24 November (Thursday) - 07:30 p.m.
Warsaw Philharmonic, Concert Hall

Baryshevskyi / NOSPR / Boreyko



I zone – 80 zł normal, 60 zł reduced

II zone – 60 zł normal, 40 zł reduced

III zone – 40 zł normal, 20 zł reduced

Borys Lyatoshynsky is considered the father of the Ukrainian contemporary compositional school. In his Slavic Concerto for Piano and Orchestra in C minor, full of drama and dark tones, we can hear echoes of Rachmaninoff’s post-romantic concertos as well as Ukrainian and Russian folk songs.
Valentyn Sylvestrov — an outstanding composer, but also… a student of Borys Lyatoshynsky. Sylvestrov’s music, filled with reverie and melancholy, after a period of experiments and searching for new sounds in the 1960s, turned towards tonality. 

Programme of the concert

Oleg Bezborodko

Carpe diem. If Beethoven lived in Odessa

Borys Latoszyński

Piano concerto in C minor (Slavic)

**intermission**

Walentyn Sylwestrow

VIII Symphony

Artists
Antonii Baryshevskyi

piano
Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestra

Andrzej Boreyko

conductor

Organizers

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Tickets

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Narodowe Centrum Kultury
ul. Płocka 13
01-231 Warszawa

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