NOSPR Chamber Musicians / String Orchestra / Melodies with Air

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08.0519:30

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NOSPR Chamber Musicians - String Orchestra:

Rafał Zambrzycki – concertmaster, artistic director

Lucyna Fiedukiewicz – first violin

Krzysztof Katana – first violin

Jan Mazur – first violin

Maria Strzelczyk – Second violin

Wojciech Bocionek – Second violin

Joanna Jasiak – Second violin

Sandra Kałuża – viola

Eugeniusz Mikołajczyk – viola

Adam Brakowski – viola

Anna Tumidajska – cello

Alicja Szydłowska – cello

Krzysztof Wąsik – double bass

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Paweł Cal – French horn

Krzysztof Fiedukiewicz – bassoon

Jan Chłap – flute

Karolina Stalmachowska – oboe

Anna Firlus – harpsichord

Magdalena Łoś-Komarnicka (Polish Radio Programme 2) – compere

Program

Georg Philipp Telemann

Concerto for Horn and Strings in D major, TWV 51:D8

George Frideric Handel

Concerto in C minor for oboe, bassoon, basso continuo and strings

Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach

Concerto in D minor for flute and strings, H. 484.1

Gustav Holst

A Fugal Concerto, Op 40, No 2 for flute, oboe and string orchestra

Carl Maria von Weber

Andante e Rondo ungarese (Andante and Hungarian Rondo), Op 35 for bassoon and string orchestra

Robert Schumann

Adagio and Allegro (for horn and strings)

Wind instruments have always dazzled when entrusted to virtuosi. The German Baroque master Georg Philipp Telemann was evidently acquainted with distinguished performers of the hunting horn (corno da caccia) for he composed several concertos in which this instrument occupies a privileged role. His godson, Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, accorded similar esteem to the flute, a preference shaped by the influence of Frederick II of Prussia, who played the instrument himself. The third Baroque work in this programme, attributed to George Frideric Handel, is a compilation of sorts drawn from fragments of his other compositions arranged for the beautiful duet of oboe and bassoon.

A gentle echo of the Baroque era comes with A Fugal Concerto composed by Gustav Holst in 1923 – a neoclassical piece permeated with lyrical warmth. Just over a century earlier, Carl Maria von Weber had written his Andante and Rondo ungarese – a graceful and radiant example of early Romantic music.

Adam Suprynowicz

Concert duration: approximately 90 minutes

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