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Musical auditions. Love and Anger: How the British Changed the World of Music: Elton John

30 October
15:30
Free
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Rynek 9 (Fonoteka), Wałbrzych

We invite you to the sixth meeting of the series “Love and Anger, or How the British Changed the World of Music”. This time we will focus our attention on one of the most colorful and important figures in the history of entertainment music — Elton John!

About the event

Elton John is the hero of the next Musical Auditions!

We invite you to the sixth meeting of the series “Love and Anger, or How the British Changed the World of Music”. This time we will focus our attention on one of the most colorful and important figures in the history of entertainment music — Elton John!

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What can you expect?

During the meeting we will trace the artistic path of Elton John - from his beginnings as a talented pianist, through his phonographic debut and references to “The Wizard of Oz”, to his spectacular performance at the LIVE AID festival in 1985.

In the program of the event:

Lecture: we will present the most interesting topics from the life and career of the artist.

Listening together: we will listen in full to one of Elton John's iconic records from the 1970s, from our collection.

Video projection: we will see the famous performance of the artist during the 1985 LIVE AID concert.

What are Music Auditions?

Musical Auditions are our unique meetings that combine the formula of the lecture with listening to the records found in the collections of our library. During the events we present the silhouettes of artists and bands that forever changed the course of music history.

Details of the meeting

Date: October 30 (Friday)

Time: 15:30

Place: Fonoteka (1st floor, Rynek 9)

Free admission

We are waiting for you in Fonoteka!

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