In over 800 concerts held so far, above 460 performers from 27 countries took part (some of them played many times), including 259 pianists, 36 other soloists, 15 performers of chamber music, 4 conductors, 6 actors, Wroclaw Philharmonic Orchestra and the National Opera Choir from Warsaw. Apart from the outstanding artists with the international fame (such as Zsuzsa Elekes, István Lantos, Victor Merzhanov, Karol Radziwonowicz, Janusz Olejniczak), about 200 young artists, including about 150 Poles, performed at the concerts. Being accompanied by 12 lecturers and 3 interpreters, they performed around twelve hundred pieces of about a hundred composers ranging from Baroque to the contemporary music (including about a hundred compositions of F. Liszt, over 80 ones of F. Chopin and almost 40 pieces of I.J. Paderewski), playing in 65 concert halls (48 of them in Poland, the rest abroad - in Budapest, Györ, Moscow and St Petersburg). Since December 1989, we have been carrying into effect a series of monthly "Liszt Evenings" always accompanied by a specially chosen and prepared foreword, and since November 1992 - concerts for disabled people (over 110 of them held so far).

 

 

LISZT EVENINGS
 
Soloists and Concert Schedule for 2007

January
TOMASZ KAMIENIAK – piano 
25 Jan. – Oborniki Slaskie, 26 Jan. - Wroclaw KMiL, 27 Jan. - Brzeg, 28 Jan. – Milicz

February
DOBROCHNA KRÓWKA – piano
Concerts celebrating the 197th anniversary of Chopin’s birth. 
20 Feb. – Trzebnica, 22 Feb.- Oborniki Sl, 23 Feb. – Wroclaw KMiL, 24 Feb. – Brzeg 

March
ALEXEI ORLOVETSKY - piano (Sankt Petersburg) 
outstanding pianist, educator and composer from St Petersburg,
participating annually in different activities of TiFL since 1990
25 March – Wloszakowice, 27 March – Trzebnica, 28 March – Milicz,
29 March – Oborniki Sl., 30 March – Wroclaw KMiL, 31 March – Brzeg

April
JULIUSZ ADAMOWSKI – piano, JAN BLECKI – actor 
17. April – Wroclaw KMiL (113th Concert for the disabled)
21 April – Brzeg, 22 April – Trzebnica, 26. April – Oborniki Sl, 27. April – Wroclaw KMiL,
13 May – Wloszakowice, 14 May –MIlicz

May
WOJCIECH WALECZEK – piano
3rd prize-winner at the 3rd International F. Liszt Piano Competition in Wroclaw (2005)
24 May - Oborniki Sl. 25 May – Wroclaw KMiL, 26 May - Brzeg

August
PARTICIPANST OF THE 14th INTERNATIONAL MASTER COURSE FOR PIANISTS IN WROCLAW
24 Aug – Brzeg, 25 Aug – Duszniki, 26 Aug – Wroclaw Philharmonic Concert Hall
16 and 28 Aug – Wroclaw, KMiL

September
RECITALS OF STANISLAV SOLOVIEV,
THE 1ST PRIZE-WINNER AT THE 3RD INTERNATIONAL F. LISZT PIANO COMPETITION IN WROCLAW (2005)
23 – Wloszakowice, 25 Sep – Trzebnica, 26 Sep. – Milicz, 27 – Oborniki Sl., 
28 Sep – Wroclaw KMiL, 29 Sep – Brzeg 

Oktober
MONIKA SIKORSKA-WOJTACHA – piano 
Professor of Music Academy in Katowice
25 Oct – Oborniki Slaskie, 26 Oct – Wroclaw KMiL, 27 Oct –  Brzeg

December
ANDRZEJ TATARSKI – piano
Concerts connected with the 70th anniversary of K. Szymanowski’s deat
6 Dec – Oborniki, 9 Dec – Brzeg,


Concert Halls:
Brzeg - Silesian Piast Dynasty Castle in Brzeg, pl. Zamkowy 1 (square)
Duszniki Zdroj - F. Chopin Manor House
Milicz - Culture Centre, ul. J. Pilsudskiego 14 (street)
Oborniki Slaskie - Parlour of Four Muses, ul. J. Pilsudskiego 13 (street)
Trzebnica - Klub-"ik" (Building Society Club), ul. B. Glowackiego15 (street)
Wloszakowice - Sulkowski Palace, ul. Karola Kurpinskiego 29 (street)
Wroclaw - Music and Literature Club (KMiL), pl. T. Kosciuszki 9 (square)
Wroclaw - Wroclaw Philharmonic Concert Hall, ul. J. Pilsudskiego 19 (street)

All concerts start at 6 pm (except the concerts for the disabled)
Integral part of all the concerts is the commentary which is meant to popularize music
Concerts are led by Juliusz Adamowski.

The comcerts ar organized in co-operation with the Music And Literature Club in Wroclaw, the Silesian Piast Dynasty Castle in Brzeg, Parlour of Four Muses in Oborniki Slaskie and with the financial help of Polish Ministry of Culture, Wroclaw, Oborniki Slaskie, Trzebnica municipalities and Lower Silesia Office, STOART [Association of Performing Artists Societies], Culture and Sports Centre in Milicz and ODRA Confectionery Private Corporation in Brzeg and Building Development in Trzebnica.

Fotos from the Stanislav Soloviev recital in Wloszakowice 23.09.2007

PIANO RECITALS by ANDRZEJ TATARSKI
(812-813 TiFL-Concerts)
Oborniki Slaskie, Salonik Czterech Muz
Thursday, 6 December 2007, at 18.00

Brzeg, Zamek Piastów Slaskich
Sunday, 9 December 2007, at 18.00

Programm:
KAROL SZYMANOWSKI (1882-1937)
Etude B flat minor op. 4 no. 3
Fantasy op. 14

FRYDERYK CHOPIN (1810-1849)
Polonaise Cis-sharp minor op. 26

CHOPIN-lISZT
"Moja pieszczotka" (Meine Freundin), "Hulanka" (Bacchanal)

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HENRYK WIENIAWSKI (1835-1880)
Piesn polska (Polish song), Kujawiak
(arr. piano Josef Wieniawski)

JULIUSZ ZAREBSKI (1854-1885)
Berceuse
op. 22 Polonaise F sharp major op. 6

STRAUSS-DOHNANYI
Waltzes of the operette "Zauberwalz"


Andrzej Tatarski studied piano with Olga Dabrowska at the Music Academy in Poznan, 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 Poznan “Musical Spring”, the Festival of Polish Piano Music in Slupsk, the “Warsaw Autumn”, The Days of Kraków Composers, “Wratislavia Cantans”, and the Festival of Polish Contemporary Music in Wroclaw. He has given Chopin recitals at the composer’s birthplace in Zelazowa 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 Bryla, Michal Grabarczyk, Konstanty Andrzej Kulka, Joanna Domanska, Joanna Kozlowska, Stefania Toczyska, Bartlomiej Niziol, Piotr Plawner 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 Poznan. A many-years’ member of the F. Liszt Society in Poland.








PIANO RECITALS by MONIKA SIKORSKA-WOJTACHA
(809-811 TiFL-Concerts)
CONCERTS CONNECTED WITH THE 150 DEATH OF KAROL SZYMANOWSKI
Oborniki Slaskie, Salonik Czterech Muz
Thursday, 25 October 2007, at 18.00

Wroclaw, Klub Muzyki i Literatury
Friday, 26 October 2007,at 18.00

Brzeg, Zamek Piastów Slaskich
Saaturday, 27 October 2007, at 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 (fantastique) op. 14 Nr. 6

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MODEST MUSORGSKI (1839-1881)
Pictures at an exhibition


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 - LAUREATE OF THE 3RD INTERNATIONAL F. LISZT PIANO COMPETITION IN WROCLAW
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 Osrodek 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 Slaskich

Programm the concerts
in Brzeg, Oborniki Slaskie and Wroclaw :
L. v. BEETHOVEN - Sonata D-dur op. 10 nr 3
R. SCHUMANN - Nachtstücke op. 23
i n t e r m i s s i o n
FERENC LISZT - Sposalizio, Il Spensieroso,
104 Sonet Petrarki, Sonata-Fantazja po lekturze Dantego

Programm the concerts
in Milicz, Trzebnica and 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.




CONCERTS THE PARTICIPANTS
OF THE 14TH INTERNATIONAL MASTER COURSE FOR PIANISTS IN WROCLAW
Wroclaw - Poland, 16 - 28 August 2007
COURSE 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 Tarchala

Julia Winkler


26. Aug. 2007 at 6 pm - Wroclaw, W. Lutoslawski Philharmonic Concert Hall
801. concert of a TiFL

Program:

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

Julia Winkler: (Poland)
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 (Poland):
FERENC LISZT (1811-1886) 
12. Rapsodia węgierska

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

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


25.Aug. 2007, 19.30 - Duszniki Zdroj - Chopin Manor House;
800. concert of a TiFL

Program:

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

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

Grzegorz Niemczuk (Poland):
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. Aug. 2007, 18.00 - Brzeg, Silesian Piast Dynasty Castle
799. concert of a TiFL

Program:

Piotr Banasik (Poland):
BACH-BUSONI - Chaconne

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

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

Anna Tarchala (Poland):
FERENC LISZT (1811-1886) 
6. Etude a-moll from Grandes études de Paganini
12. Hungarian Rapsodie

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

Andrij Łuniov (Ukraina):
SERGIEJ PROKOFIEW
6. Sonata 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-Major No 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)
I Walse de concert Des-Major 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.













PIANO RECITALS by WOJCIECH WALECZEK
(795-797 concerts the TiFL)

Oborniki Slaskie, Salonik Czterech Muz (Parlour of Four Muses)
czwartek, 24 maja 2007 r., godz. 18.30

Wroclaw, Klub Muzyki i Literatury (Music and Literature Club)
piatek, 25 maja 2007 r., godz. 18.00

Brzeg, Zamek Piastów Slaskich (Silesian Piast Dynasty Castle)
sobota, 26 maja 2007 r., godz. 18.00 

Program:
LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN (1770 -1827)
Sonate E-Major Op.109

FERENC LISZT (1811-1886)
"Eroica" from Études d'exécution transcendante
"Il lamento" from Trois Études de Concert
"La leggierezza" from Trois Études de Concert

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ZOLTÁN KODÁLY (1882-1967)
Rubato, No 7 from Seven Piano Pieces, Op. 11

FERENC LISZT (1811-1886)
Deuxieme Valse oubliée

SCHUBERT-LISZT
Auf dem Wasser zu Singen

CHOPIN-LISZT
Zyczenie (Maedchenwunsch) from "6 Chants polonais"

HAENDEL-LISZT
Sarabanda and Chaconne from the "Almira"

Pianist, born in 1980, is one of the most outstanding young artists in Poland He has graduated with distinction from the Karol Szymanowski Academy of Music in Katowice in piano class of Prof. Zbigniew Raubo in 2003. He continued his studies with Prof. Lee Kum-Sing in the Vancouver Academy of Music, Canada. During masterclasses he worked with Andrei Jasinski, Andree Laplante, Victor Mershanov, Jean Micault and Alexey Orlovetzky.
His numerous achievements include:
- The 3rd prize, Arthur Rubinstein Prize founded by Aniela Rubinstein and a special prize of the Kościuszko Foundation in New York at The 2nd International Competition for Young Pianists "Arthur Rubinstein in memoriam" in Bydgoszcz, Poland (1996),
- The laureate of the 30th Polish Piano Festival in Słupsk, Poland (1996),
- The 1st prize and the prize for the best performance of a concerto at The 4th F. Liszt National Piano Competition in Wrocław, Poland (1997),
- The 3rd prize at The 7th F. Liszt International Piano Competition "Premio Mario Zanfi" in Parma, Italy (2000),
- The semi-finalist of The 53rd F. Busoni International Piano Competition in Bolzano, Italy (2001),
- The finalist and the best Polish participant of The 2nd F. Liszt International Piano Competition in Wrocław, Poland (2002),
- The 2nd prize at The Young Musicians` Festival in Gdansk, Poland (2002),
- The finalist of The 9th International Piano Competition "Citta di Pinerolo", Italy (2003),
- The finalist of The 43rd European Piano Competition “Arcangelo Speranza” in Taranto, Italy (2005),
- The 3rd prize at The 6th International Piano Seiler Competition in Palermo, Italy (2005),
- The 3rd prize at The 3rd F. Liszt International Piano Competition in Wrocław, Poland (2005).
He was given scholarships granted by the foundations and Polish institutions and prizes awarded by the Prime Minister and the Minister of Culture of The Republic of Poland. In 2004 he received a Kay Meek Scholarship awarded for the most outstanding student of the Vancouver Academy of Music .
Wojciech Waleczek was awarded by the presidents of Katowice and Gliwice as well as by the Regional Council of the Silesian Province.
He has performed as a soloist with the orchestras of the following philharmonics: Kalisz, Lublin, Opole, Pomeranian, Rzeszow, Szczecin, Kielce, Wroclaw, Zabrze, Polish Chamber Philharmonic Sopot, Capella Bydgostiensis. He co-operated with many conductors, including G. Chmura, I. Hobson, Chang Joon-Gun, M. Sugar, M. Gawroński, Cz. Grabowski, M. Pijarowski, W. Rajski, Z. Rychert, J. Salwarowski, M. Smolij, M. Wolniewski, J. M. Zarzycki, S. Chrzanowski, M.J. Blaszczyk.
Wojciech Waleczek gives a lot of concerts in Poland and abroad. He performed in Belgium, Netherlands, Germany, Switzerland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Russia, Canada, France, Italy, Hungary, Lithuania and in the United States of America receiving new invitations. His play is admired both by critics and the public.
In 1999 he was invited to take part in the international conference "Liszt 2000" in Budapest.
He made a number of radio and television recordings.
There are several piano concertos in his repertoire, over a hundred of solo compositions as well as chamber pieces ranging from the Baroque up to the contemporary music.

 

JULIUSZ ADAMOWSKI – piano, JAN BLECKI - recitation

17 April at 12.30 - Wroclaw, Klub Muzyki i Literatury (Music and Literature Club) - 113. Concert for the Disabled

21 April at 18.00 - Brzeg, Zamek Piastów Slaskich (Silesian Piast Dynasty Castle)
22 April at 18.00 - Trzebnica , Klub-"ik" (Building Society Club)
26 April at 18.00 - Oborniki Slaskie, Salonik Czterech Muz (Parlour of Four Muses)
27 April at 18.00 - Wroclaw, Klub Muzyki i Literatury (Music and Literature Club)
13 May at 18.00 - Wloszakowice, Sulkowski Palace
14 May at 19.00 - Milicz, Culture and Sports Centre

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.












PIANO RECITALS by ALEXEI ORLOWETSKY

25 March at 16.00 - Wloszakowice, Sulkowski Palace
27 March at 18.00 - Trzebnica , Klub-"ik" (Building Society Club)
28 March at 18.00 - Milicz, Culture and Sports Centre
Programme
Ludwig van Beethoven:
Sonate C-sharp Minor Op. 27 "Mondscheinsonate"
Franz Schubert:
3 Impromptus Op. 90 (E-flat-Major, G-flat-Major, A-flat-Major)
Franz Liszt:
Concertetude D-flat Major "Un Sospiro"
Verdi-Liszt:
Rigoletto
intermission
Federico Mompou :
Cancion y danza Nr 5, Nr.6, Nr.7
Sergei Rachmaninoff:
5 Preludes (C sharp Minor op.3, G Minor Op. 23, G sharp Minor Op.32, G dur, Op.32, c Minor Op.23)

29 March at 18.00 - Oborniki Slaskie, Salonik Czterech Muz (Parlour of Four Muses)
30 March at 18.00 - Wroclaw, Klub Muzyki i Literatury (Music and Literature Club)
31 March at 18.00 - Brzeg, Zamek Piastów Slaskich (Silesian Piast Dynasty Castle)
Programme
Robert Schumann:
Davidsbündlertänze Op.6
intermission
Federico Mompou :
Cancion y danza No 5, No.6, No.7
Cesar Franck :
Prelude Choral and Fuge

Concerts are led by Juliusz Adamowski.

::Aleksiej Orłowiecki::
Alexei Orlovetsky (Russia) - prize-winner of international piano competitions, a graduate (1984) and a lecturer at the St. Petersburg Conservatory (till 1996). He studied the piano under Grigorij Sokolov, and then became his assistant. He also studied composition and opera and symphonic conducting (under Y. Falik and A. Mussin). In 1989 he got the second prize in the 2nd International Liszt Piano Competition in Utrecht, Holland, and in 1990 - the first prize in the 7th International Iturbi Piano Competition in Valencia, Spain. He is both a teacher and a performer. His rich repertoire includes pieces from baroque to modern times, but his favourite compositions are those by Chopin, Beethoven, Liszt and Rachmaninov. In 1991, in Holland, he recorded two CDs with Liszt’s compositions performed on the Erard piano from Liszt’s times. Apart from the concerts in his country, he has performed several times in Spain, Holland, Yugoslavia, Germany, and many times in Poland. He has held 18 nationwide piano courses organized in Poland by Ferenc Liszt Society, and has held piano classes during all ten International Master Courses for Pianists in Wroclaw from 1993 to 2006. He has also been in jury panels of all piano competitions organised by our society so far.



DOBROCHNA KRÓWKA – piano
Concerts celebrating the 197th anniversary of Chopin’s birth

Trzebnica, Klub-"IK" (Building Society Club)
Tuesday, 20 February 2007, um 18.00

Oborniki Slaskie, Parlour of Four Muses
Thursday, 22 February 2007 at. 18.00

Wroclaw, Music and Literature Club (KMiL)
Friday, 23 February 2007 at. 18.00

Brzeg, Silesian Piast Dynasty Castle
Saturday, 24 February 2007 at. 18.00

Program:
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 TCHAIKOVSKY (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).







TOMASZ KAMIENIAK – recitale fortepianowe

Oborniki Slaskie, Parlour of Four Muses
Thursday, 25 January 2007 at. 18.00
Wroclaw, Music and Literature Club (KMiL)
Friday, 26 January 2007 at. 18.00
Brzeg, Silesian Piast Dynasty Castle
Saturday, 25 January 2007 at. 18.00 

Programme:
FERENC LISZT (1811-1886)
Trauervorspiel und Traurmarsch S. 206
2 Ballada h-moll, S. 171

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

i n t e r m i s s i o n

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

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

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

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


Milicz, Culture and Sports Centre
Sunday, 28 January 2007 at 18.00
Programme:

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

FERENC LISZT (1811-1886)
II Ballada h-moll, S. 171

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

i n t e r m i s s i o n

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

TOMASZ KAMIENIAK
2 Valse op. 33 (2004) 

GOUNOD-LISZT
Valse de l`opera Faust



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










"CONCERTS FOR THE DISABLED"

These are special programmes joining music and lectures with elements of music-therapy. The pieces are carefully selected in terms of the possibility of their full perception by the audience, and the whole programme is intended to evoke some positive emotions


LISZT EVENINGS

Soloists and Concert Schedule for 2006


January – ANDRIJ LUNOW (Ukraine)- piano
young pianist from Kiev, distinguished at the 3rd International F. Liszt Piano Competition in Wroclaw
26 Jan. – Oborniki Slaskie,    27 Jan. - Wroclaw KMiL,    28 Jan. - Brzeg,

February - GRACJAN SZYMCZAK - piano
young pianist from Wroclaw, competitor at the 15th International F. Chopin Competition in Warsaw (2005)
Concerts celebrating the 196th anniversary of Chopin’s birth.
22 Feb. - Wroclaw KMiL (109. „Concert for the disabled”)
23 Feb.- Oborniki,    24 Feb. - Wroclaw KMiL,    25 Feb. - Brzeg,    28 – Trzebnica

March – ALEXEI ORLOVETSKY - piano (Sankt Petersburg)
outstanding pianist, educator and composer from St Petersburg,
participating annually in different activities of TiFL since 1990
23 March – Oborniki,    13 March - Wroclaw KMiL,    25 March - Brzeg

April – CARLOS GALLARDO (Spain) - piano
outstanding Spanish pianist and composer,
President of the F. Liszt Society in Spain
20. April - Oborniki,  21. April - Wroclaw KMiL,  22. April - Brzeg

May – SOYA ZHURAVLEVA (Russia) - Soprano, ALEXEI MAKHLAEVSKY (Russia) - piano
Artists from St Petersburg involved in TiFL's activity for many years
23 May - Trzebnica,   24 May KMiL (110th Concert for the disabled)
  25 May - Oborniki (Tifl`s 750 th concert),    26 May - Wroclaw KMiL,    27 May - Brzeg 

August – PARTICIPANST OF THE 13th INTERNATIONAL MASTER COURSE FOR PIANISTS IN WROCLAW
25 Aug. - Brzeg,    26 Aug. - Duszniki,   27 Aug. - Wroclaw Philharmonic Concert Hall
17 and 29 Aug. - Wroclaw, KMiL

September – RECITALS OF STANISLAV SOLOVIEV, THE 1ST PRIZE-WINNER AT THE 3RD INTERNATIONAL F. LISZT PIANO COMPETITION IN WROCLAW
27 Sep KMiL (111. „Concert for the disabled”)
28 Sep - Oborniki, 29 Sep - Trzebnica 30 Sep – Brzeg,
1 Oct (International Music Day) - Wloszakowice, 2 Oct - Wroclaw Wroclaw KMiL

October – SOFYA GULYAK (Russia) - piano
2nd prize-winner at the 2nd International F. Liszt Piano Competition in Wroclaw (2002)
Concerts connected with the 195th anniversary of F. Liszt’s birth and 120th of his death
19 Oct - Oborniki Slaskie,    21 Oct - Brzeg,    22 Oct - Wroclaw KMiL

November – LUKASZ JUNGOWSKI- piano
a distinguishing young artist from Wroclaw
23 Nov - Oborniki Slaskie,    24 Nov - Wroclaw KMiL,    25 Nov - Brzeg

December – RENATA and MACIEJ PABICH - piano duo
12 Dec KMiL (112. „Concert for the disabled”)
14 Dec - Oborniki,   15 Dec - Trzebnica,   17 Dec – Wloszakowice


Concert Halls:
Brzeg - Silesian Piast Dynasty Castle in Brzeg, pl. Zamkowy 1 (square)
Duszniki Zdroj - F. Chopin Manor House
Oborniki Slaskie - Parlour of Four Muses, ul. J. Pilsudskiego 13 (street)
Trzebnica - Klub-"IK" (Building Society Club), ul. B. Glowackiego15 (street)
Wloszakowice - Sulkowski Palace, ul. Karola Kurpinskiego 29 (street)
Wroclaw - Music and Literature Club (KMiL), pl. T. Kosciuszki 9 (square)
Wroclaw - Wroclaw Philharmonic Concert Hall, ul. J. Pilsudskiego 19 (street)

All concerts start at 6 pm (except the concerts for the disabled)
Integral part of all the concerts is the commentary which is meant to popularize music
Concerts are led by Juliusz Adamowski.

The comcerts ar organized in co-operation with the Music And Literature Club in Wroclaw, the Silesian Piast Dynasty Castle in Brzeg, Parlour of Four Muses in Oborniki Slaskie and with the financial help of Polish Ministry of Culture, Wroclaw, Brzeg, Oborniki Slaskie municipalities and Lower Silesia Office, STOART [Association of Performing Artists Societies] and ODRA Confectionery Private Corporation in Brzeg and Building Development in Trzebnica. Ther concerts organised between 27 Sep and 2 Oct 2006 on the occasion of the International Music Day is sponsored by BOT Górnictwo i Energetyka SA (BOT Mining and Power Generation Holding).




Piano duo
RENATA and MACIEJ PABICH
(770-773 concerts of the TiFL)

12 Dec. 2006 r., at 12.30 - Wroclaw, Music and Literature Club
14 Dec. 2006 r., at 18.00 - Oborniki Slaskie, Parlour of Four Muses,
15 Dec. 2006 r., at 18.00 - Trzebnica, Klub-"IK" (Building Society Club)
17 Dec. 2006 r., at 15.00 - Włoszakowice, Sulkowski Palace

Programme of the 112th Koncert for the Disabled (12th December 2006):
EDWARD GRIEG (1843-1907)
Morning Mood,  In the Hall of the Mountain King
from the Suite Peer Gynt
IGNACY JAN PADEREWSKI (1860-1941)
Hej idę w las,  W murowanej piwnicy
two folk pieces of the Polish highlanders from the „Tatra Album” op. 12
PETER TCHAIKOVSKY (1840-1893)
Sugar Plum Dance,  Russian Dance
Dance of Reeds,  Waltz of Flowers
z Suity z baletu "Dziadek do orzechów" (oprac. Esipow)
GABRIEL FAURE (1845-1924)
Berceuse (Lullaby)
Le jardin de Dolly (Dolly’s Garden)
Le pas espagnol (In Spanish Style)
from the Suite „Dolly” op. 56
CAMILLE SAINT-SAENS (1835-1921)
Hens and Cocks,  Aquarium
The Swan,  Final
from „The Carnival of the Animals” (edited by Lucien Garban)
DARIUS MILHAUD (1892-1974)
Scaramouche - Suite for two pianos
Viv,  Modere,  Brazileira

Programme of the concerts 14 – 17 December:
EDWARD GRIEG (1843-1907)
Morning Mood,  In the Hall of the Mountain King
from the Suite Peer Gynt
IGNACY JAN PADEREWSKI (1860-1941)
Hej idę w las,  W murowanej piwnicy
two folk pieces of the Polish highlanders from the „Tatra Album” op. 12
PETER TCHAIKOVSKY (1840-1893)
Sugar Plum Dance,  Russian Dance
Dance of Reeds,  Waltz of Flowers
z Suity z baletu "Dziadek do orzechów" (oprac. Esipow)
ntermission
FRANZ LISZT (1811-1886)
2nd Hungarian Rhapsody
GABRIEL FAURE (1845-1924)
Berceuse (Lullaby)
Le jardin de Dolly (Dolly’s Garden)
Le pas espagnol (In Spanish Style)
from the Suite „Dolly” op. 56
CAMILLE SAINT-SAËNS (1835-1921)
Introduction and Royal March of the Lion,
Hens and Cocks,  Tortoises,
Aquarium,  The Cuckoo in the Depths of the Woods
The Swan,  Finale
from „The Carnival of the Animals” (edited by Lucien Garban)



MACIEJ and RENATA PABICH




PIANO RECITALS BY LUKASZ JUNGOWSKI

23. Nov. 2006 at 18.00 - Oborniki Slaskie, Parlour of Four Muses
24. Nov. 2006 at 18.00 - Wroclaw, Music and Literature Club
25. Nov. 2006 at 18.00 - Brzeg, Silesian Piast Dynasty Castle in Brzeg
Concert in Wroclaw put off to 2. Dezember at 17.00

Programm:
LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN - Sonata C-dur op.2 nr 3
IGNACY JAN PADEREWSKI - Menuet, Sarabanda, Cracovienne fantastique
ALEKSANDER SKRIABIN - 12 Etudes op.8

Lukasz 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.





SOFYA GULYAK - LAUREATE OF THE 2ND INTERNATIONAL F. LISZT PIANO COMPETITION IN WROCLAW (2002)
Concerts connected with the 195th anniversary of F. Liszt’s birth and 120th of his death
19. Oct. 2006 at 18.00 - Oborniki Slaskie, Parlour of Four Muses
21. Oct. 2006 at 18.00 - Brzeg, Silesian Piast Dynasty Castle in Brzeg
22. Oct. 2006 at 18.00 - Wroclaw, Music and Literature Club

Programm:
MAURICE RAVEL - La Valse
FRYDERYK CHOPIN - Etude h-minor op. 25 No 10
SERGEY RACHMANINOFF - Variationes on Corelli d-minor op. 42
FRANZ SCHUBERT - Impromptu c-minor op.90 No 1
SCHUBERT-LISZT - "Liebesbotschaft"
FERENC LISZT - Etude "La Campanella", Apres une lecture du Dante - Fantasy quasi Sonata


Sofya Gulyak with the Wroclaw Philharmonic Orchestra during the finals of the 2nd International F. Liszt Piano Competition 10 Oct. 2002. Fot. M. Szwed.

Sofya Gulyak - a laureate of fourteen international piano competitions, was born on the 29th of December 1979 in Kazan (Russia). She began to study in the music school in 1985. From 1990 till 1998 studied in the Special music school under Kazan State Conservatoire (class of Nailya Khakimova). During 2003-2005 took a post-graduate course in the Kazan State Conservatoire under professor Alfya Burnasheva.  From 1998 till 2003 studied in the Kazan State Conservatoire under professor Alfya Burnasheva. During 2004-5 studied in “Ecole Normale de music de Paris Alfred Cortot” under professor Marian Rybicki where she got “Diplome  Superieur d`Execution ” and during  2005-6 she got there “Diplome Superieur de Concertiste”. Took part in the Master-classes of Dmitry Bashkirov, Lev Naumov, Paul Badura-Scoda.
In 2001 she won 2nd prize in the Artlivre International piano competition, devoted to Chopin and Liszt, in Brazil (Sao Paulo), in 2002- 2nd prize in the International Liszt Competition in Poland (Wroclaw).
In 2003 got 3rd prize and two special prizes in the International Pozzoli`s Competition in Italy (Seregno), 2nd prize in the International Piano Competition in Great Britain (Newport), in 2004-1st prize and special prize in the 1st International Piano Competition “Repubblicca di San Marino” (San Marino), in 2005 - 3rd prize in the International competition in Morocco, 3rd prize in the Rachmaninoff International Piano Competition (Los-Angeles, USA), 2nd prize in the International Piano Competition “Valsesia-musica” (Varallo, Italy), 4th prize in the International “Grand Prix Animato” Competition in Paris, 3rd prize in the International Competition “Pausilypon” in Naples (Italy).  In 2006 she was 4th prize-winner of Takamatsu International Piano Competition in Japan, also won 1st prize in the International Piano Competition in Rhodes (Greece) and 1st prize in the International Thalberg Compeition in Naples.
In 2000-1 and 2002-3 she was a scholar of Russian Ministry of Culture, in 2002-3 – scholar of Mstislav Rostropovich`s Foundation, in 2004-5 – scholar of Russian Federation President Foundation.
She has radio recordings in the Russian radio (Tatarstan, Astrakhan), Polish radio, TV recordings in the Tatarstan TV companies, Globo TV(Brazil), San Marino TV. She has CD-recording with Kazan Chamber Orchestra “La Primavera”(Yakhin. Piano concerto).
While studying she also took part in the concerts in Russia, Poland, France, Morocco, Netherlands, Italy, Portugal.



STANISLAV SOLOVIEV - LAUREATE OF THE 3RD INTERNATIONAL F. LISZT PIANO COMPETITION IN WROCLAW
CONCERTS ON THE OCCASION OF THE INTERNATIONAL MUSIC DAY
27. Sep. 2006 at 12.30 - Wroclaw, Music and Literature Club (111. „Concert for the disabled”)
28. Sep. 2006 at 18.00 - Oborniki Slaskie, Parlour of Four Muses
29. Sep. 2006 at 18.00 Trzebnica, Klub-"IK" (Building Society Club)
30. Sep. 2006 at 18.00 - Brzeg, Silesian Piast Dynasty Castle in Brzeg
1. Oct. 2006 at 16.00 - Wloszakowice, Sulkowski Palace
2. Oct. 2006 at 18.00 - Wroclaw, Music and Literature Club

Programm 27 September:
BACH-TAUSIG - Toccate and Fugue d-minor
FRANZ LISZT - Legend No 2 E-Major "St Francois de Paulo marchant sur les flots"
VERDI-LISZT - Rigoletto
FELIKS BLUMENFELD - Etiude on left hand
FRANZ LISZT - 6. Hungarian Rapsodie

Programm 1 October:
FRANZ SCHUBERT - Sonata a-minor op.143 (D 784)
FRANZ LISZT - Legend No 2 E-Major "St Francois de Paulo marchant sur les flots"
VERDI-LISZT - Rigoletto
FRANZ LISZT - 3. Consolation D Flat-Major, 6. Hungarian Rapsodie

Programms 28, 29, 30 Sep., 2 Oct.:
FRANZ SCHUBERT - Sonata a-minor op.143 (D 784)
JOHANNES BRAHMS - 4 worksz from Phantasien op.116
FRANZ LISZT - Legend No 2 E-Major "St Francois de Paulo marchant sur les flots"
VERDI-LISZT - Rigoletto
FERENC LISZT - III Consolation D Flat-Major, 6. Hungarian Rapsodie

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.




CONCERTS THE PARTICIPANTS
OF THE 13TH INTERNATIONAL MASTER COURSE FOR PIANISTS IN WROCLAW
Wroclaw - Poland, 18 - 29 August 2005
COURSE 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.

Commentar – Juliusz Adamowski. Free admission


Elizabeth Dulkin

Anna Maria Filipczuk
Katarzyna Galczynska


Piotr Podemski
Andriy Lunov
Alicja Tarczykowska
Julia Winkler


27. Aug. 2006 at 6 pm - Wroclaw, W. Lutoslawski Philharmonic Concert Hall
756. concert TiFL

Programm:
ALICJA TARCZYKOWSKA (Poland)
Bach-Busoni - Organ Chorale g-moll "Nun Komm` Der Heiden Heiland"

PIOTR PODEMSKI (Poland)
Schubert-Liszt -  Liebesbotschaft
Chopin-Liszt - Mädchens Wunsch from 6 Chants polonais

ELIZABETH DULKIN (USA)
Ferenc Liszt  - III Consolation Des-dur
Sergiej Rachmaninow - Preludium gis-moll op. 32 no 12

JULIA WINKLER (Polska)
Fryderyk Chopin - Scherzo h-moll op. 20

ANNA MARIA FILIPCZUK (Poland)
Fryderyk Chopin  - Nokturn cis-moll op. 27, Walc As-dur op.34

ANDRIY LUNOV (Ukraine)
Schumann-Liszt - Widmung (Dedykacja)
Fryderyk Chopin - IV Ballada f-moll op. 52

 

26. Aug. 2006, 7.30 pm - Duszniki Zdrój, Chopin Manor-House
755. concert TiFL

Programm:
JULIA WINKLER (Poland)
Claude Debussy - Prélude from Suite Pour le piano

KATARZYNA GALCZYNSKA (Poland)
Fryderyk Chopin - 2 Impromptus (As-dur op. 29. Fis-dur op.36)

ANNA MARIA FILIPCZUK (Poland)
Fryderyk Chopin - Grande Polonaise Brillante précédée d`un Andante spianato op. 22

ANDRIY LUNOV (Ukraine)
Schumann-Liszt - Widmung

ELIZABETH DULKIN (USA)
F. Chopin - Scherzo b-moll op. 31

ALICJA TARCZYKOWSKA (Poland)
Fryderyk Chopin - Ballade f-moll op. 52

 

 
25. Aug. 2006 at 6 pm - Brzeg, Silesian Piast Dynasty Castle
754. concert TiFL

Programm:
ALICJA TARCZYKOWSKA (Poland)
Bach-Busoni - Organ Chorale g-moll "Nun Komm` Der Heiden Heiland"

JULIA WINKLER (Poland)
Ludwig van Beethoven -  Sonata C-dur op. 2 no 3, part I Allegro con brio
Fryderyk Chopin - I Scherzo h-moll op. 20

PIOTR PODEMSKI (Poland)
Schubert-Liszt -  Liebesbotschaft
Chopin-Liszt - Mädchens Wunsch from 6 Chants polonais  
Ferenc Liszt - Valse Imprompu

ELIZABETH DULKIN (USA)
F. Liszt - II Consolation Des-dur, Etiuda "Un sospiro" from 3 Études de concert
Siergey Rachmaninoff - Preludium gis-moll op. 32 no 12

ANDRIY LUNOV (Ukraine)
Fryderyk Chopin - IV Ballada f-moll op. 52

 

 Opening recital of the 13th International Master Course for Pianists in Wroclaw
Thursday, 17 Aug. at 7,30 pm- Wroclaw, Music and Literature Club
753. concert TiFL

Programm:
JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH (1685-1750)
Prelud and Fuge E-dur from I part DWK

FRYDERYK CHOPIN (1810 -1849)
Etiude As-dur op. 10 nr 10

FERENC  LISZT (1811 -1886)
Etude "Chasse-neige"
from Études d`execution transcendante

FRYDERYK CHOPIN (1810 -1849)
IV Balladef-moll op. 52

SCHUMANN-LISZT
"Widmung"

KAROL SZYMANOWSKI (1882 -1937)
Serenada don Juana from "Maski" op. 34 

Adriy Lunov Born in 1988 in Kiev, Ukraine. Eleventh-form student at the Lysenko Special Secondary Music School in Kiev in the class of the Ukrainian Artist of Merit, Natalia Gridneva. Won 1st prize and a special prize at the International Piano Competition in Kosice, Slovakia, in 2001; 3rd prize at the C. Czerny International Piano Competition in Prague, Czech Republic, in 2001; 2nd prize at the "21st Century Art" International Competition in Kiev in 2003. Received 1st rank diploma at the 4th F. Liszt International Competition for Young Pianists in Weimar in 2005.
Distinguished by the Jury of the 3rd International F. Liszt Piano Competition in Wroclaw as the youngest semi-finalist. Performed in cities of Ukraine. Made a radio recording with the Ukrainian Radio Symphonic Orchestra.





748-752 "Liszt Evenings"
SOYA ZHURAVLEVA (Russia) – Soprano,
ALEXEI MAKHLAEVSKY (Russia) – Piano
Artists from St Petersburg involved in TiFL's activity for many years
23 May at 18.00 –Trzebnica, Klub-"Ik" (Building Society Club)
25 May at 18.00 –Oborniki (TiFL`s 750th concert), Parlour of Four Muses
26 May at 18.00 – Wroclaw, Music and Literature Club (KMiL)
27 May at 18.00– Brzeg, Silesian Piast Dynasty Castle

Programm:
PIOTR TCHAIKOVSKY (1840-1893) –eight songs, Arioso Jolanty from the opera"Jolanta" and piano pieces - Dumka (scene rustique russe) op. 59 and movements from the cycle "The Seasons"op. 37 bis
BORYS TISHENKO (born in 1939) –Three songs based on the poems by M. Cwietajewj
MICHAIL ZHURAVLEV (born in 1964) –Three romances from the cycle "Road" to lyrics by M. Cwietajewej
DYMITR SHOSTAKOVICH (1906-1975) – Three songs from the cycle "Satire"to lyrics by S. Czerny

110. "Concert for the disabled"
24 May at 12.30 – Wroclaw, Music and Literature Club (KMiL)
Programm:
 PIOTR TCHAIKOVSKY (1840-1893) - five songs from "16 songs for children" op. 54, and "Carnival" (February) and "Christmas" (December) from the piano cycle "The Seasons" op. 37 bis
MODEST MUSSORGSKY(1839-1881) - three songs from the cycle "The Nursery" and The hut on chicken feet (Baba-Yaga) and Bogotyr gates in Kijev from "Pictures at an exhibition"

Concerts are led by Juliusz Adamowski. Free admission


Zoya Zhuravleva and Alexei Makhlaevsky during the 100 TiFL's concert for the disabled. Wroclaw, Music and Literature Club, 21 October 2003 - photo by M. Szwed.


Soya Zhuravleva - soprano, completed her vocal studies under Halina Arsentiewowa in 1999 at the Rimsky-Korsakov Conservatory in St Petersburg, Russia. Her artistic activity began in 1990 and includes significant number of solo performances in concerts and opera spectacles as well as recordings. Her rich repertoire covers wide stylistic and formal range from classical music to contemporary pieces. She is also engaged in painting and drawing, and her vocal recitals are often accompanied by exhibition of her artistic works. In 2005 she won 2nd prize at an international vocal competition in Ukraine. She has been cooperating with Alexei Makhlaevsky since 1998.
Alexei Makhlaevsky - assistant professor at the Rimsky-Korsakov Conservatory in St Petersburg, Russia. He began his artistic and educational activity in 1973 following the graduation from this renown piano studies under Pawel Serebriakow and Jekatierina Mirina. His current concert activity is dominated by chamber music. He performed in Poland many times (in 1990, 1992, 1996, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2003). For many years he has been supervising foreign cooperation at the Conservatory in St Petersburg.



PIANO RECITALS BY CARLOS GALLARDO 

20 April at 18.00 - Oborniki Slaskie, Salonik Czterech Muz (Parlour of Four Muses)
21 April at 19.00 - Wroclaw, Klub Muzyki i Literatury (Music and Literature Club)
22 April at 18.00 - Brzeg, Zamek Piastów Slaskich (Silesian Piast Dynasty Castle)


Programme:
FRANZ SCHUBERT (1797-1828)
8 Ländlers D 378
FERENC LISZT (1811-1886)
Ländler As-Dur
Galop de bal
Walzer A-Dur
Valse A-Dur
Vive Henri IV
„Eroica”
from "Études d`execution transcendante"
i n t e r m i s s i o n
ENRIQUE GRANADOS (1867-1916)
Minuetto, Oriental, Zarabanda
Villanesca, Andaluza, Jota aragonesa
from 12 Spanishche Tänze op. 37
ISAAC ALBÉNIZ (1860-1909)
Tango
from „Espana. Six Album Leaves” op. 165
Cadiz, Sevilla, Asturias
from Spanische Suite No 1 op.47

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The comcerts ar organized in co-operation with the Hotel ORBIS "Wroclaw" in Wroclaw.


In the own words of Ronald Turini, disciple of Vladimir Horowitz: "I have heard Mr. Gallardo in one of his concerts in Canada, and his performance was just brilliant, very exciting and full of deepest musical sense."
In 1997 he began the live recording of the Complete Works of Franz Liszt for the SLKE Live Recording Series.
In 1999, music institutions of Hungary and Poland in Budapest invited Mr. Gallardo to be part of the international jury of the prestigious Chopin Piano Competition; a jury that he shared with members such as Josef Stompel and Andrzej Jasenski (Poland), Istvan Lántos and Jeno Jando (Hungary).
During the 2001 season, Mr. Gallardo was invited to the International Music Festival of Georgetown (Ontario, Canada), where he received praising comments from both the audience and the critics for his "brilliant and poetic" interpretations. He made his début with the Georgetown Festival Orchestra performing J.S. Bach''s Double Piano Concerto BWV 1064, a true success according to the audience and the critics. This concert was recorded live for the SLKE Live Recording Series Collection.
In 2002 Mr. Gallardo is invited to the Advent Concert Series at Grassalkovich Palace performing Mozart Piano Concerto for two pianos in E b Major with the renowed The Solti Chamber Orchestra, and in 2003, he made his debut in the United States of America, Japan and Slovakia. Starting the new season his projects include concerts in Spain, Germany, Italy, Hungary, Poland, Swizerland and USA as soloist with the Solti Chamber Orchestra and performing Liszt and Spanish piano recitals. Mr. Gallardo is preparing two CD recordings with works for piano by Franz Liszt and Spanish composers, Manuel de Falla and Enrique Granados, as well as a live recording of Manuel de Falla''s concerto for piano and orchestra "Nights in the Gardens of Spain."
Born in Spain, Mr. Gallardo studied at the Music Academy of Budapest (Hungary) and at the Royal Conservatory of Music of Madrid (Spain). His main teachers were Kálman Dráfi, Joseph Colom, Carmen Deleito, Lazar Berman, Ronald Turini, Robin McCabe, Jean Paul Sevilla, Dimitri Bashkirov, Boris Zarankin and Robin Wood. After completing his violin studies in Spain and his piano studies in Hungary, Mr. Gallardo was awarded scholarships to study abroad by the following insititutions: the Spanish Government, the Hungarian Government, the government of the former Soviet Union, the Swaningan Foundation of Canada, and the University of Valladolid, as well as the Isaac Albéniz Foundation and the Culture Foundation of the Valladolid Councill.
The success of his performances have led to being awarded First Prizes in national and international competitions, such as the IV Gregorio Baudot Competition, the Artist L''Salle Competition and the Medal of the University of Valladolid for his artistic career.
Mr. Gallardo has continued his education at the JISA (Canada), the Universities of Valladolid, Salamanca and Alcalá de Henares (Spain), the MTA Zenetudomanyi Intézet and the Franz Liszt Academy of Budapest (Hungary), which has brought him in contact with scholars and conductors such as Zoltán Fálvy adn Lukas Ervin.
Parallel to his activity as a pianist, Mr. Gallardo has devoted himself to multimedia programming and music computing. He has been awarded the Golden Web Awards (Florida, U.S.A.; 2001-2002), the Canada Graphics Awards (Ontario, Canada; 2000-2001), and the Melvin Awards (Oregon, U.S.A.; 1999). In 1999 he was finalist at the 5th Möbius Multimedia Awards (Barcelona, Spain).
In his task as a scholar and collaborator for several journals, Mr. Gallardo has written over thirty essays on music pedagogy and etnomusicology, on Franz Liszt and Zoltán Kodály. Much of his written work has been published by Rugginenti Editore e Istituto Liszt of Italy, Castilla Publishing, Inc., and the Universtiy of Valladolid (Spain). Apart from being published, they have also been diffused in lectures, such as during the VII International Music and Dance Festival of Úbeda (Spain).
As a composer, Mr. Gallardo is the author of more than 78 works for orchestra, for chamber ensemble, and for piano. Special mention among them deserve those dedicated to her Majesty the Queen of Spain and His Holiness Pope John Paul II. Most of his works have been premiered in Spain, Hungary, Canada, U.S.A. and Japan.




PIANO RECITALS by ALEXEI ORLOWETSKY 

23 March at 18.00 - Oborniki Slaskie, Salonik Czterech Muz (Parlour of Four Muses)
24 March at 18.00 - Wroclaw, Klub Muzyki i Literatury (Music and Literature Club)
25 March at 18.00 - Brzeg, Zamek Piastów Slaskich (Silesian Piast Dynasty Castle)

Programme
Ludwig van Beethoven:
Sonate c minor op. 13 "Pathetique"
Sonate c-sharp minor op. 27 "Mondscheinsonate"
intermission
Mahler-Orlowetsky:
Adagietto from 5. Symphony
Franz Schubert:
Wandererfantasie C Major op.15

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The concerts is organized by the F. Liszt Society in Poland With the financial help of
Wroclaw, Brzeg, Oborniki Slaskie Municipalities and Lower Silesia Office

::Aleksiej Orłowiecki::
Alexei Orlovetsky (Russia) - prize-winner of international piano competitions, a graduate (1984) and a lecturer at the St. Petersburg Conservatory (till 1996). He studied the piano under Grigorij Sokolov, and then became his assistant. He also studied composition and opera and symphonic conducting (under Y. Falik and A. Mussin). In 1989 he got the second prize in the 2nd International Liszt Piano Competition in Utrecht, Holland, and in 1990 - the first prize in the 7th International Iturbi Piano Competition in Valencia, Spain. He is both a teacher and a performer. His rich repertoire includes pieces from baroque to modern times, but his favourite compositions are those by Chopin, Beethoven, Liszt and Rachmaninov. In 1991, in Holland, he recorded two CDs with Liszt’s compositions performed on the Erard piano from Liszt’s times. Apart from the concerts in his country, he has performed several times in Spain, Holland, Yugoslavia, Germany, and many times in Poland. He has held 18 nationwide piano courses organized in Poland by Ferenc Liszt Society, and has held piano classes during all ten International Master Courses for Pianists in Wroclaw from 1993 to 2005. He has also been in jury panels of all piano competitions organised by our society so far.



PIANO RECITALS by GRACJAN SZYMCZAK  
Concerts celebrating the 196th anniversary Chopin`s birth

22 Feb at12.30 - Wroclaw, Music and Literature Club
109. Concert for the disabled

23 Feb at 18.00 - Oborniki Slaskie, Parlour of Four Muses
24 Feb at 18.00 - Wroclaw, Music and Literature Club
25 Feb at 18.00 - Brzeg, Silesian Piast Dynasty Castle
28 Feb at 18.00 - Trzebnica, Klub-ik (Building Society Club))

109. „Concert for the disabled”
Fryderyk Chopin:
Mazurka a-minor op. 59
Mazurek fis-minor op. 59
Walc Es-Major op.18
Scherzo b-minor op.31
C. Debussy: "Poissons D`0r" aus "Images" T. II
F. Chopin: Finale: Presto, non tanto aus Sonate h-Moll op.58
S. Rachmaninow: Etude a-minor op.39 Nr 6

Programmes of other recitals
Fryderyk Chopin:
Nokturn H-Major op.62
Walzer Es-Major op.18
Scherzo b-minor op.31
C. Debussy: "Poissons D`0r" aus "Images" T. II
S. Rachmaninow: Etiude a-minor op.39 Nr 6
intermission
Fryderyk Chopin:
3 Mazurkas op.59
Sonate h-minor op.58
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Gracjan Szymczak was born in 1986 in Wroclaw. He started his piano education at the age of 7 in the Music School Complex in Walbrzych. In 2004 he completed the State Secondary School of Music in Wroclaw in the class of Michał Szczepański. Currently, a second-year student at the K. Lipiński Academy of Music in Wroclaw in the piano class of Prof. Grzegorz Kurzyński and simultaneously in the cello class of Prof. Lidia Grzanka-Urbaniak. Participated in numerous international piano master courses in Poland (e.g. in Olsztyn, Duszniki Zdrój, Krzyżowa) and in Scotland.
Won a number of top prizes in nationwide piano competitions. In October 2005, he was a semi-finalist of the 15th International F. Chopin Competition in Warsaw, awarded with non-statutory “Janina Nawrocka” prize for a musically outstanding pianist. Won prizes and distinctions at several nationwide music festivals, e.g. “Tydzień Talentów 2005” [A Week of Talents 2005] in Tarnów, and “Chopin Interpretations of the Young 2005” in Konin.
Four times granted scholarship of the Minister of Culture (1998, 1999, 2000, 2002), scholarship of the Wroclaw Municipality (2001-2004) and of the National Fund for Children (2001-2003). Performed in many towns and cities of Poland (many time in the Royal Palace in Warsaw), in Germany and Scotland.



PIANO RECITALS by ANDRIY LUNOV
26 Jan at 18.00 - Oborniki Slaskie, Salonik Czterech Muz [Parloir of Four Muses]
27 Jan at 18.00 - Wroclaw, Music and Literature Club
28 Jan at 18.00 - Brzeg, Silesian Piast Dynasty Castle
Programme:
J. S. Bach: Prelude and Fuge E Major from 1st volume DWK
W. A. Mozart: Sonate C Major KV 330
R. Schumann: Novelette F-sharp minor op. 21 nr 8
K. Szymanowski: Serenade don Juan from the series "Masks" op. 34
intermission
F. Chopin: Etude A-flat-Major op. 10 nr 10
F. Chopin: IV Ballade F minor op. 52
Chopin-Liszt: „Zyczenie” (the Wish)
Schumann-Liszt: „Widmung”
Schubert-Liszt: „Aufenhalt”
F. Liszt: Etude„Chasse-neige”
Concerts are led by Juliusz Adamowski. Free admission


Adriy Lunov Born in 1988 in Kiev, Ukraine. Eleventh-form student at the Lysenko Special Secondary Music School in Kiev in the class of the Ukrainian Artist of Merit, Natalia Gridneva. Won 1st prize and a special prize at the International Piano Competition in Kosice, Slovakia, in 2001; 3rd prize at the C. Czerny International Piano Competition in Prague, Czech Republic, in 2001; 2nd prize at the "21st Century Art" International Competition in Kiev in 2003. Received 1st rank diploma at the 4th F. Liszt International Competition for Young Pianists in Weimar in 2005.
Distinguished by the Jury of the 3rd International F. Liszt Piano Competition in Wroclaw as the youngest semi-finalist. Performed in cities of Ukraine. Made a radio recording with the Ukrainian Radio Symphonic Orchestra.

 

 

 



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