Unisono Autumn Concert 2017 was long awaited event. This time our Unisono Musical School gave its autumn concert a little bit earlier as it used to be before. We met at Fangor manor-house in Powsin November 21st 2017 . The brightly illuminated concert hall contrasted with autumn-covered trees outside in the Botanic Garden.
Autumn concerts can be a wonderful way to celebrate the changing of the seasons and enjoy some beautiful music. The cooler temperatures and shorter days of autumn can provide a cozy and inviting atmosphere for a concert, and the fall colors and natural beauty of the season can add to the ambiance of the event. Whether you are a performer or an audience member, autumn concerts can be a special and memorable experience.
The setting created a unique atmosphere, with the vibrant colors of the illuminated concert hall complementing the serene beauty of the autumn-covered trees outside. The combination of nature’s seasonal transformation and the melodic tunes from the Unisono Musical School made the event even more enchanting.
The audience eagerly awaited the performances by the talented students of Unisono Musical School, who had been preparing for this momentous occasion. The program likely featured a diverse range of musical genres, showcasing the students’ proficiency in various instruments and vocal talents. The concert aimed to captivate the audience with its splendid music and create a memorable experience for everyone in attendance.
Among the soloists who performed that evening were pupils who commenced their musical education in our School in September or even in October this year.
Ms. Julia Leviuk class of piano represented:
- Victor Polipot who played Polla by Krystyna Druszkiewiczowa, and Bear Song by Agnieszka Lasko;
- Jan Piwoński who performed Tale About the Clock by Krystyna Druszkiewiczowa, and Night Dwarfs by Agnieszka Lasko;
- Robin Schwaegli played Funny Dwarfs and Snake by Allan Bollard;
- Madelin Hoijer played Minuet by Leopold Mozart;
- Pola Rossokhina performed Etude in C Major by Ludvig Schytte and Allegretto by Jean Baptiste Lully;
- Bianca Zolumov played Etude C Major by Helena Gnesina and Trouble from the pedagogic piano repertoire;
- Simona Proycheva executed Sonatina in G Major by Ludvig van Beethoven and Clowns by Dimitr Kabalevsky.
Magda Lewandowska class of piano was represented by:
- Ignaś Laskowski who played two songs from Polish piano pedagogic repertoire, Master John and Kitten on the Fence;
- Marysia Hanyga performed Minuet by Aleksander Reinagle;
- Franciszek Grygorczuk executed two songs – In the Brick made Basement and Ode to Joy from the juvenile piano repertoire;
- Nathan Caniard performed Musette by Johann Sebastian Bach;
- Ignaś Zaradkiewicz played Allegretto and Comodo from Sonatina op. 54 no. 14 by Janina Garścia;
- Arsenis Voloshyn executed Etude in G Major by Damo;
- Jojo Yang Yi presented At the Mountain King by Edward Grieg;
- Aleksandra Kmiecik played Jan Tirsen musical motive from the movie Amelia; and
- Zosia Tomaszek who presented musical motive from the movie Mariage d’Amour.
Zofia Zwolińska class of violin was represented by
- Marysia Frączak performed Ecossese by Franz Schubert;
- Julia Jaworska presented Aria and Rondinella by Joseph Friedrich Haendel;
- Ella Bai performed Cantabile¸ by Krzesimir Dębski; and
- Natalya Voloshina who played first part from Spring Sonata by Ludvig van Beethoven.
Ending of Autumn Concert 2017
After the Autumn Concert 2017, Zofia Zwolińska, Director of the Unisono Music School congratulated all soloists for their performance, teachers of the School for their angagement in teaching, parents for their support in practicing music at home and preparation of the repertoire, and the audience who filled the entire concert hall and warmly applauded the soloists.
At the end of the event Zofia Zwolińska invited all to the next concert which will be devoted to carols and will be held January 17th 2018.
A bit of music education after Autumn Concert 2017
We present you information composers which compositions were part of the Autumn Concert 2017.
Music of Leopold Mozart
Leopold Mozart was an 18th-century Austrian composer and musician who is known for his contributions to the classical music repertoire. He was a prolific composer who produced a large body of work that includes a wide range of instrumental and vocal music, as well as opera and other stage works.
Leopold Mozart is best known as the father and teacher of the famous composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. In addition to his work as a composer, he was also a skilled violinist and musician, and he is credited with introducing his son to the world of classical music and helping to nurture his talent.
Leopold Mozart’s music is known for its technical demands and virtuosity, as well as its expressive melodies and beautiful harmonies. He composed a wide range of works for a variety of instruments, including violin, piano, and other instruments, as well as ensemble works and vocal music.
Leopold Mozart’s music has had a lasting influence on classical music and has been widely performed and recorded by musicians around the world. He is considered a significant composer of the 18th century and is recognized for his contributions to the development of instrumental music. His music has had a lasting influence on classical music and is considered a significant composer of the 18th century.
Music of Aleksander Reinagle
Aleksander Reinagle was a late 18th- and early 19th-century Scottish composer and musician who is known for his contributions to the classical music repertoire. He was a prolific composer who produced a large body of work that includes a wide range of instrumental and vocal music, as well as opera and other stage works.
Reinagle’s music is known for its technical demands and virtuosity, as well as its expressive melodies and beautiful harmonies. He composed a wide range of works for a variety of instruments, including piano, violin, and other instruments, as well as ensemble works and vocal music.
Reinagle’s music has had a lasting influence on classical music and has been widely performed and recorded by musicians around the world. He is considered a significant composer of the late 18th and early 19th centuries and is recognized for his contributions to the development of instrumental music. His music has had a lasting influence on classical music and is considered a significant composer of the late 18th and early 19th centuries.
Music of Franz Schubert
Franz Schubert was a 19th-century Austrian composer and musician who is widely regarded as one of the greatest composers of the classical period. He was a prolific composer who produced a vast body of work that includes over 600 lieder (art songs), as well as symphonies, operas, chamber music, piano works, and choral music.
Schubert’s music is known for its expressive melodies, rich harmonies, and emotional depth. His works are characterized by their sensitivity, introspection, and subtlety, and they often explore themes of love, loss, and longing.
Schubert’s music has had a lasting influence on classical music and has been widely performed and recorded by musicians around the world. He is considered a pioneer of the romantic style and a model of musical excellence.
He is known for his expressive melodies, rich harmonies, and emotional depth. His music has had a lasting influence on classical music and is considered a pioneer of the romantic style.
Music of Music of Jean Baptiste Lully
Jean-Baptiste Lully was a 17th-century French composer and musician who is known for his contributions to the classical music repertoire. He was a prolific composer who produced a large body of work that includes a wide range of instrumental and vocal music, as well as opera and other stage works.
Lully’s music is known for its technical demands and virtuosity, as well as its expressive melodies and beautiful harmonies. He composed a wide range of works for a variety of instruments, including violin, harpsichord, and other instruments, as well as ensemble works and vocal music.
Lully’s music has had a lasting influence on classical music and has been widely performed and recorded by musicians around the world. He is considered a significant composer of the 17th century and is recognized for his contributions to the development of instrumental music.
Overall, Jean-Baptiste Lully was a 17th-century French composer and musician known for his technical demands and virtuosity, expressive melodies, and beautiful harmonies. His music has had a lasting influence on classical music and is considered a significant composer of the 17th century.