Rhapsody on Moldavian Themes – Mieczysław Weinberg
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Here Warsaw - Part 4
Here Warsaw - Part 3
2010 Intel Visionary Conference in Washington excerpt titled: Art, imagination, innovation The video conversation is conducted via Skype, and the visualization of piano playing and the generation of musical notation is created using an online MIDI interface.
Report from the concert Distant Worlds: music from FINAL FANTASY | The Witcher 2, interviews with Joe Hisaishi, Masashi Hamauzu, Adam Skorupa and Krzysztof Wierzynkiewicz, Magdalena Misk-Jackowska, Andrzej Mlynarczyk
The morning of the fifth day of the Festival was dominated by an extremely interesting competition in the second stage of the TRANSATLANTYK Instant Composition Contest. On the stage of the Grand Theatre in Poznań, 11 young composers competed – 10 from Poland and one from Israel.
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We are witnesses to a unique combination of culture, history, and art. This video is dedicated to Warsaw and specifically presents the waltz in C-sharp minor and the piece "Lulajże." Starting with the composer, Waldemar Kazanecki, it is worth noting that he was a Polish pianist, composer, and educator. His creativity often fell within the realm of contemporary music and was characterized by a significant dose of originality. His waltz in C-sharp minor is an example of this unique style. This waltz was performed by a renowned artist who not only mastered the technique and skill of playing the piano but also managed to interpret this piece in an emotional and profound way. Artists have the ability to convey emotions and moods through notes, and this performer undoubtedly serves as a perfect example of that. The form of the waltz, which is traditional in classical music, fits perfectly with the theme of this video. Waltzes are often associated with elegance, delicacy, and romanticism. In the case of the waltz in C-sharp minor, we have an excellent example of this form, where the melody smoothly rises across the keys, carrying with it a nostalgic mood. However, besides the music itself, it is worth paying attention to the historical context and the era in which the waltz in C-sharp minor was created. The quality and content of the piece, as well as references to Warsaw, allude to the Romantic period, which was filled with longing for freedom and love for the homeland-values that were particularly strong in the Polish society of that time. In conclusion, this video not only provides us with a high-quality musical performance but also encourages reflection on history and culture. It conveys emotions, highlights the beauty of Warsaw, and allows us to appreciate the talent and creativity of both the composer and the artist performing this beautiful waltz in C-sharp minor.
The murky flow of the smoggy city disappeared the moment I turned on this video. I moved to magical Warsaw, where I played a waltz in C minor on the roof of a house. Each foam cube created unique chords. And then, as the crowd passed through the streets, I hummed "Lulajże Jezuniu." This series of films simply enchanted me - it shows another side of the city. I encourage everyone to visit "Here is Warsaw" and discover its beauty, which is not necessarily found on the tourist map.