Together with the MOCAK Museum of Contemporary Art in Krakow and the Krakow Festival Office (Sacrum Profanum Festival), we reach for the famous sound installation by Konrad Smoleński Everything Was Forever Until It Was No…
For the generation of Polish-Lithuanian siblings – Vytautas Bacevičius and Grażyna Bacewicz – Karol Szymanowski was an icon of new music. His Masques, Op. 34, belonging to the Impressionist/Expressionist phase, present his interpretation of figures…
Stefan Wesołowski, in a post-classical way, with sophistication and sensitivity, combines traditional instruments with modern techniques, electronic music and sounds of nature. His music – brimming with subtle nuances – oscillates between minimalist meditation and…
Dla pokolenia polsko-litewskiego rodzeństwa – Vytautasa Bacevičiusa (1905-1970) i Grażyny Bacewicz (1909-1969) – Karol Szymanowski (1882-1937) był ikoną muzyki nowej. Jego Maski op. . 34 Cosmic music expressed the artist’s inner universe. The Piano Suite…
The Symphony No. 9 in E minor, “From the New World”, Op. 95 (1893), the most famous of Antonín Dvořák’s symphonies, grows out of the composer’s delight in the great outdoors of the American prairies.…
For the generation of Polish-Lithuanian siblings – Vytautas Bacevičius and Grażyna Bacewicz – Karol Szymanowski was an icon of new music. His Masques, Op. 34, belonging to the Impressionist/Expressionist phase, present his interpretation of figures…
Not everyone knows that behind the most famous dog in Polish animation there is a touching story of a composer who planned to write exclusively for adults. Zenon Kowalowski provided the four-legged hero with one…
Last year, the Polish Hatti Vatti project was included in the catalogue of the Belgian R&S label, famous in the world of modern electronic music. Hatti Vatti is an alias of the Gdańsk-based producer Piotr…
The evening will open with the String Quartet in C minor by Mikalojus Konstantinas Čiurlionis – a Lithuanian artist who intertwined music and painting into one tale. His String Quartet brings together the classicising outermost…
Antonín Dvořák and George Enescu had the ability to draw on the musical traditions of their nations with lightness and elegance without losing their individual musical languages. Their passion for the culture in which they…