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International Festival "Chopin and His Europe"
Date: Friday, 02 September 2005, at 19:30
End date: Saturday, 10 September 2005
Venue: Poland, Warsaw - National Philharmonic,
Organizations: National Philharmonic, Fryderyk Chopin Institute, |
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Description
Chopin and His Europe is the title of a new Warsaw festival, which is planned from September 2 until September 10th. The main thrust of the event is to present Chopin’s compositions in a wide context of the 19th century European music, and to reconstruct its historical sound that was known to music lovers of the 19th century.
This year, the Festival focuses on the works of Chopin and Beethoven. Concerts featuring Orchestra of the 18th century conducted by Frans Bruggen give music lovers an opportunity to hear all of Beethoven's symphonies and Chopin's works performed on authentic period instruments.
The Festival features eminent pianists, including Nikolai Lugansky, Krzysztof Jab³oñski, Nelson Goerner, Dang Thai Son, Fou Ts'ong and Janusz Olejniczak.
Program
Friday, 2.09.2005
7.30 p.m. Opening Symphonic Concert
Concert Hall
National Philharmonic Symphonic Orchestra
Antoni Wit – conductor
Nikolai Lugansky – pianist
Program:
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – Piano Concerto in E flat Major KV 271
Fryderyk Chopin – Piano Concerto in f minor, Op. 21
Saturday, 3.09.2005
7.30 p.m. Symphonic Concert
Concert Hall
Orkiestra XVIII wieku
Frans Brüggen – conductor
Program:
Ludwig van Beethoven
Symphony in C Major, Op. 21 no. 1
Symphony in D Major, Op. 36 no. 2
Symphony in E flat Major, Op. 55 no. 3 "Eroica”
Sunday, 4.09.2005
7.30 p.m. - Symphonic Concert
Concert Hall
Orkiestra XVIII wieku
Frans Brüggen – conductor
Program:
Ludwig van Beethoven
Symphony in B flat Major, Op. 60 no. 4
Symphony in c minor, Op. 67 no. 5
Tuesday, 6. 09. 2005
7.30 p.m. - Symphonic Concert
Concert Hall
Orkiestra XVIII wieku
Frans Brüggen – conductor
Krzysztof Jab³oñski – pianist
Program:
Fryderyk Chopin - Variations on "La ci darem la mano”
Ludwig van Beethoven Symphony in F Major, Op. 68 no. 6, Symphony in A Major, Op. 92 no. 7
Wednesday, 7.09.2005
7.30 – Piano Recital
Chamber Hall
Nelson Goerner – pianist
Program:
Fryderyk Chopin – Ballades in g minor, Op. 23, F Major, Op. 38, A flat Major, Op. 47, f minor, Op. 52
Robert Schumann – "Humoresque”
Thursday, 8.09.2005
7.30 p.m. - Symphonic Concert
Concert Hall
Orkiestra XVIII wieku
Frans Brüggen – conductor
Dang Thai Son –pianist
Program:
Fryderyk Chopin – Piano Concerto in e minor, Op. 11
Ludwig van Beethoven – Symphony in F Major, Op. 93 no. 8
Friday, 9.09.2005
7.30 Piano Recital (on a historic piano)
Chamber Hall
Fou Ts’ong - pianist
Program:
Joseph Haydn: Sonatas in A flat Major Hob. XVI/46, E flat Major Hob. XVI/49, C Major Hob. XVI/50
Fryderyk Chopin: Impromptu in F sharp Major, Op. 36, Mazurkas, Op. 41: e minot, B Major, A flat Major, c sharp minor, Berceuse in D flat Major, Op. 57, Mazurkas, Op. 56: in B Major, C Major, c minor, Ballade in f minor, Op. 52
Saturday, 10.09. 2005
7.30 p.m. – Finale
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Orkiestra XVIII wieku
Frans Brüggen – conductor
National Philharmonic Choir
choir conductor – Henryk Wojnarowski
Janusz Olejniczak – pianist
Marta Boberska -soprano
Ewa Marciniec -alto
Rafa³ Siwek - bass
Adam Zdunikowsk - tenor
Program:
Fryderyk Chopin – Piano Concerto in f minor, Op. 21
Ludwig van Beethoven - Symphony in d minor, Op. 125 no. 9
Pianos: Steinway, Erard (1849), Pleyel (1848).
Events Within the festival:
2005-09-02 Inaugural Symphonic Concert
2005-09-03 Symphonic Concert
2005-09-04 Symphonic Concert
2005-09-06 Symphonic Concert
2005-09-07 Piano Recital
2005-09-08 Symphonic Concert
2005-09-09 Piano Recital
2005-09-10 Final Concert
Artists:
Rafa³ Siwek ( Poland ) - bass
Orkiestra XVIII wieku
Nikolai Lugansky ( Russia ) - piano
Nelson Goerner ( Argentina ) - piano
Marta Boberska ( Poland ) - soprano
Krzysztof Jab³oñski ( Poland ) - piano
Janusz Olejniczak ( Poland ) - piano
Henryk Wojnarowski ( Poland ) - choirmaster
Frans Brüggen ( Holland ) - baton
Fou Ts’ong ( China ) - piano
Ewa Marciniec ( Poland ) - alto
Dang Thai Son ( Vietnam ) - piano
Chór Filharmonii Narodowej
Antoni Wit ( Poland ) - baton
Adam Zdunikowski ( Poland ) - tenor
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