Little

Friday / 20 September – Sunday / 29 September
/ from dusk till dawn
Royal Łazienki Museum in Warsaw, The Temple of Sybilia
Lidia Zielińska Cuts of Music* (interactive installation)
Cooperation: Zyta Kaleta, Rafał Zapała
Opening of the installation – 20 September 17:00
Sounds of nature, sounds of everyday life, fairytale sounds created by
the composer. Thorny or smooth, flashy violet or softly blue, vibrant or
subtly shiny. All this, when ordered, becomes music. See, touch, listen –
and check out what beautiful harmony you can make out of it.
Saturday / 21 September
Little
Warsaw Autumn
recommended for children aged 4–12
/ 11:00 and 16:00
Royal Łazienki Museum in Warsaw, Playing ground
HOB-BEATS PERCUSSION GROUP: Magdalena Kordylasińska,
Miłosz Pękala, Hubert Zemler, Jerzy Rogiewicz
Sound Splash Play ** (percussion concert)
A playground bathing in sun. A playground in torrential rain. How
does it sound? Can an everyday playing ground become a big musical
instrument? In a way, it is always one: when children come in, the
wind blows, and rain falls. But how does it sound when given over
to musicians? Like a big percussion? Will you play music on the
playground?
Sunday / 22 September
/ 11:00 and 16:00
Koneser Cultural Centre
Maria Wieczorek, voice, violin
Tadeusz Wierzbicki, narration, mirror reflections’ theatre
Tadeusz Wielecki, Tadeusz Wierzbicki
The Little Shoemonger and the False King**
(chamber opera for children and adults)
Do we really know the story of the little shoemonger? Who knows
that with a golden key, hidden in the dragon’s head, he entered a real
kingdom? Who remembers that he had seven miles’ boots and a cloak of
invisibility? The shoemonger’s adventures, drawn by Tadeusz Wierzbicki
frrom different folk tales, will surely surprise you.
28 September / Saturday
/ 11:00
Zachęta – National Gallery of Art, Multimedia Room
KWARTLUDIUM:
Dagna Sadkowska, violin
Michał Górczyński, clarinet, bass clarinet
Paweł Nowicki, percussion
Piotr Nowicki, piano
Kwartludium in Wonderland: What’s Behind the Mirror
(workshop with elements of interactive concertising for children aged
4–7)
/ 16:00
Zachęta – National Gallery of Art, Multimedia Room
KWARTLUDIUM:
Dagna Sadkowska, violin
Michał Górczyński, clarinet, bass clarinet
Paweł Nowicki, percussion
Piotr Nowicki, piano
Kwartludium in Wonderland: What’s Behind the Mirror
(workshop with elements of interactive concertising for children aged
8–12)
In the realm of musical magic, we will encounter extraordinary music
written by modern Polish and foreign composers. We will walk into the
other side of the mirror, into the world of inspiration and imagination.
We shall listen to music while tracking the movement of planets,
walking on the sand, looking into the secret world of composers’
childhood as if into a magic box. But what will the Rabbit say to that?
The project of this unique scenario and concert performance by the
Kwartludium ensemble with modern music for children is co-organised
and financed by the New: Aud European project, uniting leading
European ensembles of contemporary music.
** first performance
* first Polish performance
29.07.2013