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Music Education Day in Gdańsk
2004-09-16
Music schoolteachers at all levels are invited to a free one-day series of educational seminars organised as part of the Seventh Music Education Day.
Music schoolteachers at all levels are invited to a free one-day series of educational seminars organised as part of the Seventh Music Education Day. This year the event will take place at the Academy of Music in Gdańsk (Nos.1-2, Łąkowa St.) on 30 September, from 9 a.m. to 3.30 p.m. Participation in the seminars is recommended by the Centre of Artistic Education and will be confirmed by special certificate. Each teacher who registers his/her participation in the Music Education Day 2004 will receive a coupon entitling them to a 10% reduction in the price of publications sold during the event. Submissions containing the name, surname and the address of the school should be sent to handel@pwm.com.pl or by fax to +12 4227171.
Seminar Programme
9.00 – 10.00 The Most Beautiful Piano Works Waldemar Wojtal
The rector and a professor of the Academy of Music in Gdańsk, a distinguished pianist and teacher, will present some of the best-known compositions by Witold Lutosławski, Ignacy J. Paderewski and Karol Szymanowski featured in the series The Most Beautiful....
10.15 – 11.15 The Most Beautiful Bacewicz Andrzej Gębski
A selection of the most beautiful and famous of Grażyna Bacewicz’s compositions for violin and piano will be presented by a lecturer of the Warsaw Academy of Music, who has also taught the violin class at the Z. Brzewski Music School in Warsaw since 2000 and since 2002 has run the string orchestra at this school.
11.30 – 12.30 Dance Preludes for viola and piano Bogusława Hubisz- Sielska
Witold Lutosławski’s Dance Preludes arranged for viola for the first time and Zygmunt Stojowski’s Fantasia for viola and piano will be presented by the editor of both publications, a Cracow Academy of Music teacher of many years’ experience as well as the main coordinator of the Witold Lutosławski Cracow Conservatory.
13.00 – 14.00 Dancing Cello Krzysztof Sperski
The publication containing works based on original dances and aiming at preparing the young musician for their proper performance will be presented by a professor of the Academy of Music in Gdańsk, an editor of many cello compositions. The presentation will be supplemented by original cello works by Polish composers: S. Kossowski’s Polonaise with Introduction and K. Skarżyński’s Polonaise, Op. 8.
14.00 – 15.00 Let’s Learn Solfeggio Zofia Peret-Ziemlańska, Elżbieta Szewczyk
The most recent publication intended for self-instruction in sight-singing is addressed to student-singers at music schools and teacher training colleges and will be presented by the writers of the book: Z. Peret-Ziemlańska – a music theoretician and teacher of the Academy of Music in Warsaw and Elżbieta Szewczyk – a lecturer at the Academy of Music in Warsaw.
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8.30 – 15.30 Local Book Fair HEWELIUSZ bookshop
The local book fair presenting PWM Edition publications as well as those from abroad, organised by the HEWELIUSZ bookshop in Gdańsk, will be held in the hall of the Academy on the 1st floor.
For all those who have registered their participation we offer a 10% reduction in the price of all publications!
Most popular:
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.
It’ s like a game. The memory game, thanks to which you can look at a very ordinary family from an extraordinary perspective. ALBUM RODZINNY [Family album] – an opera by Jerzy Kornowicz with a libretto by Michał Rusinek – is another premiere of the ANAKLASIS label this year. This time, the record brand is expanding its audience to include the youngest listeners. The album will be released on 21st June.
Time passes constantly, changing the world and its soundscape around us. The title IL TEMPO PASSA may be both a reflection on the impermanence of life, world and things and a piece of advice to enjoy the moment. The latest album by ANAKLASIS presents Joanna Wnuk-Nazarowa’s cameral and symphonic works from recent years. Premiere on 28 May 2024, on the composer’s 75th birthday.
It is a musical-literary tale about a quest for identity, truth, and for what makes us human. The new stage work by Aleksander Nowak – which is, at the same time, Radek Rak’s operatic debut – explores the sources of good and evil, fusing reality with mythology and steering towards ‘the left-hand side of the world’. The authors spin a tale about the dual human nature. THE TALE OF THE HEART. FAVOLA IN MUSICA – the album that presents their joint project – will go on sale on 6th October.
Spectacularly successful as Ludomir Różycki’s music was in his lifetime, it is seldom programmed nowadays. All the same, such remarkable art could hardly fall into utter oblivion. It has attracted and fascinated excellent jazz pianist Kuba Stankiewicz, who has translated it into the language of jazz. The effects have been recorded and released on ANAKLASIS label’s most recent album, INSPIRED BY LUDOMIR RÓŻYCKI, which goes on sale as of 28th August.
PWM Edition is entering the execution phase of the revitalisation of its Warsaw department. With the commencement of the renovation and the implementation of the assumptions of the architectural design, the Hire Department and the editorial office of “Ruch Muzyczny” are moving to a temporary headquarters at 19 Wiejska Street, Warsaw.
This is by no means a piece about the centuries-long Polish-German conflict. It is, instead, a tale of impossible love, of tragic conflict between personal happiness and the common good.
PWM Edition resumes cooperation with the Italian publishing house Ricordi, as well as with its international partners forming Universal Music Publishing Classics & Screen. This means that rentals of orchestral materials from the catalogues of all publishing houses belonging to Classics & Screen is carried out in Poland by Dział Zbiorów Nutowych (Sheet Music Department) of PWM.
