Here Warsaw - Part 5
Here Warsaw - Part 3
Emmanuel - Lucia Micarelli and Chris Botti
Sting - FRAGILE - GlassDuo and Sinfonia Varsovia
On November 4, the audience gathered at the National Philharmonic in Warsaw had a unique opportunity to hear the outstanding Russian pianist Denis Matsuev and the Polish orchestra Sinfonia Varsovia conducted by Alexander Sladkovsky, performing works by Sergei Rachmaninoff...
…they are wonderful, they are one of the best orchestras not only in Poland. First class – Martha Argerich, August 23, 2009
On March 29th, a concert took place at the Witold Lutosławski Polish Radio Concert Studio under the baton of Bassem Akiki as part of the 'Echoes. New Polish Music' series.
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In the fourth part of the concert "Here is Warsaw", we had the opportunity to see a unique combination of the talent of American trumpeter Chris Botti and the renowned Polish orchestra Sinfonia Varsovia under the direction of Adam Sztaba. This event was not only a musical show but also an opportunity to delve a bit into history and artistic context. Chris Botti, known as one of the best jazz trumpeters in the world, showcased his skills in the piece "Emmanuel". His performance was full of emotion and passion, evoking admiration among the audience. This is not the first time Botti has collaborated with other orchestras, but the meeting with Sinfonia Varsovia was undoubtedly exceptional and unique. It is also worth mentioning the performing ensemble itself - Sinfonia Varsovia, directed by Adam Sztaba. It is one of the most renowned Polish ensembles, which has been gaining recognition both in the country and abroad for years. Their professionalism and high quality of performance perfectly complemented Chris Botti's talent, creating an unforgettable sound and atmosphere for the concert. "Emmanuel" is a piece from Eric Clapton's repertoire, specially arranged for this concert. It is an excellent example of a musical experiment that allowed for a new perspective on the piece and introduced classical elements into the jazz composition. Such an arrangement not only emphasizes the originality of the performance but also opens new artistic perspectives. The entire concert "Here is Warsaw" was a tribute to Polish jazz and the Warsaw music scene. By transcending the boundaries of musical genres and introducing new elements into well-known pieces, Chris Botti, Sinfonia Varsovia, and Adam Sztaba demonstrated that music is a universal language that connects artists and audiences around the world. It was a true feast for all music lovers, both those expecting emotions and those wishing to appreciate the beauty of the compositions and the exceptional talent of the performers. Huge applause for Chris Botti, Sinfonia Varsovia, and Adam Sztaba for this extraordinary and inspiring interpretation of the piece "Emmanuel". This is undoubtedly one of those concerts that will stay in our memory for a long time.
Wow, that concert was amazing! Chris Botti and the Sinfonia Varsovia created a magical blend of sounds. "Emmanuel" and "The Look of Love" sounded so beautiful that they transported me to a world full of emotions. Adam Sztaba conducted excellently, ensuring the perfect tempo and harmony. I have the impression that the whole audience was enchanted by this music. It was truly an unforgettable experience. Thank you for allowing me to be a part of this concert. A million points to all the artists for their talent and passion!