2 August 2013 (Friday) Orchestra bands welcome the Tall Ships

2 August 2013 (Friday) Orchestra bands welcome the Tall Ships

Programme outline:
2 August 2013 (Friday)
Orchestra bands welcome the Tall Ships
Chrobry Embankments (the Grand Stage)
9 pm-11 pm A concert featuring the Szczecin Philharmonic
& Voo Voo
Łasztownia (The Stage on Łasztownia)
3pm-8pm „I wholeheartedly recommend Szczecin, sincerely, the Ambassador” Part I – a showcase of the
musical Ambassadors of Szczecin (Damian Ukeje,
Chorzy, Skambomambo, Big Fat Mama, Listopad,
and the Baltic Neopolis Quartet with Jona Ardyn)
3 August 2013 (Saturday)
Orchestra bands welcome the Tall Ships
4pm
The Regatta Finale Opening Ceremony
Chrobry Embankments (The Grand Stage)
8pm-midnightThe „ESKA Music Awards” Gala
Łasztownia (The Stage on Łasztownia) The Folk Stage
noon-8pm A Showcase of popular folk-rock artistes: Sąsiedzi,
Lesja & Muzyky, Stary Szmugler, Bubliczki, Stonehenge, Emerald, Megitza, MCH Trio, and Dair
Chrobry Embankments
Midnight
Fireworks Show
4 August 2013 (Sunday)
The Old Town
11am
Orchestra Drill Show (from Długi [Long] Bridge to
Jana z Kolna Street)
The Teatr Letni Summer Arena
4pm
The crews and orchestra parade along the city
streets, followed by the award-giving ceremony
for Regata participants in the Teatr Letni Summer
Arena
Chrobry Embankments (the Grand Stage)
8pm-11pm The ESKA Music Awards Concert
Łasztownia (The Stage on Łasztownia) – The Chanty Stage
1pm-8pm
Concert „Sail Szczecin – Muzyczne przystanie”
(Stare Dzwony, Dominika Żukowska & Andrzej
Korycki, Ryczące Dwudziestki, Mechanicy Shanty,
Banana Boat, Klang, Prawdziwe Perły, Formacja,
Qftry
5 August 2013 (Monday)
Chrobry Embankments (the Grand Stage)
7pm-10pm The ESKA Music Awards Concert
Łasztownia (The Stage on Łasztownia)
3pm-7pm
The closing concert - „I wholeheartedly recommend Szczecin, sincerely, the Ambasador” Part
II – a showcase for the musical Ambassadors of
Szczecin (Heaven, Bona Fides, Sklep z Ptasimi Piórami, Joanna & The Forests, and the Lord Sound of
Queen)
Accompanying events:
2 & 5 August 4pm-7pm
3 & 4 August Noon-7pm
Children Area (Mickiewicza-Platz)
games, competitions, performances, children’s
groups’ shows
Theme islands:
Pirate Island, Science and Technology Island, Young Creator Island,
Music and Theatre Island, Circus Island, Board Game Island
Łasztownia:
Presentations of regions, the Eco Zone, technical equipment and
gear shows
Chrobry Embankments
Street performers
Main Port Sponsors:
Sponsors:
Technological
Partner:
Regatta Official
Carrier:
Organizers:
I
t’s coming up! Szczecin will soon welcome the world’s grandest and most majestic sailing ships. During the Tall
Ships Races, held on 3-6 August, nearly 100 vessels will arrive in our city. Szczecin’s waters will anchor sailing ships
from Russia, Mexico, the UK, Germany and even Oman. In the impressive armada you will find such vessels as Cuathemoc, Kruzenshtern, Lord Nelson, Mir, Kapitan Głowacki and Dar Młodzieży.
ARM Cuauhtemoc s a
sail-training vessel of
the Mexican Navy. It also
goes by the names of the
Ambassador and the Sea
Knight. This ship made a
particularly powerful impression on all Szczecin
locals and visitors during
the Regatta Finals in 2007. The vigour of its crew spread
through the whole wharf at Chrobry Embankments.
Kruzenshtern is a
Russian four-masted vessel. It is
one of the largest
sailing ships worldwide. In 2011,
this
legendary
windjammer celebrated her 85 birthday.
Lord Nelson is the first sailing ship ever built to cater
to the needs of people
with disabilities. The vessel
is equipped with automated sails, yard lifts, alarms
for the deaf, and acoustic
compasses. The ship sails
under the British flag.
STS Mir is a Tyree-masted training frigate. Built in 1987
in the Gdynia Shipyard,
currently it sails under
the Russian flag. Mir is
considered to be the fastest sail-training vessel
worldwide. It is a frequent participant in the
Tall Ships Races and a
multiple winner of the
Regatta.
STS Kapitan Głowacki is the flagship of the Polish Sailing Association, named after Włodzimierz Głowacki,
one of the most prominent advocates of sailing in Poland. The vessel takes part in the Szczecin School under
the Sails and the Marine Youth Education initiatives.
Szczecin is also the home
port of the STS Fryderyk
Chopin sailing ship. Thanks
to its construction, this sixyard brig ship can reach an
astonishing speed in the
open sea. It is the second
largest ship sailing under
the Polish flag. It serves as
a training deck for marine education under
the School under the
Sails initiative. In
2012, STS Fryderyk Chopin
won the
Tall Ships
Races.
In addition, the Tall Ships Races
Finals will welcome
l Shabab Oman, Oman l Christian Radich, Norway
l Alexander Von Humboldt II, Germany
l Cisne Branco, Brazil l Dar Młodzieży, Poland
l Georg Stage, Denmark l Gotheborg, Sweden
l Gulden Leeuw, the Netherlandsl Iskra ORP, Poland
l Loa, Denmark l Morgenstern, the Netherlands
l Pelican of London, the UK
l Pogoria, Poland
l Statstraad Lehmkuhl, Norway
l Shtandart, Russia
l Tenacious, the UK
l Wylde Swan, the Netherlands
l Kapitan Borchardt, Poland
l Zawisza Czarny, Poland
www.tallships.szczecin.eu
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