The second edition of the series "Lublin Sounds" organized by the Lublin Branch of the Association of Polish Musical Artists will focus on the work of Polish composers. The Polish style, whether in the music of the nineteenth century or later, has become a recognizable idiom in the world. Thanks to the protagonists of these musical meetings in the Crown Tribunal, the world has heard again and again about the works of Polish composers and had the opportunity to appreciate their often unique artistic values. Therefore, on the 100th anniversary of Poland’s independence, we present you with a series of concerts, each dedicated to a different Polish composer.
The series of concerts is co-financed by the City of Lublin Office.
A Repository of Songs
Stanisław Moniuszko
Songs and opera works by Stanisław Moniuszko have become an intrinsic part of Polish culture and a synonym of its national character. Referring to traditional values and valour, they determined the style of Polish music not only in the second half of the 19th century. The October concert under the Lublin Sound series will focus on late Romantic works referring to the artistic concept of national music developed by its founding father Moniuszko.
Moniuszko’s works and compositions referring to his composer’s legacy will be performed by:
- “Słowiki Lubelskie” Boys’ Choir of the Voivodeship Centre of Culture in Lublin conducted by Irena Sołtan - Wąsik
- Natalia Skipor – mezzosoprano
- Kamil Turczyn – piano
- Introduction to music – Kinga Krzymowska - Szacoń
Media sponsors: Polish Radio Lublin, Kurier Lubelski and TVP 3 Lublin
Organized with financial support of Hotel Victoria Lublin