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She studied composition at the former State Higher School of Music in Wrocław, initially under Prof. Stefan Bolesław Poradowski (1966-1967), and then in the class of Prof. Tadeusz Natanson (1967-1971).
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"Czardasz" from the operetta "The Pearl of Tokaj" is a well-known and beloved melody that captivates with its energy and temperament. The operetta was written by composer Imre Kálmán, a Hungarian creator who was one of the most important representatives of the operetta genre. Kálmán was known for combining elements of classical music with popular sounds and Hungarian influences in his works. The video showcases a performance of "Czardasz" by the Kraków Young Philharmonic Orchestra under the direction of a conductor. This orchestra is composed of young, talented musicians who excel in a diverse repertoire, from classical music to contemporary compositions. Their interpretation of "Czardasz" demonstrates their performing mastery and the passion they put into each of their presentations. "Czardasz" is a dance musical form of Hungarian origin. It is characterized by dynamic rhythms, virtuosic solo passages, and motifs typical of Hungarian music, such as "ruchawy," which refers to irregular tempo accelerations. This piece wonderfully captures the spirit of the era in which it was born, and perhaps even has the power to transport listeners to the magical world of operetta. The performance of "Czardasz" is a source of pride for both the soloists and the entire orchestra. Masterful instrument handling, precision, and harmony among the performers are just some of the features of this spectacular performance. Thanks to the video, one can appreciate both the technical skills and the emotional dedication to the music by the artists. Every such musical event is an opportunity to discover new musical experiences and to enjoy the beauty of sounds. It is worth appreciating the talent and hard work of all the musicians, which has resulted in masterpieces like this "Czardasz." Thanks to them, music lives and evolves, providing joy and emotions to music lovers around the world.