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Tuesday 11. 11. 2003 at

Small Concert Studio of Slovak Radio

Mýtna 1, Bratislava

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Performers:

Orkiestra Muzyki Nowej (PL)

is a Polish ensemble founded in 1966 on the initiative of Aleksander Lasoń. All members of the ensemble are graduates of the Karol Szymanowski Musical Academy in Katowice. The orchestra, directed by conductor Szymon Bywalec, regularly holds concerts at festivals of contemporary music in Poland and in other countries (Warsaw Autumn, New Polish Music Wroclaw, New Music in Bytom, International Days of Music in Krakow, Anima Mundi in Pisa, Melos-Ethos in Bratislava). This activity has produced over a hundred premieres at Polish and international festivals, a number of broadcast and studio recordings that subsequently were highly rated by critics and the international music milieu: P2-Prize (Danish Radio Award), Pizzicato Supersonic Award (Luxembourg), International Rostrum of Composers (Paris and Amsterdam), as well as a nomination to the 2017 International Classical Music Awards and 2003 Fryderyk Award. Since 2002, on the basis of a grant from the Ernst von Siemens Musikstiftung, it has participated in the “Förderpreis für Polen” project in Munich, which is aimed at giving visibility to works by the young generation of Polish composers. Starting with the 2014 – 2015 season, the New Music Orchestra runs its own concert cycle, presenting monthly programmes of the latest music and 21st-century classics at the Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestra seat in Katowice.

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Szymon Bywalec – dirigent (PL)
Aleksander Lasoń – dirigent (PL)
Mikuláš Škuta[personal profile] – piano (SK)
Jacek Maksymiuk – piano (PL)

Works:

Joseph Kolkovich
[personal profile]
(1957)
- Elegy (1998)
Ľubica Čekovská
[personal profile]
(1975)
- Two Portraits (2003) SLOVAK PREMIERE
Wiesław Cienciała
- Variants No. 5 (2000)
Henryk Mikołaj Górecki

(1933 – 2010)
- Kleines Requiem für eine Polka Op. 66 (1993)
  - I. Tranquillo
    
    II. Allegro impetuoso – Marcatissimo
    
    III. Allegro – Deciso assai
    
    IV. Adagio cantabile

Melos-Ethos

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