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Wojciech Kilar, Piano Concerto no 2.
2011-10-13
This Friday (October 14) at the inaugural NOSPR concert season 2011/2012 the pianist Beata Bilińska with The National Orchestra of Polish Radio in Katowice will premiere Second Piano Concerto by Wojciech Kilar.Irish Premiere of Roman Statkowski's Opera, "Maria"
2011-10-11
The Irish premiere of Roman Statkowski’s opera "Maria" will be held October 22, 2011 during the 60th Wexford Opera Festival. This is a special event, because after the recent "discovery" and recording in a concert version of the work by Łukasz Borowicz, "Maria", at last, after many years will reappear on the stage.Concert on the 10th Anniversary of Witold Szalonek's Death
2011-10-10
On 12 October in Berlin, a concert will be held on the 10th anniversary of the death of an outstanding, highly original Polish composer, Witold Szalonek.Mieczysław Karłowicz's "Rapsodia litewska" in Malaysia
2011-10-05
In the coming days, 8 and 9 October 2011, the Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Jacek Kasprzyk will perform Mieczysław Karlowicz’s symphonic poem Rapsodia litewska, op. 11. The concert will be held at the Petronas Philharmonic Hall in Kuala Lumpur.Wojciech Kilar's Lumen - in memory of Hevelius
2011-10-05
Wojciech Kilar's latest composition entitled Lumen will be premiered today (October 5th) in the European Parliament on the occasion of 400th anniversary of the birth of Jan Hevelius.The Henryk Wieniawski International Violin Competition 8-23 October 2011
2011-10-04
A concert with Agata Szymczewska and the Symphony Orchestra of the National Philharmonic under the baton of Pablo Gonzalez will inaugurate the 14th Henryk Wieniawski International Violin Competition in Poznań.Koryfeusz Muzyki Polskiej Awards
2011-10-03
On 1 October, the International Day of Music, the winners of the Koryfeusz Muzyki Polskiej awards were announced.Most popular:
The theme of the 37th Krakow International Festival of Composers is music in music. Already in the 1970s, this issue was studied by the outstanding founder of the Krakow Theoretical School, Professor Mieczysław Tomaszewski. He reflected on the subject in an article entitled “At the Opening: why ‘music in music’”, which was published before one of the famous Music Meetings in Baranów.
The theme of Krzysztof Knittel’s work is refuge and the uncertainty and anxiety about the unknown associated with it, as well as the other side of this topic, i.e. the need to provide help and shelter. The text of the oratorio is based on a poem by Tadeusz Sławek. The piece features singing, recitations, choral parts and improvisations based on the traditions of the Middle East. The album was premiered on 15 March during the 11th Festival of Premieres in Katowice.
Musicologists commonly call it “Kras 52” – after the former reference number it was given in the Krasiński Library. It is the most valuable Polish source of medieval polyphonic music, which shaped the soundscape of the court of the first Jagiellons and Kraków at that time. The manuscript is gaining new life now, thanks to a performance edition by Agnieszka Budzińska-Bennett and Marc Lewon. “Krasiński Codex” has just been published by PWM Edition with the support of the Adam Mickiewicz Institute.
Frequent guest of the world’s most famous music venues (New York’s Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center, Amsterdam’s Concertgebouw, London’s Royal Albert Hall and BBC Proms, Vienna’s Musikverein and Konzerthaus), in February 2021 Bomsori signed an exclusive contract with the prestigious Deutsche Grammophon label. As of this year, she also bears the honourable title of ambassador of Grażyna Bacewicz’s music, which she performs worldwide, promoting the legacy of Poland’s most important woman composer.
The 4CD album featuring songs and instrumental works by the Silesian master goes on sale as of 8 November. Released by the ANAKLASIS music label, it will be premiered on 3 December during a special PWM Edition concert held as part of the 12th International Days of Henryk Mikołaj Górecki at the Silesian Philharmonic in Katowice.
The esteemed American-Canadian jazz musician Michael Bates, his Acrobat Ensemble and the Lutosławski Quartet will perform three concerts in Poland in November. The repertoire will include material recorded by the musicians on the album METAMORPHOSES: VARIATIONS ON LUTOSŁAWSKI, released by ANAKLASIS in the REVISIONS series.
The artists have already successfully presented it at Lincoln Center and Barbès Jazz Club in New York. In autumn 2024 we will have the opportunity to hear them live for the first time in Poland: 14.11 - Krakow, 15.11 - Lublin, 17.11 - Wroclaw.
The Fryderyk Chopin Institute in Warsaw invites to the inaugural session of the biennial International Digital Musicology Conference, which will be held 23–25 October 2024, at the Fryderyk Chopin Institute in Warsaw, Poland. The conference focuses on the integration of digital technologies into musicological research, with a special emphasis on introducing digital tools and methods to the Polish academic community, where digital musicology has not yet been widely adopted.
Although Ludomir Różycki - one of the most important representatives of Young Poland - enjoyed spectacular success as a composer during his lifetime, his works are rarely included in concert programmes today. It is therefore worth remembering his exceptional art.
Aleksander Nowak continues his original cycle of compositions that enter into a dialogue with most recent Polish literary works. The album premiere of his opera based on Marcin Wicha’s Nike-awarded book Things I Didn’t Throw Out will take place during the AUKSODRONE festival in Tychy.
Musical themes from Coppola’s cult movie, as deconstructed and reinterpreted by this wayward duo, will be performed at a live concert accompanied by the premiere of THEMES OF DRACULA from ANAKLASIS on vinyl records.
