Program of the 2018 Festival of Spanish Music in
Krakow
February 18th to February 24th, 2018.
Note: things keep changing, so take into account, please,
that the following program is liable to alterations.
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February 18th, Sunday |
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6:00
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Piano recital of
Spanish music features Enric Granados’s Valses
poeticos of 1887 (Introduction. Melodious.
Noble Waltz. Slow Waltz, Humorous Allegro.
Allegretto. Quasi ad libitum, Vivo-Presto. Tempo of
Waltz) plus El Amor y la Muerte of 1911
and Goyescas, Frederic Mompou’s
Variationes sobre tema de Chopin of 1957 (Theme,
andantino. Tranquillo e molto amabile. Gracioso,
Lento Espressivo. Tempo di Mazurka. Recitativo.
Allegro leggiero. Andante dolce e espressivo. Valse.
Evocation, cantabile molto espressivo. Lento dolce e
legato. Galope y Epílogo. Lento), Jordi Camell’s
Sorak 1708, from questions that Chopin asks me
of 2010, Salvador Brotons’s Tres nocturnos alla
Chopin op. 116 of 2010 and Toccata op. 63
of 1993 (free admission).
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Akademia Muzyczna conservatory at 43
sw. Tomasza street. |
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February 19th, Monday |
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Event |
Venue |
6:00
p.m.
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Israel’s soprano
Sivan Rotem, Poland’s harpist Irena Czubek-Davidson,
and pianists Andrzej Pikul and Gajusz Keska render
Joaquin Turina’s Tema y Variationes op. 100
for harp and piano, Enrico Granados’s Escenas
romanticas: Mazurka ( Poco lento con abandono),
Berceuse ( Lento), Lento con extasis, Allegretto,
Allegro appassionato, Epilogo (Andantino spianato),
Maurice Ravel’s Rapsodie espagnole:Prelude
a la nuit, Malaguena, Habanera, Feria, Enrique
Granados’s 6 Tonadillas and La Maja y el
Ruisenor aria from Goyescas opera,
Xavier Montsalvatge’s 2 Canciones Negras, and
Manuel De-Falla’s Siete Canciones Populares
Espanolas (free
admission). |
Aula Florianka concert hall at 15 Sereno Fenna
street. |
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February 20th, Tuesday |
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Hour |
Event |
Venue |
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6:00 p.m. |
Krakow’s young pianists
play Manuel de Falla’s Nokturne, Serenata
andaluza, Cuatro piezas espanolas, Allegro de
concierto, Manuel Infante’s Danzas andaluzas,
Manuel de Falla’s Fantasia baetica, and
Gaspar Cassado’s Trio in C major (free admission).
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Akademia Muzyczna conservatory at 43 sw. Tomasza
street. |
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February 21st, Wednesday |
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Event |
Venue |
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6:00
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Krakow’s young pianists play Enric Granados’s
Danzas espagnolas (1-6) and Goyescas: Los
Requiebros, Coloquio en la Reja, El Fandango de
Candil, Quejas o la Maja y el Rusinor, El Amor y La
Muerte, Epilogo: Serenata del Espectro (free
admission). |
Aula Florianka concert hall at 15 Sereno Fenna
street, |
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February 22nd, Thursday |
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Hour |
Event |
Venue |
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6:00
p.m. |
Concert of Spanish
classical music features Krakow’s young musicians
playing Enrico Granados’s Los Requiebros and
Fandango, Manuel de Falla’s Fantasia
baetica, Joaquin Turina’s Danzas gintanas,
Miguele Yuste’s Capricho Pintoresco op.41,
Salvador Brotons’s Sonata op.46 for clarinet and
piano, and Xavier Montsalvatge’s Self-Parafrasis
(free admission). |
Aula Florianka concert halla at 15 Sereno Fenna
street. |
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February 23rd, Friday |
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Hour |
Event |
Venue |
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6:00
p.m. |
Poland’s pianists
Marian Michalski and Dominika Grzybacz and Spain’s
pianists Guillermo Rodriquez and Manuel Casares render
Isaac Albeniz’s Iberia (free
admission) |
Aula Florianka
concert hall at 15 Sereno Fenna street. |
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February 24th, Saturday |
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Hour |
Event |
Venue |
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11 a.m. |
Poland’s pianist Eliza Pawlowska plays Enrico
Granados’s Danzas espanolas (free
admission).
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Aula Florianka
concert hall at 15 Sereno Fenna street. |
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Event |
Venue |
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4:00
p.m. |
Poland’s soprano Katarzyna Oles-Blacha and
mezzo-soprano Monika Korybalska plus cellist Dorota
Imieowska and pianist Mariola Cieniawa render
F.G.Lorca’s Sevillanas del siglo XVIII z Canziones
espanoles antiquas, Joaquin Nin’s Chants
d’Espagne, Federico Mompou’s Canzion y danza
No VI, Enrique Granados’s Andaluza (Danzas
espanolas), Enrique Granado’s Anoranza (6
Piezas sobre cantas populares espagnoles),
Joaquin Rodrigo’d Cuatro madrigales amatorios,
David Popper’s Serenade op.54 no. 2,
Manuel de Falla’s Polo (Siete canciones populares
espanolas), Federico Obradors’s Del cabello
mas sutil (Dos cantares populares), Isaac
Albeniz’s Cordoba (Chants d’ Espagne op.232 No 4)
and Cadiz (Suite espanola op.47 No 4),
Gaspar Cassado’s Danse du Diable vert, Carlos
Guastavino’s La Rosa y el Sauce, Xavier
Montsalvatge’s Cancion de cuna para dormir a un
negrito (Cinco canciones negras), Heitor
Villa-Lobos’s Bachianas Brazileiras No 5 (Cantilena),
and Gaspar Cassado’s Requiebros (free admission). |
Aula Florianka
concert hall at 15 Sereno Fenna street. |
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