Musica – ars amanda: Musical Journeys Through Europe
Thursday, October 20, 2022, 6:00 PM
The Kraków Philharmonic cycle of symphonic concerts for young people (but not only!) brings myriad of styles and musical forms. The works from Baroque to the contemporary times tell a story about Europe with its various cultures and traditions. Let’s set off on Musical Journeys Through Europe.
Ahoj Česko!
20 October 2022, Thursday, 6pm
Kraków Philharmonic Orchestra
Wojciech Rodek – conductor, introduction
Josef Suk Serenade for strings Op. 6
Antonín Dvořák Czech Suite Op. 39
Hello Ukraine! Вітаємо, Україно!
17 November 2022, Thursday, 6pm
Kraków Philharmonic Boys’ Choir
Kraków Philharmonic Ukrainian Children Choir
Lidia Matynian – conductor, introduction
Olena Yatskulynets – conductor, introduction
In programme: choral Ukrainian and Polish songs
Hei på deg Norge!
8 December 2022, Thursday, 6pm
Paweł Wajrak – violin
Kraków Philharmonic Orchestra
Łukasz Ksobiraj – conductor
Edvard Grieg Holberg Suite
Johan Svendsen Romance Op. 26
Johan Halvorsen Suite ancienne
Hallo Österreich!
19 January 2023, Thursday, 6pm
Joanna Konarzewska – violin
Szymon Naściszewski – violin
Wojciech Kaszuba – trumpet
Kraków Philharmonic Orchestra
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Concertone C-dur for two violin K. 190
Joseph Haydn Concerto in E flat major Hob. VIIe:1
Hello, Poland!
9 March 2023, Thursday, 6pm
Kraków Philharmonic Orchestra
Anna Sułkowska-Migoń – conductor
Grażyna Bacewicz Concerto for string orchestra
Andrzej Panufnik Old Polish Suite for string orchestra
Mieczysław Karłowicz Serenade for Strings Op. 2
Wojciech Kilar Orawa
Ciao Italia!
20 April 2023, Thursday, 6pm
Kraków Philharmonic Orchestra
In programme: 18th- and 19th- century Neapolitan arias
Bonjour France!
25 May 2023, Thursday, 6pm
Kraków Philharmonic Orchestra
Szymon Naściszewski – conductor
Maurice Ravel Le Tombeau de Couperin
Jacques Ibert Concerto for flute
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Francis Poulenc Sinfonietta
Kraków Philharmonic Hall
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Besides their weekly symphony concerts, the Kraków Philharmonic also organises master recitals and educational concerts for children and young people.
The Karol Szymanowski Philharmonic Hall in Kraków was the first philharmonic to open in Poland after the Second World War. Besides the weekly symphony concerts, it organises master recitals and educational concerts for children and young people, while the summer meetings with music assume the form of chamber concerts of slightly lighter character. A hallmark of the Kraków Philharmonic repertoire is its programme of oratorios, which the Philharmonic can present thanks to its extensive and varied lineup: the orchestra, mixed choir, and boys choir. The Kraków Philharmonic has become recognised for its promotion of the works of Karol Szymanowski in Poland and abroad.
The Philharmonic Hall frequently hosts concerts by special guests, for example, at major festivals.
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