Musicians played interpretations of works by Bach, Mozart, Paganini, and Tchaikovsky on historic, borrowed Italian instruments, including famous Stradivarius. The outstanding encores of the artists ended with long standing ovations.
This composer, born in 1819 in Ubiel, began learning to play the piano at the age of 8 with August Freyer in Warsaw. He then went to Mińsk, where Dominik Stefanowicz gave him lessons. In 1937, he went to Berlin to improve his skills and expand his knowledge in the areas of...
This colorful and original figure of the music scene can be considered a true eccentric in a sense. His interpretations compared to other pianists are exceptional, and the artist's stage image makes it hard to forget about him.
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Among the great composers of Polish classical music, Stanisław Moniuszko and Fryderyk Chopin occupy a unique place. Their works, which are a true treasure for Polish culture, remain immensely popular and constitute an important part of the repertoire of musicians around the world. Moniuszko, known as the father of Polish opera, was a versatile artist. His works are filled with Polish spirit and patriotism. This composer excelled in both opera and choral music, and he also composed beautiful songs. His music combines elements of romanticism and folklore, creating a unique style. Chopin, the genius of the piano, is an icon of Polish music. His compositions are extremely technically demanding, full of emotional depth and delicacy. Chopin was a master at expressing various moods and feelings through his instrument. His "Etudes," "Ballades," and "Mazurkas" are true masterpieces that continue to delight listeners around the world to this day. In the films of the "Moniuszko & Chopin – Interpretations" series, we can see outstanding musicians interpreting the works of these two composers. Their virtuosity, sensitivity, and passion reveal the timeless beauty of these pieces. The Foundation Culture and Heritage Beyond Borders and the National Center for Culture are honored to support this program and enable a wide audience to access these exceptional interpretations. "Culture Online" is an innovative program that allows for the promotion of Polish culture using modern technologies. Thanks to this, all lovers of Moniuszko and Chopin, regardless of their place of residence, can enjoy these exceptional interpretations. The efforts of the Foundation Culture and Heritage Beyond Borders and the National Center for Culture in promoting and preserving Poland's musical heritage should be appreciated. The "Moniuszko & Chopin – Interpretations" program is an excellent example of valuing and disseminating Polish musical heritage worldwide. This film series is a unique opportunity to delve into the beauty and depth of Moniuszko's and Chopin's music. Therefore, I eagerly await the next parts of this project to continue discovering the works of these extraordinary composers.
I am personally very pleased that such interesting and valuable music projects are available online. The works of Moniuszko and Chopin are classics of Polish music that are always worth getting to know and appreciating. Watching these films with interpretations of the pieces, one can really enter the world of these geniuses and feel their entire depth. I am grateful to the Foundation Culture and Heritage Beyond Borders and the National Centre for Culture for enabling us to access such a cultural treasure. I highly recommend it to everyone, both lovers of classical music and those who are just starting their journey in this field of art.