Domingo Hindoyan / Rafał Zambrzycki / Tymoteusz Bies - concert with public

Masterfully

Sunday

23.05.202118:00

Concert Hall

Seats

Performers

conductor

Rafał Zambrzycki – violin

Tymoteusz Bies – piano

Łukasz Zimnik – flute

Ryszard Sojka – flute

Maksymilian Lipień – oboe

Piotr Pyc – cor anglais

Aleksander Tesarczyk – clarinet

Bartosz Pacan – clarinet

Maciej Niewiara – clarinet

Krzysztof Fiedukiewicz – bassoon

Marek Barański – bassoon

Krzysztof Tomczyk – French horn

Paweł Cal – French horn

Piotr Nowak – trumpet

Tomasz Hajda – trombone

Program

Eugène Bozza

Igor Stravinsky

Alban Berg

Chamber Concerto for piano, violin and 13 wind instruments

23rd May 2021 is the new date of postponed concert - 7th February 2021.

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The call for pure music made its mark particularly at the beginning of the 20th century. It was inspired by waves of admiration for the not-so-long-ago-forbidden avant-gardes, a fascination with modernity and a desire for objectivisation in asemantic arts. Maybe that was why Stravinsky, having composed his 1907 Pastorale for soprano and piano as a song without words, almost immediately set out to transcribe it for even more “abstract” ensembles – including the 1933 version for violin, oboe, English horn, clarinet, and bassoon. Berg’s Kammerkonzert (1923–1925) – with no words or a solo voice – and yet it is this very piece that “tells” the quite ordinary story of Schönberg’s birthday, with a twelve-note row with the surname coded in it. Perhaps there is no such thing as pure music, and even if it does exist, its beauty is best proven with the blemishes on the abstract ideal.