Andrzej Tatarski studied piano with Olga Dąbrowska at the Music Academy in Poznań, winning a diploma with distinction. In 1969-70 he perfected his skills under the guidance of Vlado Perlemuter in Paris. For many years he has been combining academic career at his home academy with intensive activity as a soloist and in chamber music. Foreign tours have taken him to the United States, Japan, South Korea, Jamaica, Cuba, Germany, France, Britain, Italy, Austra, Belgium, Slovenia, Switzerland and the former Soviet Union. He has performed at such prestigious festivals as the Poznań "Musical Spring", the Festival of Polish Piano Music in Słupsk, the "Warsaw Autumn", The Days of Kraków Composers, "Wratislavia Cantans", and the Festival of Polish Contemporary Music in Wrocław. He has given Chopin recitals at the composer's birthplace in Żelazowa Wola and performed recitals of Szymanowski's music in Poland and abroad. A prominent place in Andrzej Tatarski`s extensive and diverse solo and chamber repertoire is occupied by works by 19th and 20th-century Polish composers as well as by French music. He is the first Polish pianist to have performed Olivier Messiaen's cycle "Catalogue d`oiseaux". He has given many first performances of pieces by contemporary Polish composers. Andrzej Tatarski has made numerous recordings for Polish and foreign radio stations, for film and television as well as on various labels. He has made the first ever recording of piano works by Henryk and Józef Wieniawski, Raul Koczalski and Ignacy Fredmann (for Selene) and Karol Szymanowski (for Dux). He has made recordings with such prominent Polish musicians as Bartosz Bryła, Michał Grabarczyk, Konstanty Andrzej Kulka, Joanna Domańska, Joanna Kozłowska, Stefania Toczyska, Bartłomiej Nizioł, Piotr Pławner and "Wieniawski" Quartet, as well as the Japanese violinist Asa Konishi. He has sat on the juries of many national and international piano and chamber music competitions, and given master classes. Andrzej Tatarski teaches piano at the Ignacy Jan Paderewski Academy of Music in Poznań. A many-years' member of the F. Liszt Society in Poland.

MONIKA SIKORSKA-WOJTACHA - Klavierabende
(809-811 TiFL-Konzerte)
KONZERTE ZUM 150. TODESTAG von KAROL SZYMANOWSKI
Oborniki Śląskie, Salonik Czterech Muz
Donnerstag, 25 Oktober 2007, um 18.00

Wrocław, Klub Muzyki i Literatury
Freitag, 26 Oktober 2007, um 18.00

Brzeg, Zamek Piastów Śląskich
Sonnabend, 27 Oktober 2007, um 18.00 


Programm:
KAROL SZYMANOWSKI (1882-1937)
Etude b-Moll op. 4 Nr. 3
4 Mazurkas op. 50  (Nr. 1 - 4)

ARTUR MALAWSKI (1904-1957)
Tryptyk góralski (1949)

IGNACY JAN PADEREWSKI (1860-1941)
Menuet op. 14 Nr. 1
Krakowiak fantastyczny (fantastisch) op. 14 Nr. 6

P a u s e

MODEST MUSORGSKI (1839-1881)
Bilder einer Ausstellung

Monika Sikorska-Wojtacha graduated from Karol szymanowski academy of Musik in Katowice, when she a student of prof. Boleslaw Woytowicz. She won p[rizes at the piano competitions in Poland. She is an active performer, gives recitals, symphonic and chamber concerts in Poland and abroad (including the Czech Republic, France, Hungary, Ukraine, Italy, Germany, Japan).
She has made numerous radio and TV recording, including archival radio recordings. She participated in recording a CD with piano music by B. Woytowicz for the same label.
Her repertoire is comprised of piano pieces ranging from harpsichord music to avant-garde, aspecially modern Polish music (numerous original performances including Pianoi sonata No. 1 by P. Radko, Piano Sonata No. 1 by A. Hundziak, Concertino for Piano and String Orchestra by J. W. Havel).
She plays oratory and cantata music for p[iano and instrumentals groups (including Petit messe Solenne by G. Rossini, Ziguenerlieder and Liebeslieder by J. Brahms).She cooperates with many musicians and chamber groups (including the Silesian Quartet). Since 1990 swhe has beem performing in piano duet with Joanna Domanska.
Besides, since 1st September 2002 she has worked as Plenipotentiary for Post-graduate Studies and since 1. September 2005 she has held the Piano Chair at the Academy of Musik in Katowice.
"...Monika Sikorska-Wojtacha is a phenomenal personage. She has extreme sensitivity, a miraculous hue of sound, an exeptional feeling of form ad contents; she use the kind of expression that evokes good emotions in the audience..." ('Gazeta Wyborcza", 4 May 1998).
"...from the sense of construction, the joy of playing and virtuoso bravura, (Monika Sikorska-Wojtacha`s performance) is rich with all possible shades of piano tone colur..." (Ruch Muzyczny, Annulal 29).

STANISLAV SOLOVIEV - PREISTRAEGER DES 3. F. LISZT INTERNATIONALEN KLAVIERWETTBEWERB IN WROCLAW (2005)

23. IX 2007 g. 16.00 - Wloszakowice, Palac Sulkowskich
25. IX 2007 g. 18.00 -Trzebnica, Klub-"ik" Spóldz. Mieszkaniowej
26. IX 2007 g. 19.00 Milicz, Milicki Ośrodek Kultury
27. IX 2007 g. 18.30 - Oborniki Slaskie, Salonik Czterech Muz
28. IX 2007 g. 18.00 -Wroclaw, Klub Muzyki i Literatury
29. IX 2007 g. 18.00-Brzeg, Zamek Piastów Śląskich

Konzertprogramm
in Brzeg, Oborniki Slaskie und Wroclaw:
L. v. BEETHOVEN - Sonata D-dur op. 10 nr 3
R. SCHUMANN - Nachtstücke op. 23
przerwa
FERENC LISZT - Sposalizio, Il Spensieroso,
104 Sonet Petrarki, Sonata-Fantazja po lekturze Dantego

Konzertprogramm
in Milicz, Trzebnica und Wloszakowice:
L. v. BEETHOVEN - Sonata D-dur op. 10 nr 3
R. SCHUMANN - Mit grosser Lebhaftigkeit, Ad libitum
z Nachtstücke op. 23
FERENC LISZT - 104 Sonet Petrarki, Sonata-Fantazja po lekturze Dantego
VERDI-LISZT - Rigoletto


Stanislav Soloviev during the recital in Wroclaw Philharmonic Hall, 30 October 2005.
Photo by M. Szwed.
Stanislav Soloviev and Juliusz Adamowski during the 759 Liszt Evening in Klub "IK" in Trzebnica,
29 September 2006 r. Fot. A. Zielinska.


Audience of the recital of Stanislav Soloviev in Music and Literature Club in Wroclaw,
2 October 2006. Photo by M. Szwed.

Stanislav Soloviev Born in 1979 in Leningrad (St Petersburg), Russia. Graduated from the State Conservatoire in St Petersburg in 2003, where he studied under Prof. Alexander Sandler. Laureate of many piano competitions. Won, among others, 1st prize at the National Competition of Chamber Music in Moscow, Russia, in 1994; 1st prize at the International Competition of Piano Duos in St Petersburg in 1995; 3rd prize at the "Concertino-Praha" International Competition in Prague, Czech Republic, in 1995; 1st prize at the Jozeps Vitols International Piano Competition in Riga, Latvia, in 2002. In 2005 Soloviev won decidedly the 3rd F. Liszt International Piano Competition in Wroclaw. Gives concerts as a soloist, chamber musician and with orchestras. Performed in Russia, the Netherlands, Latvia, Germany, Poland, Sweden, Austria and Serbia. Recorded two albums.

KONZERTE TEILNEHMER DES 14. INTERNATIONALEN KLAVIERMEISTERKURSES IN WROCLAW (BRESLAU)
Wroclaw - Polen, 16 - 28 August 2007
KURS PROFESSOR - ALEXEI ORLOVETSKY
(Sankt Petersburg) 

The Course is organised with the financial help from the Minister of Culture and National Heritage, Lower Silesia Office, Wroclaw Municipalities and in co-operation with R. Bukowski State Secondary Music School, W. Lutoslawski Wroclaw Philharmonic, Music and Literature Club, Silesian Piast Dynasty Castle in Brzeg, Duszniki Zdroj Municipalities, Promotion Offices of the Wroclaw Municipality and Lower Silesian Office and Creator" Productive & Trading Company in Wroclaw

Piotr Banasik

Elizabeth Dalkin

Begümhan Gençgonül

Andrij Luniov

Grzegorz Niemczuk

Melis Soyarslan

Hanna Tarchała

Julia Winkler

26. Aug. 2007, 18.00 - Wroclaw, W. Lutoslawski Philharmonie  
801. TiF- Konzert

Programm:

Piotr Banasik (Polen):
FELIX MENDELSSOHN-BARTHOLDY(1809-1847)
Variations sérieuses d-moll op. 54

Julia Winkler (Polen):
FRYDERYK CHOPIN (1810-1849) 
Barkarola Fis-dur op. 60

Elizabeth Dalkin (USA):
FRYDERYK CHOPIN 
2 Etiudy op 25: As-dur nr 1, f-moll nr 2

Anna Tarchala (Polen):
FERENC LISZT (1811-1886) 
12. Rapsodia węgierska

Grzegorz Niemczuk (Polen):
FRYDERYK CHOPIN 
Polonez-Fantazja op. 61

Andrij Luniov (Ukraina):
SERGIEJ PROKOFIEW (1891-1953)
6. Sonata A-dur op. 82
Allegro moderato, Allegretto
Tempo di valzer lentissimo, Vivace


25. August 2007, 19.30 - Duszniki Zdrój (Reinerz), F. Chopin-Konzertsaal
800. TiFL- Konzert TiFL

Programm:

Andrij Łuniov (Ukraina):
JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH (1685-1750)
Italienisches Konzert F-dur BWV 971

Julia Winkler (Polen):
MAURICE RAVEL (1875-1937)
Jeux d`eau
SERGIEJ RACHMANINOW (1873-1943)
Étude-Tableau D-dur op. 39 nr 9

Grzegorz Niemczuk (Polen):
FRYDERYK CHOPIN (1810-1849) 
Nokturn H-dur op. 9 nr 3
Barkarola Fis-dur op. 60

Elizabeth Dalkin (USA):
FRYDERYK CHOPIN 
2 Etiudy op 25: As-dur nr 1, f-moll nr 2

Piotr Banasik (Poland:
FRYDERYK CHOPIN - 1. Ballada g-moll op. 23


24.August 2007, 18.00 - Brzeg (Brieg), Schlesien-Piasten-Schloss
799.TiFL- Konzert

Programm:

Piotr Banasik (Poland):
BACH-BUSONI - Chaconne

Begümhan Gençgonül (Turkey:
LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN (1770-1827)
Sonata d-moll op. 31, Teil 3. Allegretto

Melis Soyarslan (Turkey):
LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN 
Sonata c-moll op. 13 (Sonate patétique)
Teil 1. Grave. Allegro di molto con brio 

Anna Tarchala (Poland):
FERENC LISZT (1811-1886) 
6. Etiuda a-moll z Grandes études de Paganini
12. Rapsodia węgierska

Grzegorz Niemczuk (Poland):
KAROL SZYMANOWSKI (1882-1937) 
2 Preludes op. 1: d-moll nr 2, d-moll nr 5 
SERGEJ PROKOFJEW (1891-1953)
Toccata d-moll op. 11

Andrij Luniov (Ukraine):
SERGEJ PROKOFJEW
6. Sonate A-dur op. 82
Allegro moderato, Allegretto, 
Tempo di valzer lentissimo, Vivace

Opening recital
of the 14th International Master Course for Pianists in Wroclaw
PIANO RECITALS by THOMAS KAMIENIAK
Thursday, 16 Aug. at 7,30 pm- Wroclaw, Music and Literature Club
Programm:
FERENC LISZT (1811-1886)
Etiuda E-Dur Nr 4 S.140/4
from Etudes d'execution transcendante d'apres Paganini

VERDI-LISZT
Ernani. Paraphrase de concert S.432

FERENC  LISZT (1811 -1886)
3. Waltz-Mefisto S.216

JÓZEF WIENIAWSKI (1835-1912)
1. Valse de concert Des-dur Op.3
Sur l'Ocean. Contenplation Op.28

CHARLES HENRI ALKAN (1813-1888)
Le festin d'Esope (Swieto Ezopa) Op. 39 No 12

Tomasz Kamieniak, pianist, composer, teacher. Completed piano studies at the "K. Szymanowski" Academy of Music in Katowice. Leads lively activity as both pianist and composer in Poland and abroad. His repertoire includes works ranging from baroque to contemporary music with special interest in the 19th-century music. In 2003 at the 4th F. Liszt International Piano Competition in Weimar, he was awarded the special prize for "the most gifted participant from the East Europe". He has composed a few dozens of piano, chamber and film music pieces.

Pianist, geboren 1980 zählt zum Kreis der jungen Spitzenpianisten. Absolviert 2003 K. Szymanowski Musikakademie in Katowice, wo er bei Prof. Z. Raubo studierte. Weitere Studien hat er fortgesetzt in Kanada an der Academy of Music in Vancouver unter der Leitung von Professor Lee-Kum-Sing. Als Teilnehmer der Meisterkurse hat sich bei bekannten Professoren wie Andrzej Jasiński,
Andree Laplant, Alexei Orlovetsky, Jean Micault und Viktor Merzhanov fortgebildet.

Unter vielen pianistischen Erfolge, hat er folgende:
- III. Preis, Artur Rubinstein-Preis von Aniela Rubinstein gestiftet und Spezialpreis der Kosciuszko-Stiftung in New York beim II. Internationalen Wettbewerb für Junge Pianisten "Artur Rubinstein in memoriam" in Bydgoszcz (1996),
- Preisträger der Jugendestrade am XXX Festival Polnischer Pianistik in Słupsk (1996),
- I. Preis und Preis für die beste Ausführung des Konzertes auf dem IV. Polnischen Pianistischen Liszt-Wettbewerb in Wrocław (1997),
- III. Preis am VII. Internationalen F.Liszt-Wettbewerb "Premio Mario Zanfi" in Parma (2000),
- Semifinalist des 53. Internationalen Busoni-Festivals in Bozen (2001),
- Finalist und bester polnischer Teilnehmer des II. Internationalen Liszt-Wettbewerbs in Wrocław (2002),
- II. Preis beim Junge Pianisten-Festspiel in Gdańsk (2002),
- Finalist des IX. Internationalen Pianistischen Wettbewerbs "Citta di Pinerolo" (2003),
- Finalist des 43. Europäischen Pianisten-Wettbewerbs "Arcangelo Speranza" in Taranto (2005),
- III. Preis am VI. Internationalen Pianistischen Seiler-Wettbewerb in Palermo (2005),
- III. Preis beim III. Internationalen Pianistischen Liszt-Wettbewerb in Wrocław (2005).
Stipendist einiger In-und Auslands-Stiftungen-und Institutionen, bekam Prämierminister-Preise und vielmalig Stipendium des Kulturministers. 2004 bekam er Kay Meek Scholarship, das im Wettbewerb dem besten Studenten von Vanvouver Academy of Music zuerkannt wird.
Wojciech Waleczek ist Preisträger der durch Bürgermeister der Städte Katowice und Gliwice und durch den Parlament der Schlesischen Wojewodschaft zuerkannten Preise.

Als Solist hat er mit den Philharmonie-Orchestern in Kalisz, Lublin, Opole, Bydgoszcz, Rzeszów, Szczecin, Kielce, Wrocław, Zabrze, wie auch mit der Polnischen Kammerphilharmonie in Sopot und Capella Bydgostiensis aufgetreten. Mit vielen Dirigenten hat er zusammengearbeitet, u.a. mit M.J.Błaszczyk, Ł.Borowicz, G.Chmura, S.Chrzanowski, I.Hobson, Chang-Joon-Gun, M.Sugar, M.Gawroński, Cz.Grabowski, W.Rajski, Z.Rychert, J.Salwarowski, M.Smolij, M.Wolniewski, J.M.Zarzycki. Er führt ein aktives Konzertleben im In- und Ausland. Seine Konzerte konnte man in Belgien, Holland, Deutschland, Schweiz, in der Tschechischen Republik, in Russland, Kanada, Frankreich, Italien, Ungarn, Letland, Slovakei und in den Vereinigten Staaten bewundern, wohin er wiedermal Einladungen bekam. 1999 wurde er zu internationalen Konferenz "Liszt 2000" in Budapest eingeladen. Hat auch zahlreiche Fernseh- und Radioaufnahmen.

In seinem reichen Repertoire befinden sich einige Klavierkonzerte, über hundert Solostücke und Kammerspiele, von Barock bis zu Gegenwart.

JULIUSZ ADAMOWSKI - Klavier, JAN BLECKI - Recitation

17 April at 12.30 - Wroclaw, Klub Muzyki i Literatury (Musik-und Literaturklub) - 113. Sonderkoncert für Behinderte)

21 April at 18.00 - Brzeg, Zamek Piastów Slaskich (Schlesien-Piasten-Museums)
22 April at 18.00 - Trzebnica , Klub-"ik" (Klub der Wohnungsgenossenschaft)
26 April at 18.00 - Oborniki Slaskie, Salonik Czterech Muz (Parlour of Four Muses)
27 April at 18.00 - Wroclaw, Klub Muzyki i Literatury (Musik-und Literaturklub)
13 Mai at 18.00 - Wloszakowice, Sulkovsky Palast
14 Mai at 19.00 - Milicz, Kultur Zentrum

The programme of the concerts combines music of : Fryderyk. Chopin, Ludwig van Beethoven, Franz Schubert, Ferenc Liszt, Johannes Brahms, Ludomir Rózycki, Antonin Dvorák with poetry of great Polish writers, such as: Konstanty Ildefons Galczynski, Jan Kasprowicz, Boleslaw Lesmian, Adam Mickiewicz, Wislawa Szymborska, Zdzislaw Wawrzyniak, Kazimierz Wierzynski, K. Przerwa-Tetmajer.

Juliusz Adamowski - pianist, educator and lecturer, actively engaged in various musical activities. He studied the piano in the class of professor Wlodzimierz Obidowicz at the Academy of Music in Wroclaw. For forty-two years, he combined his multi-oriented teaching activities at the Wroclaw Academy of Music (till 2002) with his 50-year artistic career in the field of popularisation of music. He is the author of the manual on teaching piano playing ‘a vista’ (without preparation). The author and co-performer of around 3000 concerts popularising music in theme cycles for both teenagers and adults (also few hundreds of music and word concerts). Performed nearly a hundred piano recitals and more than a hundred half-recitals. Made a dozen or so radio and TV recordings. In 1989, J. Adamowski initiated the idea of creation, co-organised, and became the first president of the F. Liszt Society in Poland. Organised several nationwide and international master courses and competitions for pianists. He was also a juror of both Internatonal F. Liszt Piano Competitions in Wroclaw. For his activity, he has received high national distinctions and the Music Award of Wroclaw for the year 2001.

Jan Blecki - actor, teacher, director, scriptwriter. After graduating from the State Higher Theater School in Krakow in 1975 started to work for theaters in Wroclaw (Wspólczesny, Wedrujacy, Polski). At the turn of the 70's and 80's, he was an author, co-author and co-performer of numerous word and music programmes of highly patriotic character. Made a number of radio and TV recordings. He has rich theater experience (many stage roles) and pedagogic experience with young people (State Higher Theater School, Youth Culture Centers, etc.). He also runs "Rotunda Swietego Franciszka" Theater in Wroclaw.

KLAVIERABENDE von  ALEXEJ ORLOWETSKY 
25 März, 16.00 - Wloszakowice, Sulkovsky Palast
27 März, 18.00 - Trzebnica, Klub-"ik" (Klub der Wohnungsgenossenschaft)
28 März, 18.00 - Milicz, Kultur und Sport Zentrum
Programm
Ludwig van Beethoven:
Sonate cis-Moll op. 27 "Mondscheinsonate"
Franz Schubert:
3 Impromptus op. 90 Nr.2, Nr.3,Nr.4
Franz Liszt:
Koncertetiude Des Dur "Un Sospiro"
Verdi-Lisz:
Rigoletto
P a u s e
Federico Mompou :
Cancion y danza Nr 5, Nr.6, Nr.7
Sergei Rachmaninow:
5 Preludes (cis-Moll op.3, g-Moll op. 23, gis-Moll op.32, G-Dur, op.32 c-Moll op.23)


29 März, 18.00 - Oborniki Slaskie, Salonik Czterech Muz (Vier-Musen-Salon)
30 März, 18.00 - Wroclaw, Klub Muzyki i Literatury (Musik-und Literaturklub)
31 März, 18.00 - Brzeg, Zamek Piastów Śląskich (Schlesien-Piasten-Schloss)
Programm
Robert Schumann:
Davidsbündlertänze Op.6
P a u s e
Federico Mompou :
Cancion y danza No 5, No.6, No.7
Cesar Franck :
Prelud Choral und Fuge

Musikkommentar: Juliusz Adamowski

Alexej Orlovetsky - Preisträger internationaler Klavierwettbewerbe, Absolvent (1984) und Dozent des Konservatoriums in St. Petersburg (bis 1996). Sein Klavierstudium hat er bei Grigorij Sokolov beendet, bei dem er nachher Assistent wurde. Er studierte auch Komposition bei Y. Falik und Oper- und Symphonie-dirigenturbei I. A. Mussin. Im Jahre 1989 gewann er den zweiten Preis beim II Interna-tionalen F. Liszt-Klavierwettbewerb in Utrecht und im Juli 1990 den ersten Preis am VII Internationalen Jose Iturbi-Klavierwettbewerb in Valencia in Spanien. Er führt eine lebhafte künstlerische und Pädagogische Tätigkeit. Sein umfangreiches Konzertprogramm umfasst Werke vom Barock bis zur Gegenwart, am liebsten aber spielt er die Werke von Chopin, Liszt, Rachmaninoff und Beethoven. Im Jahre 1991 bespielte er in Niederlanden auf dem Klavier Erard aus der Zeit von F. Liszt, zwei Kompaktplatten mit den F. Liszt-Werken. Ausser den Konzerten in seiner Heimat, trat er auch in Spanien, Niederlanden, Jugoslavien, Deutschland und mehrmals in Polen auf. In Polen führte er auf die Einladung der F. Liszt-Gesellschaft schon 18 Klavierkurse für polnische Pianisten und war Kursprofessor an allen von der TiFL veranstalteten Internationalen Klaviermeisterkursen und war Juror aller unserer 7 Klavier-wettbewerbe

DOBROCHNA KRÓWKA – Klavierabende
Konzerte zum 197-Geburgstag von F. Chopin

Trzebnica, Klub-"IK" (Klub der Wohnungsgenossenschaft)
Dienstag, 20 Februar 2007, um 18.00

Oborniki Slaskie - Vier-Musen-Salon,
Donnerstag, 22 Februar 2007, um 18.00

Wroclaw,Musik-und Literaturklub
Freitag, 23 Februar 2007, um 18.00

Brzeg, Schlesien-Piasten-Schloss
Sonnabend, 24 Februar 2007, um 18.00 

Programm:
FRYDERYK CHOPIN (1810-1849)
Nokturn Des-Dur op. 27 Nr 2

ROBERT SCHUMANN (1810-1856
Humoreske B-Dur op. 20

P a u s e

FRYDERYK CHOPIN
Mazurkas op. 56

PETER TSCHAIKOWSKI (1840-1893)
Theme original et Variations F-Dur op. 19 Nr 6

VERDI-LISZT
Rigoletto

Dobrochna Krówka, born in 1986, currently studying in the second year at the Academy of Music in Krakow under Prof Stefan Wojtas, simultaneously leading active artistic activity. As the first woman in the world, she performed Wojciech Kilar's Piano Concerto G Major during the Composer's Jubilee in Krakow in October 2002. Prizewinner of numerous domestic and international piano competitions. Won, among others, International Piano Competition for Young Pianists in Rome, in the age group up to 20 (2003), 2nd International Piano Competition "Chopin" in memory of the Hungarian pianist Gyorgy Frenczy (Budapest, 26.06. - 02.07.2006 ) and Polish national piano competitions. Awarded with scholarships of the President of the Ministers' Council (2001) and the Minister of Culture and National Heritage (2000, 2002 i 2004). Received the Prize of the Mayor of the City of Krakow (2002) and the Educational Prize of the City of Krakow (2004).

KLAVIERABENDE von TOMASZ KAMIENIAK
Oborniki Slaskie - Vier-Musen-Salon,
Donnerstag, 25 Januar 2007, um. 18.00
Wrocław, Klub Muzyki i Literatury
Freitag, 26 Januar 2007, um. 18.00
Brzeg, Zamek Piastów Śląskich
Sonnabend, 27 Januar 2007, um. 18.00
Programm:
FERENC LISZT (1811-1886)
Trauervorspiel und Traurmarsch S. 206
II Ballade h-Moll, S. 171

GOLDSCHMIDT-LISZT
Liebesszene und Fortunas Kugel S. 490
aus „Die sieben Todsünden” - Phantasiestück

Pause

LASSEN-LISZT
Symphonisches Zwischenspiel (Intermezzo) zu Calderons
Schauspiel „Über allen Zauber Liebe” S. 497

CHARLES HENRI ALKAN (1813-1888)
Barkarolle op. 38 Nr 6

TOMASZ KAMIENIAK (ur. 1981)
Suita op. 37 (2005/6) - erste Ausfuerung
Preludium - Gigue - Aria. Recytatyw. Balet
Sarabanda - Thriller – Tango

CHARLES HENRI ALKAN (1813-1888)
Barkarolle op. 65 nr 6
Le festin d'Esope op. 39 nr 12
z Douze etudes dans les tons mineurs



Milicz, Kultur und Sport Zentrum
Sontag, 28 Januar 2007 r., um 18.00
Programm:

CHARLES HENRI ALKAN (1813-1888)
Barkarolle op. 38 Nr 6

FERENC LISZT (1811-1886)
II Ballade h-Moll, S. 171

TOMASZ KAMIENIAK (geb. 1981)
Suita op. 37 (2005/6) - erste Ausfuerung
Preludium - Gigue - Aria. Recytatyw. Balet
Sarabanda - Thriller – Tango 

Pause

CHARLES HENRI ALKAN (1813-1888)
Le festin d'Esope op. 39 nr 12
z Douze etudes dans les tons mineurs

TOMASZ KAMIENIAK
2 Walzer op. 33 (2004) 

GOUNOD-LISZT
Valse de l`opera Faust