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An Early Music in Cieszyn
2002-11-07
The 5th edition of "The Early Music in Cieszyn" Festival will begin on November 12. Renaissance and Baroque Music lovers will have the opportunity to listen to five concerts.
From 12 to 24 November famous artists will introduce music of early ages to Cieszyn public. The organizers have entrusted the performance to the musicians from Poland and Czech Republic.
The program includes:
Tuesday, November 12 (5 p.m.)
Cieszyn's Silesia Museum
Anna Jagielska (soprano), Marek Toporowski (harpsichord)
Sefardic Songs and Spanish Baroque Music
Friday, November 15 (3.30 p.m.)
St. Elisabeth Church, Cieszyn
Ireneusz Wyrwa (organ)
G. Muffat, J. Pachelbel, J. Froberger and J. S. Bach
Sunday, November 17 (5 p.m.)
Concert Hall of Public School of Music on the Castle, Cieszyn
Martyna Brachman (violin), Stanisław Smołka (viola da gamba), Joanna Boślak-Górniok (harpsichord)
F. Veracini, A. Vivaldi, G.P.Telemann and M. Marais
Saturday, November 23 (4 p.m.)
Kostel Ślezske cirkve evangelicke "Na Nivach" , Český Tesin
Collegium Iuvenum, Canticum Novum, Amici Cantonis Antique, dir. Dr Leszk Kalina
Jerzy Trzanowski's Songs
Sunday, November 24 (5 p.m.)
Kulturni a společenské středisko "Střelnice", Český Tesin
Musica Florea (Prague)
Italian Music and Influence on Music of Czech Baroque
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