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Composer: Johann Strauss
It is difficult to seek sense, logic, or rationality in operetta; after all, that is not its purpose. The same applies to NIGHT IN VENICE; the intricacies of the libretto create improbable and surprising situations, along with often irrational reactions of the characters, bringing humor and entertainment. This classic operetta by the Viennese composer forms, along with THE BAT and THE GYPSY BARON, a masterful trio of the genre. One ...
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Fairy Melodi is the guardian of music and the protector of musical compositions. She runs an Academy where she teaches about the world of fairies and music. In the first lessons at Fairy Melodi’s Academy, you will learn where fairies live, what they do, but most importantly, you will discover what happens when chaos sneaks into music and musical styles.
The story begins when mischievous children leave a terrible mess in Fairy ...
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Are you afraid of the dark? Elf Bum Cyk Cyk is, too, but will he help Fairy Melodi search for the stolen music book in the dark forest for the sake of friendship? Who will they encounter and what will they hear during their adventure? Will they have to fight monsters? Will they solve the mystery and will the solution give them goosebumps? Be sure to come and find out. Fairy Melodi is a musical fairy and the guardian of all musical ...
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Composer: Charles Gounod
Opera "Faust" is a tale full of magic and metaphysics for adults, where the existential dilemma of the main character is presented against the backdrop of a narrative about society during wartime, which, despite historical circumstances, still wants to play, love, and seek support and ethical guidance in simple interpretations of folk morality and religious dogmas. Our interpretation of "Faust" is based on the ambition to weave a fairy ...
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Choreography: Zofia Rudnicka – original choreography based on the work of Jean Coralli and Jules Perrot.kompozytor:
Composer: Adolphe Adam"Giselle" is the most typical "action ballet" of the Romantic period that has survived in the global repertoire to this day. The libretto, written by Jules-Henri Vernoy de Saint-Georges and Théophile Gautier, is based on the legend of the young girls' ghosts from the Herculean mountains who died before their wedding and seduced young men with their dance. The theme, depicting the story of unhappy love, corresponds to the ideals of Romanticism. ...
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Hakuna Matata, what a wonderful phrase; Hakuna Matata, it’s not a craze! No worries for the rest of your days! Learn these two joyous words – HAKUNA MATATA!
The famous hit from the equally famous film not just for kids - The Lion King - is the motto of our hit "Hakuna Matata" as part of the family concert series Sunday Mornings. Don't worry, or as some might say, No worries - is the best encouragement to enjoy musical and vocal ...
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We invite our youngest viewers together with their parents, grandparents, aunts, and uncles to the next edition of Hakuna Matata, a concert from the Sunday mornings series, where you will hear the second part of songs – hits from children’s movies.
Our theater ensemble Kameralni, featuring Aleksandra Borkiewicz-Cłapińska, Dagny Konopacka-Maćkowiak, Olga Maroszek, Joanna Skoblewska, Krzysztof Pilch, Jan Szurgot, Jan Okraska, ...
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Composer: Stanisław Moniuszko
While Fryderyk Chopin gained great recognition in France as a cultural ambassador of an oppressed nation, his younger contemporary, Stanisław Moniuszko, worked in the cultural field in his own homeland. Like Chopin, Moniuszko combined Western European romanticism with the spirit of Polish culture in his works. HALKA is undoubtedly an example of a successful fusion of Italian, French, and German opera traits with elements typical of Polish ...
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Composer: Engelbert Humperdinck
This time, we are planning the preparation of a performance for which it would be difficult to define the age limit of its audience. Difficult, because such a boundary does not exist, and that's because "Hansel and Gretel," the opera fairytale - as the composer himself called his work - is for everyone: for those to whom we tell beautiful bedtime stories, for those who can read independently, but also for adults who, just like children, ...
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