concerts - Szkoła Muzyczna I i II st. w Szczecinku

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12th
International
Workshops for Wind Instruments
SZCZECINEK 2012
20th July – 5th August 2012
CONCERTS
<<English version>>
12TH INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOPS FOR WIND INSTRUMENTS „SZCZECINEK 2012”
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SZKOŁA MUZYCZNA I I II STOPNIA IM. OSKARA KOLBERGA W SZCZECINKU
Szkoła Muzyczna I i II stopnia
im. Oskara Kolberga
78-400 Szczecinek
ul. 3 Maja 2
tel./fax 094/ 37 430 02
www.szkolamuzyczna.info
e-mail: [email protected]
Co-organizers and sponsors:
Ministerstwo Kultury i Dziedzictwa Narodowego
Centrum Edukacji Artystycznej w Warszawie
Szczecineckie Towarzystwo Muzyczne
Urząd Miasta Szczecinek
Starostwo Powiatowe w Szczecinku
Samorzadowa Agencja Promocji i Kultury w Szczecinku
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LECTURERS
20th July – 27th July 2012
András Adorján – flute – Germany
Łukasz Długosz – flute
Cezary Traczewski – flute
Arno Bornkamp – saxophone – Netherlands
Jan Schulte-Bunert – saxophone – Germany
Matjaž Drevenšek – saxophone – Slovenia
Paweł Gusnar – saxophone
Angelino Manderick – saxophone – Belgium
Agnieszka Skotnicka – music psychology
Pianists – tutors:
Agnieszka Kopacka-Aleksandrowicz
Lena Ostrołucka
Andrzej Jungiewicz
Michał Francuz
29th July – 5th August 2012
Elżbieta Woleńska – flute
Lena Ostrołucka – pianist – tutor
30th July – 3rd August 2012
Roman Gryń – trumpet
Tomasz Gluska – trumpet
Zdzisław Stolarczyk – trombone
Tomasz Stolarczyk – chamber ensembles
Anna Gluska – music psychology
Maria Rutkowska – pianist – tutor
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Participants of the 12th International Workshops for Wind
Instruments „SZCZECINEK 2012”
20th – 27th July 2012
FLUTE
Bartkowiak Agata
Bocian Aleksandra
Borowik Joanna
Brodova Izabela – Czech Republic
Bryksy Marta
Burzyńska Julita
Dawidziuk Michał
Deka Joanna
Frątczak Monika
Góral Paweł
Grzesiak Joanna
Gulczyńska Zuzanna
Jędrzejewski Rafał
Kaczor Miriam
Karaszewska Natalia
Kolska Monika
Korzyb Karolina
Kwaśniak Kacper
Muszyńska Michalina
Pechytiak Aleksandra
Płowens Kamila
Poulsen Magnus
Pudełko Katarzyna
Raszyńska Anna Maria
Sawicka Karolina
Skotnicka Agnieszka
Skowronek Weronika
Skrzypczak Anna
Skrzypczak Karina
Sokołowska Joanna
Starkowska Alicja
Stolińska Marta
Szczęścikiewicz Katarzyna
Szkwarek Katarzyna
SAXOPHONE
Adams Axel – Belgium
Anttonen Anna Sofia – Finland
Bębenek Weronika
Biedrzycka Estera
Bil Grzegorz
Blejwas Joanna
Bukowska Aleksandra
Callens Annelies – Belgium
Czyrkowska Julita
Decoene Jasper – Belgium
Deconinck Fien – Belgium
Demeester Arne – Belgium
Demets Robbe – Belgium
Dobosz Mateusz
Felczak Aleksandra
Gasztych Michał
Gawińska Martyna
Guńka Krzysztof
Halińska Martyna
Iwanek Krzysztof
Koszowski Krzysztof
Kozyra Paweł
Krasowiak Magdalena
Linnovaara Suvi – Finland
Lisiński Paweł
Löhrke Dominik – Germany
Łuczaj Gabriela
Maciejewski Wojtek
Mahkonen Heli – Finland
Małkowska Katarzyna
Mazanowski Patryk
Mierzejewski Ludwik
Muras Jakub
Oleszkiewicz Weronika
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Szymański Marek
Tomczyk Agata
Tompolska Elżbieta
Walczyk Adrianna
Wałęsa Karolina
Wasilewska Julia
Zielińska Patrycja
Partyka Weronika
Pietruczuk Julia
Poddubiecki Dawid
Pusiewicz Mateusz
Rutkowski Jan
Sobczyński Sandro
Suwiński Jakub
Trzpil Anna
Viaene Tanguy – Belgium
Wiącek Kamil
Wiśniewski Aleksander
Zarych Sebastian
Żuk Maciej
30.07. – 3.08. 2012
TRUMPET
Brusiło Jakub
Brusiło Paweł
Dawlewicz Kacper
Dej Marcin
Gołubowicz Bartosz
Gościński Marcin
Karczewski Jakub
Karłowicz Joanna
Kaźmierczak Anna
Kłos Kacper
Kołaczyński Adam
Kończak Maciej
Korus Karol
Kotowicz Dawid
Kurek Damian
Lesiak Piotr
Młynarz Mateusz
Ostrowski Tomasz
Ratajczyk Bartosz
Rynkiewicz Patryk
Śledziński Szymon
Wlekliński Waldemar
29.07. – 5.08. 2012
FLUTE
Froehlich Magdalena
Grodecka Aleksandra
Grzesiak Joanna
Irzyk Gabriela
Jaros Gabriela
Krawczyk Agata
Malarska Sonia
Niemiec Karolina
Sawicka Karolina
Mikorzyńska Julia
Skotnicka Agnieszka
Stolarski Filip
Superczyńska Agata
Sytek Noemi
Szczęścikiewicz Katarzyna
Walicka Marta
TROMBONE
Bąk Rafał
Chmielek Justyna
Giłka Wojciech
Korus Andrzej
Prokopowicz Maciej
Szymajda Jan
Szymula Filip
Wojutyński Adam
TUBA
Ostrowski Grzegorz
Więzowski Kamil
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21st July 2012 (Saturday) 20.00 h.
The Music School Hall
FLUTE RECITAL
Cezary Traczewski – flute
Krzysztof Gotartowski – piano
Program:
François Couperin – Le Rossignol en amour
(1668-1733)
Gaetano Donizetti – Sonata
(1797-1848)
*Largo
*Allegro
Paul Hindemith
(1895-1963)
– Sonata
*Heiter bewegt
*Sehr langsam
*Sehr lebhaft, Marsch
Tadeusz Szeligowski – Sonata
(1896-1963)
*Allegro moderato
*Andante cantabile, Adagio
*Allegro con brio
*Molto vivace
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Cezary Traczewski
Graduate the Music Academy in Wrocław. His
knowledge was improved in Prof. Peter-Lukas Graf flute
class in Sion (Switzerland) and on masterclasses in
Weikersheim (Germany) under the supervision of Prof. P.
Brock, E. Brunner and K. Thunemann. He gave concerts as
a soloist and chamber music player in Poland, Switzerland
and Germany. Traczewski made many radio and television
recordings in the country and abroad. Between 1981 and
1997 he was a Wrocław Opera soloist.
At present he leads flute class in Primary and
Secondary General Education Music School in Wrocław.
Cezary Traczewski developed many laureates of national
and foreign-made competitions. His most prominent graduate is world fame flute virtuoso –
Łukasz Długosz.
Krzysztof Gotartowski
Krzysztof Gotartowski graduated study at The
State High Music School in Gdańsk. His teacher was Prof.
Jerzy Sulikowski.
He obtained three times the scholarship of F.
Chopin Warsaw Society.
As a member of piano trio he got distinctions on
Chamber Ensembles Competition of West and North Lands
in Wrocław and on Wrocław Musical April. With a piano
trio he has also won III prize on VI National Intercollegiate
Competition of Chamber Music in Łódź.
Since 1978 Gotartowski works in Jelenia Góra,
where he leads concert and pedagogical activity. From
1984 till 1987 he was a lecturer of Feliks Nowowiejski
Music Academy in Bydgoszcz.
He played with orchestras from Baltic
Philharmonic, Częstochowa Philharmonic, Dolny Śląsk
Philharmonic, Sudety Philharmonic, Świdnica Sinfonietta
orchestra, Legnica Symphony Orchestra. As the chamber music performer he played among
others: in the piano trios, with instrument soloists, vocalists. In 1996 Gotartowski created TVrecording together with German ZDF television.
In pedagogical work he is mainly engaged in cooperation with vocalists and
instrumentalists. He receives distinctions for the accompaniment on numerous competitions.
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23rd July 2012 (Monday) 20.00 h.
SAXOPHONE RECITAL
Arno Bornkamp – saxophone
Lena Ostrołucka – piano
guest - Paulina Kulesza – saxophone
Program:
J. S. Bach – Chaconne
Santiago Baez – L'Arlésienne Fantasy Concert
Francis Poulenc – Trio for oboe, bassoon and piano, arr. for soprano
saxophone, baritone saxophone and piano
Arno Bornkamp
Dutch saxophonist Arno Bornkamp is a
saxophone virtuoso, feeling equally at home in
traditional and contemporary repertoire. His
performances are full of the great artistry sense and
virtuoso art.
Bornkamp studied at the Sweelinck
Conservatory in Amsterdam with Ed Bogaard and
graduated in 1986 with the highest distinction. He
has won many awards, the 'Silver Laurel of the
Concertgebouw' and the 'Netherlands Music Prize'
among the most noteworthy. The latter enabled him
to go abroad, studying in France with Daniël
Deffayet and Jean-Marie Londeix, in Japan with Ryo
Noda as well as working with composers as Luciano
Berio and Karlheinz Stockhausen.
Since his 1982 solo debut in Rome,
performing the 'Concertino da Camera' by Jacques
Ibert, he has played more than 250 concerts with
orchestras and ensembles around the world. Chamber
music is also a great love of Arno Bornkamp. He has a long-standing duo with pianist Ivo Janssen
and is part of the Aurelia Saxophone Quartet (one of the world's most acclaimed saxophone
quartets), which celebrated its 25th anniversary in 2008.
Arno Bornkamp's many activities (including concerts, festivals, masterclasses,
lectures) have taken him to many countries in Europe, the USA, the Far East and South America.
The many CD's he has made since 1990 on various labels have garnered national and international
praise. Arno Bornkamp is a renowned teacher, leading an international saxophone class at the
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Conservatory of Amsterdam. In the summer he teaches at the 'International Saxophone
Masterclass in Laubach' (Germany) and at the 'Université d'Eté Européenne pour saxophone' in
Gap (France).
Lena Ostrołucka
Piano teacher and accompanist. Graduate Pyotr
Tchaikovsky Conservatory in Kiev on instrumental
department, specialization – piano. She also led
accompaniment lessons in vocal class and on opera
studies there.
Since 2000 she works in Poland. Lena
Ostrołucka was many times honored for
accompaniment on regional, national and
international competitions from violin, flute,
saxophone and trumpet classes. As a chamber
musician she played with many prominent artists,
such as: Charles Stolte – saxophone – Canada,
Tomasz Strahl – cello – Poland, Paweł Gusnar –
saxophone – Poland, Roman Gryń – trumpet – Poland, Łukasz Długosz – flute – Poland,
Manfred Bockschweiger – trumpet – Germany, Wolfgang Bauer – trumpet – Germany.
Paulina Kulesza
She started musical education at the age of 14 in a
Krzysztof Witkowski’s saxophone class, followed by
Sławomir Bielski, with who she studied till 2010 in a
Secondary State Music School in Białystok (Poland). During
those years she has got a 3rd prize, later the distinction in the
National Saxophone Festival in Przeworsk (Poland), a
distinction in the National Audition of Chamber Music Groups
in Wrocław (Poland), 3rd prize on the III International
Competition for woodwind instruments in Wrocław (Poland).
Paulina received two times a scholarship Otwarta Filharmonia
Agrafki Muzycznej for young and talented musicians.
From September 2010 Paulina started her study in
Conservatorium van Amsterdam in the class of world fame
saxophonist Arno Bornkamp. Till now she is the winner of the
1st prize of ClariSax Competition in Valenciennes (France). Paulina took part in a numerous
masterclasses and festivals like: International Saxophone Week 2010 and 2012 (Amsterdam),
Contemporary Music Masterclass with Jean-Marie Londeix and Christian Lauba (Amsterdam),
numerous Baroque Masterclasses with Walter van Hauwe (Amsterdam). She had a pleasure to
take lessons from the best saxophone players in the world: Christian Wirth, Vincent David,
Claude Delangle, Jean-Yves Formeau (France), Jan Schulte-Bunert (Germany), PedroSaxo
(Spain), Arno Bornkamp, Willem van Merwijk (Holland), Radek Knopp, Paweł Gusnar (Poland).
Paulina is a member of Ebonit Saxophone Quartet (baritone saxophone), which was found in
September 2011. They won Ottomani Concour for saxophone quartets in den Bosch (Holland).
The quartet is a finalist of Almere Chamber Music Competition (Holland).
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24th July 2012 (Tuesday) 20.00 h.
FLUTE RECITAL
András Adorján – flute
Łukasz Długosz – flute
Andrzej Jungiewicz – piano
Program:
Franz Doppler – Andante and Rondo op.25
Janusz Bielecki – Kolory Lata
Antal Dorati – Duo Concertante
Franz Doppler – Duettino Americana op.37
András Adorján
András Adorján was born in Budapest, grew
up in Copenhagen and lives since 1974 in Munich. He
first studied dentistry, obtaining his dentist's diploma
in Copenhagen in 1968.
He completed his musical studies under the
auspieces of Aurèle Nicolet and Jean-Pierre Rampal.
After winning two international prizes in 1968: in
Copenhagen "Jacob Gade Prize" and in Montreux the
"Concours International de Flûte", András Adorján
was unanimously awarded the "Premier Grand Prix"
of the "Concours International de Flûte de Paris" in
1971. This was the beginning of an international
career which has led him to appear worldwide as
soloist with the best chamber and symphony
orchestras.
Between 1970 and 1987, thanks for his artistic
activity, he received position of principal flautist of
important symphony orchestras in Stockholm, Cologne, Baden-Baden and Munich. 1987 he
was appointed professor at the Musikhochschule in Cologne and since 1996 he is teaching at
the
Musikhochschule
in
Munich.
András Adorján is a welcome guest at many music festivals and he is very active in
widening the flute literature by playing many by him (re)discovered pieces as well as
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compositions by contemporary composers inspired by and written for him.
More than 100 records and CDs (1988 Prize of the Deutsche Schallplattenkritik) testify to the
eminent artistry of András Adorján.
Łukasz Długosz
Łukasz Długosz is a
Polish flute player. He is a
Freiburg’s Staatliche Hochschule
für Musik graduate. There he
learnt under the supervision of
Mirjam Nastasi (2002-2003). He
also
completed
Munich’s
Hochschule für Musik und
Theater in András Adorján’s
class, Conservatoire National
Supérieur de Musique et de
Danse in Paris under the
supervision
of
Pierre-Yves
Artaud (2007-2008) and Ransom Wilson’s class (2009-2010) at the Yale University in New
Haven.
Długosz is a multiple laureate of flute competitions, which were organized in Poland
and abroad, among others:
• 1997 – I prize on the Wind Instruments Competition in Kielce,
• 1998 – I prize on the 26th National Young Musician Contest in Szczecinek,
• 2001 – IV prize and the award for the biggest artistic individuality on the 9th
Friedrich Kuhlau’s International Flute Competition in Uelzen; I prize on the
30th National Young Musician Contest in Szczecinek; I prize and special, Janos
Balinta award on the 4th Polish Flute Festival in Sieradz,
• 2003 – II prize on the 10th International Competition “Jeunesses Musicales” in
Bucharest; Grand Prix and I prize on the 16th International Flute Competition
in Ovada; III prize on the International Mozart Competition in Wiesbaden; III
prize on the 10th Friedrich Kuhlau’s International Competition in Uelzen,
• 2004 – I prize and three special awards on the 9th International Flute
Competition in Timisoar,
• 2005 – I prize on the 5th Leonardo de Lorenzo’s International Flute
Competition in Viggiano,
• 2006 – I prize on the Yamaha Contest in Mannheim; II prize on the 3rd Carl
Nielsen’s International Competition in Odense; I prize on the International
Flute Competition “Lions Club” in Marktoberdorf; I prize on the 2nd
Competition in Oberstdorf,
• 2007 – I prize and three special awards on the 4th International Flute
Competition “Domenico Cimarosa” in Aversa,
• 2008 – II prize on the 8th Jean Pierre Rampal’s International Competition in
Paris.
Łukasz Długosz is a laureate of prestige awards, such as: Gasteig-Musikpreis, Minister
of Culture and National Heritage Award, Zeit-Preis, Deutsche Stiftung Musikleben.
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He is a soloist and chamber player, who’s giving concerts around 100 times per one year. He
played among others in Poland, Germany, England, Austria, Romania, Ireland, Italy, Spain,
Portugal, United States and Japan, where he worked with such conductors as: Mariss Jansons,
Zubin Mehta, Helmut Rilling, James Levin, Krzysztof Penderecki, Jerzy Maksymiuk,
Stanisław Skrowaczewski, Jacek Rogala, John Axelrod and Krzysztof Słowiński. He
performed pieces with many orchestras, among others with: NDR Sinfonieorchester,
Bamberger Symphoniker, Deutsches Symphonie Orchester Berlin, Sinfonia Varsovia,
Narodowa Orkiestra Symfoniczna Polskiego Radia, Orchestre de Paris, Odense
Symfoniorkester, Kopenhagen Symphonieorchester, Münchener Kammerorchester, Orkiestra
Kameralna Polskiego Radia “Amadeus”, Orkiestra Kameralna “Leopoldinum”, Orkiestra
Filharmonii Świętokrzyskiej, Junge Münchner Philharmonie, Octopus Ensembel or Arcis
Ensembel.
He made many radio and television recordings in the country and abroad. In January
2010 he has recorded – together with London Symphony Orchestra – a CD with Michael
Colin concert.
He is a holder of many scholarships for artistic achievements. These scholarships are:
Minister of Culture Scholarship, scholarships of: J&S Pro Bono Poloniae Foundation,
Rosenberg-Stiftung, Otto Chelius-Stiftung, the President of Wrocław City, Culture
Foundation, “Daj Szansę” Foundation, the President of Lublin City, the State Fund for
Children and NIKE Lions Club in Warsaw.
Andrzej Jungiewicz
Andrzej Jungiewicz – a graduate of Prof. Józef
Stompla’s piano class and chamber classes of Prof.
Maria Szwajger-Kułakowska and Prof. Urszula
Stańczyk from Music Academy in Katowice. At
present he is a teacher at his maternal university and
in Music Schools Complex in Katowice.
He is a holder of Minister of Culture and Art
Scholarship from 1986/1987. He is also a laureate: of
piano competitions from Nowa Sól (1975),
Sulechowo (1976); on the artistic scholarships of the
Fryderyk Chopin’s Society in Warsaw (1985 and
1986); of the Contemporary Chamber Music
Competition in Łódź (1986) and the festival
‘Augustowskie Spotkania Młodych’ (1985).
He took part in piano and chamber music
masterclasses under the supervision of Barbara Halska, Ryszard Bakst, Rudolf Buchbinder,
Konrad Richter.
He has made recordings for radio and television. Together with double bass player –
Irena Olkiewicz – they produced a CD ‘Thais’s Meditation’ (2003), and with pianist –
Gabriela Szendzielorz – ‘Contemporary Silesian Composers’ Music for Two Pianists’ (2009).
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Andrzej Jungiewicz took part in many festivals. He has played a pre-performances of
the newest music. He cooperate as the chamber music player with many eminent musician
from Poland and abroad. He accompanied for Jadwiga Kotnowska on concerts in Hong
Kong, Pakistan and Malaysia in 2007.
He is a accompanist on numerous masterclasses, among others from:
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flute (with Jadwiga Kotnowska, Jerzy Mrozik, Grzegorz Olkiewicz, Łukasz Długosz,
Michel Martin Kofler, Trevor Wye, Philip Bernold, András Adorján, Peter-Lukas
Graf, Mirjam Nastasi, Janos Ballint);
saxophone (with Jean-Marie Londeix and Bernard Steuer);
double bass (with Thomas Martin, David Walter, Irena Olkiewicz);
clarinet (on the 20th Century Masters’ with the 21st Century Young Artists’ Meeting –
with Maestro Michel Lethiec).
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25th July 2012 (Wednesday) 20.00 h.
SAXOPHONE RECITAL
Jan Schulte-Bunert – saxophone
Michał Francuz – piano
Program:
Robert Schumann – “Phantasiestücke” – for soprano saxophone and piano
Paul Hindemith – Sonata for saxophone and piano
Georg Katzer – „Dialog imaginär 6” – for tenor saxophone and tape
J. S. Bach – Sonata g-moll – for soprano saxophone and piano
Der Graf – „Aufregung“ – for alto saxophone
Jan Schulte-Bunert
Jan Schulte-Bunert began his career at just 14
years of age, when he has won first prizes at
competitions such as national "Jugend Musiziert"
competitions and the international competition in
Kerkrade.
He studied the saxophone at the Universität der
Künste in Berlin with Johannes Ernst and at the
Sweelinck-Conservatorium in Amsterdam with Arno
Bornkamp. Later a DAAD (Deutscher Akademischer
Austausch Dienst) scholarship enabled him to study in
Lyon with Jean-Denis Michat.
He was a founding member of the saxophone
quartet "Clair-Obscur" and works regularly with the
Berlin Philharmonic. As a soloist he can often be seen
on stage performing with renowned orchestras such as
Rundfunk Sinfonieorchester Berlin and the orchestra of the Beethovenhalle Bonn.
In 2003 Jan Schulte-Bunert was awarded the "Deutscher Musikwettbewerb" prize and
the Cronenpreis of the Holsten-Brauerei AG. In 2007 his quartet clair-obscur became
prizewinners at the International Chamber Music Competition "ADMC" in Illzach (France)
and at the International "GAUDEAMUS" Competition in Amsterdam (Netherlands).
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As well as numerous concerts given with his duo partner Florian von Radowitz, he
regularly performs throughout Europe and the USA with his saxophone quartet. Jan SchulteBunert has already worked on many CD and radio productions.
Recently a portrait of him and his quartet could be heard on many German radio
stations. He is professor at the International Masterclass for Classical Saxophone in Laubach
with Vincent David and Arno Bornkamp.
Michał Francuz
Michał Francuz started to learn piano in the
Primary State Music School in Szczecin at the age of
nine. Between 1992 and 1998 he continued his
development in the State Music Lyceum in Szczecin in
Dr. Mikołaj Szczęsny’s class.
He is a graduate of Music Academy in Poznań,
where he studied under the direction of Prof. Waldemar
Andrzejewski. At present Francuz is a worker of Poznań
Music Academy and he participates actively in academic
concert life.
He cooperates with student from Vocal
Department and with string and instrumental as a
educator on Instrumental Department. He also works at
the Chamber Music Cathedral.
From many years Michał Francuz functions in concert activity as a soloist and
chamber player, promoting classical music in Poland as well as abroad.
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26th July 2012 (Thursday) 17.00 h.
Liberty Square
CONCERT OF SAXOPHONE
ORCHESTRA
preparation and conducting:
Angelino Manderick – Belgium
The concert is co-organized by SAPIK
26th July 2012 (Thursday) 19.00 h.
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FLUTE RECITAL
DUO "Flute o'clock"
Ewa Liebchen – flute
Rafał Jędrzejewski – flute
Program:
Dariusz Przybylski - Onyx - for 2 flutes, piccolo and alto flute
Tomasz Jakub Opałka - Flutters - for 2 flutes and alto flute
Maurice Ohana - Satyres
Hitomi Kaneko - Miyabi – for 2 flutes
Doina Rotaru - Uroboros – for 2 flutes, piccolo, gong and chimeses
Flute o’clock
Flute Duo – ‘Flute o’clock’ – is a big sensation
in Polish music environment. It exists from
around 10 years and specializes in contemporary
music performing. ‘Flute o’clock’ was established
in 2002, at present belong to it two flute players:
Ewa Liebchen and Rafał Jędrzejewski. The
ensemble uses whole flute instrumentarium – from
bass flute, through alto until piccolo flute –
presenting wide palette of colors, effects and
sounds, which really far exceed classical
perceiving this instrument. Currently, in
cooperation with young composers, comes into
being Polish repertoire dedicated to duo.
The flutists get involved both in the development itself and promotion of Polish
creativity on this chamber squad. They work together among others with: Jagoda Szmytka,
Dariusz Przybylski, Tomasz Opałka, Wojciech Ziemowit Zych, Bartosz KowalskiBanasewicz, Sławomir Kupczak, Jakub Polaczyk or Dominik Karski. ‘Flute o’clock’ as the
only one possesses also in one’s repertoire unique recital hugging present Japanese
composers.
In May 2010 – thanks for DUX publications – was released the first CD of this
ensemble. The album has been distinguished by ‘Hi-Fi and Music for the Record of Year
2010’ monthly and was nominated to ‘Frederic 2011’ award from ‘The Phonographic Year
Debut’ category.
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27th July 2012 (Friday) 12.00 h.
FINAL CONCERT OF PARTICIPANTS
THE 12TH WORKSHOPS FOR WIND
INSTRUMENTS - flute and saxophone
2nd August 2012 (Thursday) 17.00 h.
Liberty Square
CONCERT OF BRASS INSTRUMENTS
ENSEMBLES
preparation and conducting:
Tomasz Stolarczyk
The concert is co-organized by SAPIK
3rd August 2012 (Friday) 12.00 h.
INSTRUMENTS – brass instruments
3rd August 2012 (Friday) 20.00 h.
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FLUTE RECITAL
Elżbieta Woleńska – flute
Lena Ostrołucka – piano
Program:
W.Popp – Fantasy on "Rinaldo" opera themes
F.Borne – Fantasy on "Carmen" opera themes
E.Krakamp – Fantasy on "Traviata" opera themes
P.Taffanel – Fantasy on "Wolny Strzelec" opera themes
F.K. Doppler – Fantasy on "Rigolleto for two flutes” opera themes
Elżbieta Woleńska
Elżbieta Woleńska is a very active soloist
and chamber player. She possesses 4
different flutes in her private collection, on
which she successfully plays. Her musical
specialization she’s widening for avantgarde and electroacoustic music, engaging in
young composers projects.
In December 2007 Woleńska
released her debut CD with Claude Bolling’s
music and pieces on flute solo. At present
she performs new projects with Polish composers’ electroacoustic music and with Jagoda
Szmytka’s electronic music for 4 flutes.
In 2003 she graduated with distinction her studies in Jerzy Mrozik’s flute class at the
Music Academy in Wrocław. In 2006 she obtained Art Doctor grade and currently she’s
employed as a lecturer at her maternal university. Since 2007 she serves as a president of
Polish Flutists’ Society and council president of the Foundation for Music and Sport
Promotion “Nasz Sukces”.
Elżbieta Woleńska is a laureate of national and international competitions in Olsztyn,
Warsaw, the 2nd International Flute Competition in Cracow. She is also a finalist of
International Contemporary Music Competition CHAIN.
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She is twofold Republic of Austria Government Scholarship and Polish Minister of
Culture Scholarship holder. She participated in many masterclasses in Poland and abroad,
among others by András Adorján, Julius Baker, Janos Balint, Peter-Lukas Graf. She also took
part in jazz masterclasses by Delmar Brown and Brad Terry. She teaches students and
pedagogues on courses and workshops in Primary and Secondary Music Schools. She is
involved in Summer Music Workshops as well. Apart from workshops in music schools, she
led also lectures on Summer Interpretation Course in Duszniki Zdrój and Flute Workshops in
Zakopane.
Lena Ostrołucka
Piano teacher and accompanist. Graduate Pyotr
Tchaikovsky Conservatory in Kiev on instrumental
department, specialization – piano. She also led
accompaniment lessons in vocal class and on opera
studies there.
Since 2000 she works in Poland. Lena
Ostrołucka was many times honored for
accompaniment on regional, national and
international competitions from violin, flute,
saxophone and trumpet classes. As a chamber
musician she played with many prominent artists,
such as: Charles Stolte – saxophone – Canada,
Tomasz Strahl – cello – Poland, Paweł Gusnar –
saxophone – Poland, Roman Gryń – trumpet – Poland, Łukasz Długosz – flute – Poland,
Manfred Bockschweiger – trumpet – Germany, Wolfgang Bauer – trumpet – Germany.
5th August 2012 (Sunday) 12.00 h.
INSTRUMENTS – flutes
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