Organ Concert for Families / Chamber Music with the Organ

Organ Open Day
Organ Concerts

Sunday

13.0912:00

Concert Hall

Seats

a photo of Arkadiusz Bialic playing the NOSPR organ — Radosław Kaźmierczak

Performers

Arkadiusz Bialic – organ, arrangements of orchestral and piano pieces for organ

Krzysztof Waloszczyk – harp

Karolina Stalmachowska – oboe

Michał Żymełka – vibraphone, xylophone

Anna Lis – compere

Programme: Johann Sebastian Bach, Marcel Grandjany, George Frideric Handel, César Franck, Alessandro Marcello, Antonio Vivaldi, Manuela Nägele

The organ is an instrument of extraordinary sonic richness. Capable of imitating an astonishing variety of timbres and equipped with an immense palette of stops, it can evoke the sound of an entire orchestra. Yet the organ is by no means confined to solo performance.

Together with other instruments, the organ reveals even more of its possibilities. This concert offers the perfect opportunity to hear that for ourselves, as the marimba, oboe and harp each join the organ in works by Bach, Handel, Vivaldi, Franck, Grandjany and Nägele.

The concert also serves as a preview of The Sound of the Organ, a series of lecture-concerts taking place throughout the 2026/2027 season, featuring not only the organ but also NOSPR chamber musicians.

Concert duration: approximately 60 minutes

Free admission. Seating is limited. Free unreserved tickets will be available from the NOSPR box office from 24 August.