ПОЛЬСЬКА МУЗИКА В УКРАЇНІ

POLISH MUSIC IN UKRAINE

Can music convey what words cannot? The depth of human experience, the grandeur of nature, the beauty of the moment, and the feeling of eternity?

November 27 at 6:00 PM, Great Hall of the Odessa Philharmonic

We invite you to a concert by the National Odessa Philharmonic Orchestra dedicated to Polish symphonic music, in which the drama, lyricism, and powerful energy of the orchestra will reveal different facets of human feelings.

The famous Polish-Ukrainian conductor Roman REVAKOVYCH will be at the conductor's desk.

The soloist of the evening is violinist Andriy PAVLOV.



CONCERT PROGRAM:

Witold LUTOSLAWSKY — "Funeral Music" for string orchestra
Mieczysław KARLOWICH — Concerto for violin and orchestra
Intermission

Vladyslav ZHELENSKY — Fantastic Overture "In the Tatras"
Mieczysław KARLOVICH — Symphonic poem "Eternal Songs"
The program will begin with Witold Lutosławski's "Funeral Music" - a penetrating piece for string orchestra, full of inner tension and deep emotion. The evening will continue with Mieczysław Karlowicz's Violin Concerto - music in which virtuosity is combined with romantic expressiveness and broad melodic breathing.

After the intermission, listeners will be treated to music inspired by the majesty of nature. The fantastic overture "In the Tatras" by Władysław Zhelenski will transport you to a world of mountain landscapes, vastness, and elemental power. And Mieczysław Karlowicz's symphonic poem "Eternal Songs" will be a large-scale musical meditation on nature, human existence, and eternity.

Don't miss an encounter with Polish symphonic music, in which personal confession, romantic passion, and the majesty of nature acquire a powerful orchestral sound.