New Year's Eve with Adam Sztaba/NOSPR/Classic and entertaining

The last evening of the year at NOSPR belongs to the orchestra. It will be elegant, cinematic, danceable at times, and above all with a momentum worthy of New Year's Eve. Music will sound that recognizes no boundaries between concert hall, theater and the big screen — from symphonic classics to blockbuster movies and musicals. The orchestra will be conducted by Adam Sztaba, who this season is associated with NOSPR as a conductor of special projects. He is a composer, arranger and conductor who has been successfully blurring the line between classical and entertainment music for years. He has collaborated with artists such as Quincy Jones, Chris Botti and José Carreras. In the New Year's program we will get to know him not only as a charismatic conductor — we will also hear his compositions from films and performances. Before the midnight countdown begins, it is worth getting carried away by the orchestra and music, with which it is easy to forget to look at your watch.

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During the break of the concert, we invite you to a symbolic glass of champagne.

On January 2, there will be a New Year's Eve concert for encore.

Artists: NOSPR

Program: Leonard Bernstein — Overture to the operetta Candide; Leonard Bernstein — Suite from the musical West Side Story (op. Jack Mason); Gabriel Faure — Pawana op. 50; Maurice Ravel — Bolero; Wojciech Kilar — Invocation from the suite from the film Pan Tadeusz; Edward Elgar — March No. 1 from Pomp and Circumstance, op. 39; John Adams — Short Ride in a Fast Machine; Ralph Vaughan-Williams — Fantasy on Greensleeves; Adam Sztaba — Nas-Troje - suite from film From Full to Full; Adam Sztaba — Mystery from the performance Opentaniec