Princess Muzalinda “Musical Landscape” — about the expedition to the Age of Impressionism/PJM

“Musical landscape” an interactive musical fairy tale from the series Princess Muzalind about an expedition to the Age of Impressionism.

Muzalinda finds a painting palette in her kingdom. Being a very inquisitive princess, she will travel to another era to solve the mystery of this find. She will meet a great artist — a painter who will teach her strange painting techniques. Through his imagination and impressionistic music, he will see beautiful landscapes, landscapes that will inspire the audience to creative activities and play during the interactive fairy tale “Musical Landscape”.

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The musical fairy tale series Princess Muzalinda — EPOCHS is a colorful story about a cheerful, cheerful but slightly crazy princess who discovers that she can travel in time. From these incredible expeditions, Muzalinda brings to her beloved kingdom an extraordinary knowledge of the era to which she finds herself, but above all beautiful music. The basic, permanent instrument is the piano/piano/ — a huge, dignified instrument with extraordinary timbre, various technical and articulatory possibilities, full of dynamism, humor and charisma, just like Princess Muzalinda and her kingdom. The second instrument is a variable instrument, different in each fairy tale, but it is above all an instrument characteristic of a given era, which the princess will visit. All fairy tales are accompanied by live music, which naturally activates children and stimulates their imagination. At the end of each meeting, viewers learn a simple song, thanks to which they will well remember the musical styles and characteristics of a given period in the history of mankind.

The author and director of the series Princess Muzalinda is Ewa Szawłowska. Theater actress, for many years associated with the National Theater in Warsaw, television and film. A graduate of the State Higher School of Film, Television and Theatre in Łódź and the J.Elsner State Music School in Warsaw. Fairytale writer /more than 100 musical fairy tales/ and director of many performances for children, performed with success, among others: at the Teatr Wielki Opéra Narodowa, Sinfonia Varsovia, Theatre Institute in Warsaw, Theatre Studio Buffo, National Audiovisual Institute, Polish Theatre in Warsaw, Stary Theatre and Philharmonic in Lublin, Polish Theatre in London During the International Festival of Music at the Summits in Zakopane and at the Malta Festival.

The author of the musical studies is Monika Polaczek-Przezelska. Pianist, chamber musician, pedagogue, graduate of the Fryderyk Chopin Academy of Music in Warsaw in the piano class of Prof. Kazimierz Gierżod. Pianist-tutor at the Vocal Faculty of the Fryderyk Chopin University of Music.

Awarded at more than 70 international and national vocal and instrumental competitions for the artistic qualities of the piano part. She has performed as a chamber musician in England, Wales, Scotland, Belgium, Croatia, Greece, Dubai, Italy and Lithuania.