DANCE OF FIRE QUARTET
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Klezmer-Balkan fiery sound! The Dance of Fire Quartet is a band of four clarinetists who combine inspirations from klezmer and Balkan music with improvisation, original arrangements and energetic rhythm built by percussion instruments. Musicians are associated with leading Polish philharmonic and opera orchestras on a daily basis, and together they realize their passion for traditional and ethnic music. The ensemble has existed for more than 10 years and has performed at the National Philharmonic, the Szczecin Philharmonic, the Gorzów Philharmonic and at numerous festivals in Poland and abroad. He is a laureate of awards at the International Jewish Music Festival Amsterdam and the New Tradition festival. The band's concert was recorded and broadcast on TVP Kultura. Dance of Fire Quartet on stage is energy, virtuosity, exuberant expression and pure joy of making music together. The program is based on author's arrangements and own works.
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Klezmer-Balkan fiery sound! The Dance of Fire Quartet is a band of four clarinetists who combine inspirations from klezmer and Balkan music with improvisation, original arrangements and energetic rhythm built by percussion instruments. Musicians are associated with leading Polish philharmonic and opera orchestras on a daily basis, and together they realize their passion for traditional and ethnic music. The ensemble has existed for more than 10 years and has performed at the National Philharmonic, the Szczecin Philharmonic, the Gorzów Philharmonic and at numerous festivals in Poland and abroad. He is a laureate of awards at the International Jewish Music Festival Amsterdam and the New Tradition festival. The band's concert was recorded and broadcast on TVP Kultura. Dance of Fire Quartet on stage is energy, virtuosity, exuberant expression and pure joy of making music together. The program is based on author's arrangements and own works.
Admission is free. Place: House of Science and Art/Willa Frankówka.
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