NOSPR intimate rooms/May entertainments

The program of this concert will be filled with a light, one might say: entertaining repertoire. We know Jean Sibelius primarily as the creator of great symphonic works — but he also wrote charming miniatures such as Impromptu for Strings, a compilation of two piano trifles. Jean Françaix's humorous bassoon Divertimento was supposed to be a stepping stone from the tragic events of 1942. Brook Green Suite, written for the school orchestra conducted by Gustav Holst, does not contain a shadow of his imminent death two months after its premiere. Mozart's Serenade Notturna draws attention with a peculiar cast: it is a piece for strings and cauldrons. In addition, the division into a solo group (quartet without cello, but with double bass) and orchestra — as in the Baroque. It is music written for entertainment, but also for the amusement of a twenty-year-old composer with his brilliant invention.

Adam Suprynovich

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Performers: Nikola Frankiewicz — violin; Aleksander Daszkiewicz — violin; Maria Strzelczyk — violin; Dorota Cieślińska — violin; Roksana Krechowiecka — viola; Adam Brakowski — viola; Alicja Szydłowska-Esmund — cello; Krzysztof Firlus — double bass; Cezary Rembisz — faggot; Małgorzata Szymecka — boilers

Program: Jean Sibelius — Impromptu for Strings op. 5; Jean Françaix — Divertissment pour basson; Gustav Holst — Brook Green Suite H.190; Bernard Wayne Sanders — Legende for bassoon, cauldrons and string orchestra; Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart — Serenade No. 6 in D major Serenade notturna KV 239