But still very good video and i hope you enjoy your stay in Prague but please remember that Czech Republic is not only capital city of Prague nearly all of our cities have similar baroque and renesance city centers like Prague :-) only little smaller and i hope you o somebody else will write commentary on this my message and sorry for my english Gretings from Czech Republic (north-east part of it ) historical regionof Moravia is my land and if somebody have question abou CZ please ask my Thanks
Thank you for taking the time to comment. My research source provided the 2% figure so I'm grateful for your correction of this fact, and all your other clarifications. You are clearly very proud of your country, and rightly so as it is beautiful. I really did enjoy my brief stay there and hope to return some day.
Good video but you have some mistaces in clip 20 procents of czech practise religion (chistianiti of course) not 2 prencent and prague is not only 2 parts prague have 14 i thing but still more that only 2 and statues on charles bridge are replicas but originals still exist but the are now in museum becose they was been in bad condition and Jan Hus was not only thinker but he start first protestant religion reformacion in europe 100 year before Luther - husites (husite) church and husite wars
Re the title of the opening music performed by "The Old Prague Music Ensemble"
Vltava, also known by its German name Die Moldau (or The Moldau), was composed between 20 November and 8 December 1874 by Smetana.
The piece contains Smetana's most famous tune. It is an adaptation of the melody La Mantovana,composed by the Italian renaissance tenor Giuseppe Cenci also known as Giuseppino del Biado, (d. 1616) The melody is first found in print circa 1600.
Sublime video, Tony. You had a great subject, too. Prague has to be one of the most beautiful cities, especially architecturally, that I have seen in your videos. I'm glad your title made me laugh, because the Jewish Quarter section made me teary. It was beautifully done and had great music. I loved the irony of using "A Summer Place". As usual, you've put so much history into a short amount of time that I will have to come back-a compliment to the guy in blue;-). Thanks for this great job.
But still very good video and i hope you enjoy your stay in Prague but please remember that Czech Republic is not only capital city of Prague nearly all of our cities have similar baroque and renesance city centers like Prague :-) only little smaller and i hope you o somebody else will write commentary on this my message and sorry for my english Gretings from Czech Republic (north-east part of it ) historical regionof Moravia is my land and if somebody have question abou CZ please ask my Thanks
Araman84 8 months ago
@Araman84
Thank you for taking the time to comment. My research source provided the 2% figure so I'm grateful for your correction of this fact, and all your other clarifications. You are clearly very proud of your country, and rightly so as it is beautiful. I really did enjoy my brief stay there and hope to return some day.
Cornishpastyman1 8 months ago
Good video but you have some mistaces in clip 20 procents of czech practise religion (chistianiti of course) not 2 prencent and prague is not only 2 parts prague have 14 i thing but still more that only 2 and statues on charles bridge are replicas but originals still exist but the are now in museum becose they was been in bad condition and Jan Hus was not only thinker but he start first protestant religion reformacion in europe 100 year before Luther - husites (husite) church and husite wars
Araman84 8 months ago
Tony,
you have excelled.. the most comprehensive video guide I have seen.
Anyone planning a visit should Czech out all the must-see places.
All they need is a pasty stall.
cjb12121 8 months ago
Hello Cornishpastyman1 great video!
Re the title of the opening music performed by "The Old Prague Music Ensemble"
Vltava, also known by its German name Die Moldau (or The Moldau), was composed between 20 November and 8 December 1874 by Smetana.
The piece contains Smetana's most famous tune. It is an adaptation of the melody La Mantovana,composed by the Italian renaissance tenor Giuseppe Cenci also known as Giuseppino del Biado, (d. 1616) The melody is first found in print circa 1600.
jpstenino 8 months ago
Sublime video, Tony. You had a great subject, too. Prague has to be one of the most beautiful cities, especially architecturally, that I have seen in your videos. I'm glad your title made me laugh, because the Jewish Quarter section made me teary. It was beautifully done and had great music. I loved the irony of using "A Summer Place". As usual, you've put so much history into a short amount of time that I will have to come back-a compliment to the guy in blue;-). Thanks for this great job.
auntdj111 8 months ago