Over 30 paintings of famous and controversial 20th century Polish painter – Zdzisław Beksiński.

The exhibition features the artist’s mature works, including landscapes of Łódź painted from the second half of the 1950s, still lifes and portraits developing the concept of spatial realism, works from the Department of Normal Anatomy at the Medical Academy in Łódź, as well as works devoted to war and the Holocaust, created until the painter’s premature death in 1969.

This year in Copernicus Science Centre and sourounding area. Experiments, meeting the experts, shows and other activities.

Ballet in two acts with a prologue
Libretto: Paweł Chynowski after Bram Stoker’s novel
Music: Wojciech Kilar (film scores and excerpts from Kościelec 1909, Concerto for Piano and Orchestra & Symphony No. 5)
Arrangement: Michael Brett
World premiere: 6 September 2018, West Australian Ballet, Perth
Polish premiere: 28 April 2022, Polish National Ballet, Warsaw

Programme
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – Don Giovanni Overture KV 527
Henryk Wieniawski – Violin Concerto no. 2 in D minor, Op. 22
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Myroslav Skoryk – Melody A minor
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – Cosi fan tutte Overture KV 588
Joseph Haydn – Symphony No. 83 G minor La Poule

Organised at the foot of Fryderyk Chopin’s statue  they have become the cultural symbol of Warsaw. Eminent pianists perform every Sunday from mid-May until the end of September, at noon and 4 pm. Hugely popular with Warsaw residents and tourists alike, they are a unique opportunity to listen to classical music while sitting on a blanket in the shade of a tree. The recitals are free of charge.

Organised at the foot of Fryderyk Chopin’s statue  they have become the cultural symbol of Warsaw. Eminent pianists perform every Sunday from mid-May until the end of September, at noon and 4 pm. Hugely popular with Warsaw residents and tourists alike, they are a unique opportunity to listen to classical music while sitting on a blanket in the shade of a tree. The recitals are free of charge.

Concert at Grzybowski Square
KROKE – klezmer and ethnic music
BRAVA – vocalist from Ukraine

Opera in four acts
Libretto: Włodzimierz Wolski
World premiere of the four-act version: 1 January 1858, Teatr Wielki, Warsaw
Premiere of this production: 15 December 2019, Theater an der Wien
A co-production with the Theater an der Wien
In the original Polish with English surtitles

Opera in four acts
Libretto: Włodzimierz Wolski
World premiere of the four-act version: 1 January 1858, Teatr Wielki, Warsaw
Premiere of this production: 15 December 2019, Theater an der Wien
A co-production with the Theater an der Wien
In the original Polish with English surtitles

When the bass drops and the confetti blows up: MEUTE breaks the code. The Techno Marching Band combines hypnotic driving techno and expressive brass band music, freeing electronic music from the DJ desk and overhauling the image of marching bands.

Polish opera in four acts, composed by Stanisław Moniuszko in 1861-64.

Opera in two acts
Libretto: Emanuel Schikaneder
World premiere: 30 September 1791, Vienna
Premiere of this production: 25 November 2012, Berlin
Production: Komische Oper, Berlin
In the original German with Polish surtitles

ROCK LEGENDS GUNS N’ ROSES RETURN TO EUROPE WITH 2022 TOUR

Opera in two acts
Libretto: Emanuel Schikaneder
World premiere: 30 September 1791, Vienna
Premiere of this production: 25 November 2012, Berlin
Production: Komische Oper, Berlin
In the original German with Polish surtitles

Opera in two acts
Libretto: Emanuel Schikaneder
World premiere: 30 September 1791, Vienna
Premiere of this production: 25 November 2012, Berlin
Production: Komische Oper, Berlin
In the original German with Polish surtitles

Opera in four acts
Libretto: Włodzimierz Wolski
World premiere of the four-act version: 1 January 1858, Teatr Wielki, Warsaw
Premiere of this production: 15 December 2019, Theater an der Wien
A co-production with the Theater an der Wien
In the original Polish with English surtitles

The presentations are planned to take place in Szczesliwice Park (Ochota), Nowy Rynek Nowego Miasta (Old Town) and Plac Defilad (Downtown).
Admission to the screenings is free.

If further evidence was needed that Rammstein currently rank amongst the greatest bands in the world, the matter should finally be put to rest following the release of “Rammstein”, the band’s seventh album, and the conclusion of the first stadium tour round. Because the evidence was there: scrolling through feuilleton discussions, the leap to the top of the album charts in several European countries, enthusiastic fan feedback regarding the album and the rave reviews of the tour, which was sell out in record time.

rescheduled from July 17, 2021

Reschedulled from 2021

The Chopin and His Europe Festival is one of the most important international music projects to familiarize audiences with the Polish composer’s œuvre.
In accordance with its title, the Festival showcases Fryderyk Chopin’s œuvre in the context of ‘his’ Europe, understood in four perspectives: Europe contemporary to him, pre-Chopin Europe, Europe after the great master’s death and, finally, the Europe of our time.