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As part of the new project of the Arte Musica Association 'Artists in Tribute to Independent', a concert will be held on the 11^th of November, 2023 at 4 p.m. to celebrate the 105^th anniversary of Regaining Independence. Famous artists will present Polish music at the historic headquarters of the 6^th Airborne Brigade Club in Cracow. Admission to the event is free.

The repertoire includes songs for solo voice with piano accompaniment, songs for a cappella choir, as well as choral compositions with string quartet and piano accompaniment, arranged by Mariusz Kramarz.

Performers will be: Annika Mikołajko-Osman (soprano) and Anna Łakomy (piano), Mariola Siepak-Drobna (soprano) and Bartłomiej Kominek (piano), violinists Kornelia Polańska and Kelly Harrison, Daria Lalik (viola), Aleksandra Łukasik (cello) and the Choir of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Miechów conducted by Alicja Gaweł-Kramarz.

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During the concert of the Opole Philharmonic, commemorating the events of the 1918, on the 11^th of November at 7 p.m., Witold Maliszewski's Piano Concerto and Edward Elgar's "Polonia" Symphonic Prelude will be performed. The recognized pianist Marcin Koziak, who has presented Polish music in 22 countries in Europe, Asia and North America, will perform as a soloist.

In July 2023, 150 years have passed since the birth of Witold Maliszewski. One of the last works of this composer - Piano Concerto in B flat minor - was written in 1938. The symphonic prelude "Polonia" by Edward Elgar was created in 1915, commissioned by Emil Młynarski. In the British composer's work, the melodies of Dąbrowski's Mazurka, the songs With the Smoke of Fires, Chopin's Nocturne in G minor and Paderewski's Polish Fantasy are intertwined with the main motif taken from Warszawianka 1905.

The Opole Philharmonic Orchestra will perform conducted by Przemysław Neumann, director of the institution.

Media patronage: Polish Music Information Centre POLMIC

As many as sixteen Lower Silesian children's and youth choirs participating in the "Singing Poland" educational program will take part in the in the Concert on the occasion of the National Independence Day on the 11^th of November, 2023 at 5 p.m. These groups, together with four other choirs from Wrocław and an instrumental ensemble, will present works by great figures of Polish choral music - Juliusz Łuciuk, Józef Świder and Stanisław Moniuszko, and will premiere compositions by artists of young generation.

During the concert, four new works by Krzysztof Domański - a vocalist, composer and flutist associated with Wrocław, who set to music the wonderful texts of Aleksander Fredro, Stanisław Jachowicz and Maria Konopnicka, will be performed for the first time.

More: https://www.nfm.wroclaw.pl/component/nfmcalendar/event/10404 

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The programme of the 3^rd edition of the "Weekend with the Independent" at the Zielona Góra Philharmonic on November 10-12, 2023 includes a recital by the Canadian pianist Carter Johnson - winner of the 2^nd Stanisław Moniuszko International Polish Music Competition in Rzeszów, vocal and instrumental concert "Recovered Independent" and the final concert of "Concerto Festivo" with the participation of Łukasz Długosz. The soloists will be accompanied by the Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra conducted by Rafał Kłoczko.

Carter Johnson's interpretation of the Sonatina by the patron of the Zielona Góra Philharmonic will be performed on the 10^th of November, as well as works by Szymanowski, Chopin and Moniuszko's Three Waltzes.

During the concert on the 11^th of November, on the 105^th anniversary of Poland regaining independence, Joanna Zawartko (soprano), Adrian Domarecki (tenor) and Szymon Mechliński (baritone) will present fragments from forgotten and unknown operas, works that are just being recovered and brought back to life.

Detailed programme: http://filharmoniazg.pl/ 

Patronat medialny nad Festiwalem sprawuje Polskie Centrum Informacji Muzycznej POLMIC.

W repertuarze koncertu 22 listopada o godz. 19.30 w Teatrze Palladium z udziałem skrzypka Roby'ego Lakatosa i orkiestry AUKSO pod dyrekcją Marka Mosia nie zabraknie polskiego akcentu, jakim jest utwór Witolda Lutosławskiego Nie oczekuję dziś nikogo. Artysta nazywany diabelskim skrzypkiem wystąpi w ramach V Międzynarodowego Festiwalu Muzyki Europy Środkowo-Wschodniej „Eufonie".

Roby Lakatos z łatwością łączy muzykę klasyczną, jazz oraz rodzimy, węgierski folklor. Jest muzykiem uniwersalnym, u którego genialna technika idzie w parze z kreatywnością w improwizacji.

W wykonaniu skrzypka, jego zespołu oraz orkiestry AUKSO pod dyrekcją Marka Mosia zabrzmią czardasze, hory, rókatánc, csűrdöngölő, jak również walc.