Wojciech Kilar - The Promised Land - Waltz
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Wojciech Kilar - theme from the movie "The Pianist"
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Adam Domagała: When you founded the famous Alban Berg Quartet over 40 years ago, you were already, like your colleagues, a recognized virtuoso, a professor at the Academy of Music in Vienna. Using terminology from the world of pop music: it was a supergroup, loud from the very beginning due to the reputation of its members. Do you think that in today's times such a 'professorial' venture would have a chance of success? Could it capture the attention of a distracted audience?
We present another episode of the "Music of Freedom" series. On the 100th anniversary of Leopold Tyrmand's birth. For eight weeks, we present conversations with musicians who debuted in the 1950s. The hero of the seventh episode is Wojciech Karolak – an outstanding pianist, virtuoso of the Hammond organ,
The only strictly family, professional string quartet in the world. It consists of father - cellist Wojciech Walasek and his children - violinists Emilia and Wojciech and violist Kamil. The deep musical traditions in the Walasek family date back to the 18th century.
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Wojciech Kilar was an outstanding Polish composer who gained international recognition thanks to his creativity. Born in 1932, Kilar mastered various musical styles, but it was mainly his film music that brought him fame. One of Kilar's most famous works is the Polonaise from the film "Pan Tadeusz," which has become an inseparable part of Polish cultural heritage. The Polonaise is a musical form that originated in the 17th century. Known for its elegance and solemnity, the Polonaise has become synonymous with Polish identity through its sound. In the piece "Polonaise from Pan Tadeusz," Kilar perfectly captures the characteristic features of the Polonaise, creating a masterpiece of unique character. "Pan Tadeusz" is an epic poem by Adam Mickiewicz, which has become one of the most important literary works in the history of Polish literature. The film adaptation of the poem directed by Andrzej Wajda, for which Kilar composed the music, gained recognition both in Poland and abroad. Wojciech Kilar employs strong instrumentation in his work to emphasize the patriotic spirit of the Polish nation. The Polonaise from the film "Pan Tadeusz" is difficult to describe in words, as this musical masterpiece literally touches the soul of the listener. Kilar creates tension and drama, capturing the spirit of the times in which the action of the film and the poem takes place. Wojciech Kilar's musical creativity has left a lasting mark in the history of Polish film music. His visionary and versatile talent has made his compositions penetrate the hearts and minds of listeners around the world. The Polonaise from the film "Pan Tadeusz" is one of Kilar's most perfect works, combining the genius of the composer with a strong connection to Polish culture and history.
This polonaise is simply amazing! It wonderfully captures the atmosphere and emotions we experience while reading "Pan Tadeusz." Wojciech Kilar created a true masterpiece that can move anyone. You can feel a strong Polish spirit in it and pride in our roots. It is a piece that makes you want to walk in circles and dance until the morning. There is nothing better than the company of this music. I recommend it to everyone, regardless of age!