1 Oct (Sat) the International Music Day<br>
19.00 - 21.15 handing of prizes and diplomas, concert
of the laureates

Opening Recital
OF THE 3RD INTERNATIONAL F. LISZT PIANO COMPETITION IN WROCLAW
István Lantos - fortepian (Hungary)
Wednesday 21 Sep., at 19.oo - Wroclaw Philharmonic Concert Hall
725. TiFL Concert
Programme: :
Ludwig. van Beethoven – Sonata D-dur op. 10 nr 3
Presto, Largo e mesto, Menuetto. Allegro, Rondo. Allegro

Ferenc Liszt - Legenda no. 1 St, François d`Assise. La prédication aux oiseaux.
Fantasie and Fuga ueber Thema B-A-C-H
intermission
Claude Debussy – 6 Preludes
„Feuilles mortes
„La puerta del vino”
„Les fées sont d`exquises danseuses”
„Génerél Lavine” – eccentric
„La terrasse des audiences du clair de lune”
„Ondine”
Béla Bartók Sonate (1926)
Allegro moderato, Sostenuto e pesante, Finale Allegro molto

Commentar – Juliusz Adamowski
Concert in cooperation with z W.Lutoslawski Wroclaw Philharmonic

István Lantos
belongs to the „new wave” of brilliant young Hungarian pianists that in the early 1970's burst onto the domestic and international musical scene and created a sensation among experts both in Hungary and abroad.
Having studied piano under the internationally famous pianist Ms Erzsébet Tusa at the Budapest Béla Bartók Conservatory, he continued his studies under professor Péter Solymos at the F. Liszt Academy of Music in Budapest, from where he graduated with honours. His career was launched into global orbit in 1970, when he played with signal success the solo part of Messiaen's Piano Concerto under the conducting of Pierre Boulez at the Bayreuth International Youth Festival. He has extensively performed in almost every European country, in Cuba, USA, Canada, and Japan. He has led master courses in Finland, Italy, and Japan. Since 1972 a soloist of Hungarian Philharmonic Orchestra. Has given piano recitals in around 100 various cities of the world. István Lantos made numerous recordings (e.g. for BBC, Radio France, WDR, and Canadian Radio). He is also an outstanding organist. He is a professor at the F. Liszt Academy of Music in Budapest, where he was a rector (1994-1997), and a professor at the University in Sapporo, Japan. Editor of J.S. Bach`s „Das Wohltemperiete Klavier” published by Edition Musica. His piano and organ repertoire is especially versatile; ranges from baroque to contemporary music. For many years he has been a juror of many piano competitions. He was also in a juror of both international piano competitions organised by the Liszt Society in Poland.

Od prawej: prof. István Lantos, podczas prac Jury II Międzynarodowego Konkursu Pianistycznego im. F. Liszta we Wrocławiu w 2002 r., na dalszym planie prof. Andrzej Jasiński,
prof. Alexander Jenner, Juliusz Adamowski.

CONCERTS THE PARTICIPANTS
OF THE 12TH INTERNATIONAL MASTER COURSE FOR PIANISTS IN WROCLAW
Wroclaw - Poland, 18 - 29 August 2005
COURSE PROFESSOR - ALEXEI ORLOVETSKY
(Sankt Petersburg)

Magdalena Gorczycka

Catherine Ingravallo

Katarzyna Labus

Andriy Lunov

Tamara Niekludow

Maiko Ono

Piotr Ró¿añski

Agnieszka Strzelczyk

Wojciech Waleczek

28.Aug. 2005 at 18.00 – Wrocław, Philharmonic Concert Hall

Programme

AGNIESZKA STRZELCZYK (Poland)
W.A. Mozart – Rondo a-moll KV 511

KATARZYNA LABUS (Poland)
F. Chopin – 2 Etiudy z op. 10: nr 3 E-dur, nr 12 c-moll 

WOJCIECH WALECZEK (Poland)
F. Chopin – Variations brillantes B-dur op. 12
 R. Schumann – Arabeska C-dur op.18 
F. Liszt – Etiuda a-moll nr 6 z Wielkich Etiud wg Paganiniego

I n t e r m i s i o n

PIOTR ROZANSKI (Poland)
F. Chopin – Barkarola Fis-dur op. 60

TAMARA NIEKLUDOW (Poland)
F. Chopin – Scherzo cis-moll op.39

ANDRIY LUNOV (Ukraine)
Chopin-Liszt – Życzenie
Schuber- Liszt – Aufenhalt
F. Liszt – Wiegendlied 
II Rapsodia węgierska

27.Aug. 2005 at 19.30 – Duszniki Zdrój, F. Chopin Manor House

Programme

MAGDALENA GORCZYCA (Poland)
W. A. Mozart – Fantazja d-moll KV 397

AGNIESZKA STRZELCZYK (Poland)
W.A. Mozart – Rondo a-moll KV 511
D. Scarlatti – Sonata B-dur L.396

TAMARA NIEKLUDOW (Poland)
F. Chopin – Nokturn c-moll op. 48

CATHERINE INGRAVALLO (USA)
F. Chopin – II Scherzo b-moll op. 31

KATARZYNA LABUS (Poland)
F. Chopin – 2 Etiudy z op. 10: nr 3 E-dur, nr 12 c-moll

ANDRIY LUNOV (Ukraine)
Chopin-Liszt – Życzenie
F. Liszt – Chasse neige

26.Aug. 2005 at 18.00 – Brzeg, Silesian Piast Dynasty Castle

Programme

PIOTR ROZANSKI (Poland)
F. Chopin – Barkarola Fis-dur op. 60

MAIKO ONO (Japan)
F. Chopin – III Sonata h-moll op. 58, cz. I Allegro maestoso

WOJCIECH WALECZEK (Poland)
Chopin-Liszt – Życzenie 
Schubert-Liszt – Auf dem Wasser zu singen
F. Liszt – Etiuda a-moll nr 6 z Wielkich Etiud wg Paganiniego

I n t e r m i s i o n

ANDRIY LUNOV (Ukraine)
F. Liszt – Etiuda Harmonies du suopir
F. Liszt – Sonata h

Koncert prowadzi Juliusz Adamowski.
Wstęp za wejściówkami, które będzie można nabyć w kasie Filharmonii przed koncertem.

ANDRIY LUNOV i WOJCIECH WALECZEK zostali zakwalifikowani do uczestnictwa w III Międzynarodowym Konkursie im. F. Liszta we Wrocławiu (20 września –1 października).

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.

Piano recitals by Juliusz Adamowski
actor - Jan Blecki
Commentay - Dorota Kanafa
Tuesday, 17 May, 0,30 pm - Wroclaw, Music and Literature Club
(108. Concert for the Disabled)

Thursday, 19 May, 7 pm - Oborniki Slaskie, Salonik Czterech Muz (Four-Muses Parlour),
Saturday, 21 May, 6 pm - Brzeg, Zamek Piastów Slaskich,
Tuesday, 24 May, 6,30 pm - Wroclaw, Music and Literature Club
Sponsor: MPEC Wroclaw SA (City Heating Supply Plant)

Programme:
Domenico Scarlatti - Sonates E-major L. 23 and C-major L. 104
Józef Elsner - Polonaise E flat-major
Fryderyk Chopin - Mazurek C-minor op. 41
               - Fantasie-Impromptu C-minor op. 66
                 - Waltz C-minor op. 64
Adam Mickiewicz - Koncert Jankiela
                    (fragm. Ksiêgi XII Pana Tadeusza)
Fryderyk Chopin - Polonez A-major op. 40
               i n t e r v a l
Ludwig van Beethoven - Für Elise
Anonim - Czem jest milosc
Fryderyk Chopin - Nokturn C-minor op. posth.
Konstanty Ildefons Galczynski - We snie
Johannes Brahms - Waltz G sharp-minor op.39
Adam Mickiewicz - Niepewnosc
Johannes Brahms - Waltz A flat-major op.39
Boleslaw Leœmian - W malinowym chrusniaku
Ferenc Liszt - 3rd Nokturn "Liebesträume"
                    - 6t Hungarian Rhapsodie

£ukasz Jungowski - pianist; born in 1978; continues his post-graduate studies at the K. Lipinski Music Academy in Wroclaw under adjunct professor Zbigniew Faryniarz. Participated in numerous domestic and international master piano courses where he mastered his skills under Prof. Victor Merzhanov (Moscow), Alexei Orlovetsky (St Petersburg) and others.

He performs in Poland and abroad as a soloist of recitals and symphonic concerts, as well as a chamber musician. "The young pianist has found a perfect combination of power and tenderness in this lyrical, but deeply passionate piece," wrote the German newspaper Schwabische Zeitung about his interpretation of L. v. Beethoven's Concerto C minor at the International Meeting of Young Musicians in Wangen. Lukasz Jungowski is also a laureate of the 35th Dias of Young Festival of Polish Piano Playing in Slupsk , Poland.

Piano recitals by Lukasz Jungowski
Commentay - Juliusz Adamowski
Thursday, 28 April, 6 pm - Oborniki Slaskie, Salonik Czterech Muz (Four-Muses Parlour),
Saturday, 30 April, 6 pm - Brzeg, Zamek Piastów Œl¹skich,
Monday, 2 May, 6 pm - Wroclaw, Music and Literature Club
Sponsor: MPEC Wroclaw SA (City Heating Supply Plant)

The programme includes Chopin`s pieces:
Etude Cis-minor op.25 no 7
Etude Cis-minor op.10 no 4
Etude f-minor op.25 no 2
Scherzo b-minor op.31
4 Mazurkas op. 17 g-minor, C-major, As-major, b-minor
Walc F-major op.34 no 3
Walc Des-major op.64 no 1
Polonez fis-minor op.44

Maciej Pabich graduated with honors from the Academy of Music in Poznan, Poland in 1997 in piano performance. He studied under the guidance of prof. Andrzej Tatarski.
Currently, he is an adjunct professor at the home Academy and leads a dynamic artistic activity both in his homeland and abroad. Hehas concertized as a recitalist and soloist with symphony orchestras in many cities in Poland, France, Germany, in highly renowned concert halls in Russia ( Moscow, St. Petersburg), and in Hungary ( Budapest). Lately, he has been enjoying performing as a chamber musician as well.
Maciej Pabich is a laureate of a few national piano competitions, like the 4th all-Polish Franz Liszt Piano Competition in Wroclaw (2nd prize). He also received the title of a laureate of the “ Concert Hall for the Young” at the 31st Festival of Piano Playing in Slupsk.
At the 1 st International Franz Liszt Piano Competition in Wroclaw, he became the laureate of a second prize, and received several extra-regular awards for the best Pole. The Municipal Authorities of Poznan, acknowledged Mr. Pabich with a scholarship for the Young Talented Creators of the Poznan Artistic Scene.

Piano recitals by Maciej Pabich
Commentay - Juliusz Adamowski
Thursday, 17 March 6 pm - Oborniki Slaskie, Salonik Czterech Muz (Four-Muses Parlour) , ul Pilsudskiego 13
Friday, 18 March 6 pm - Trzebnica, Club "Klub-ik" ul Glowackiego 15

Programme:
W. A. Mozart – Fantasie D-minor
F. Chopin – Mazurkas op. 17, Nokturn C-minor, 3 Walzes (As-major op. 34, E-minor op.posth., Des-major op 64), Scherzo H-minor, 2 Polonaise (Cis-minor op. 26, As-major op. 53), Etiuda C-minor op.10
Schubert-Liszt –Serenade by Shakespeare, Auf dem Wasser zu singen,
Chopin-Liszt – Zyczenie (Wish).