Szymanowski Competition / final / voice - NOSPR
Szymanowski Competition / final / voice
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The human soul expresses itself most directly through singing. While singing Szymanowski, one may touch upon the mysticism of the East, get lost in the mist of Młoda Polska poetry, stand against the spiritual titans of Modernism, wander among the rhymes of Tuwim’s Słopiewnie, as well as lose oneself in King Roger’s dilemmas and Roxanne’s sensual charm.
Karol Szymanowski’s sister, Stanisława, was a singer herself. It is singing that his music breathes with. We seek singers who will find a common breath with Karol Szymanowski.
The Szymanowski Competition is held every 5 years in 4 performance categories: piano, violin, string quartet and voice. The fifth, special category is the composition competition, which takes place a year before the performance competition, during which the winning works will be performed.
This event is an opportunity for outstanding young artists. A chance to give their careers momentum and pace. A chance to become an artist recognized to the world. And also, to win a high prize. The prize pool is close to €300,000!
Finals are held at the Concert Hall of NOSPR.
A detailed program will be published after the finalists are selected.
The full schedule of the competition is available here.
Learn more about the Competition here.
Buy tickets for all final concerts and the lareates' concert with a 20% discount in the "My carnet" offer.
The offer is available at the NOSPR ticket office and through telephone reservations.
Co-financed from the funds of the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage of the Republic of Poland
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