concert.
Reduta Jazz Club
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- July 15, 2009
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Reduta is Prague's legendary jazz club where significant Czech jazz musicians like Mirloslav Vitous, flautist Jiri Stivin and Karel Ruzicka have played. It was founded in 1958 as a place primarily for Czech jazzmen, while stars from other countries played in larger halls.
Jazz in Prague
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- July 21, 2007
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There are some excellent jazz clubs in Prague where you can listen to jazz in all its forms - from dixieland to swing. A good idea is to book a table, especially in summer. Live performances usually start no earlier than 9pm.
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