On June 16th at FANGOR mansion in Powsin our School completed its experience with music in the school year 2017/20018.
This passing school year was abundant with musical events. Our teachers did two concerts and our students did five concerts all carried out at the beautiful Fangor mansion in the Botanic Garden of the Polish Academy of Sciences in Powsin. Its exceptional interior and excellent acoustics contributed to the fact that our students performed even better than during their regular rehearsals at School giving great joy to their teachers, parents and audience.
Euphonic resonance filled the hall as the Unisono Music Academy once again dazzled its eager audience at the 2018 Grand Annual Concert. An exquisite cornucopia of melodious talent, this grand event was a sonorous testament to the musical prowess being honed at this acclaimed institution. Emotions ran high and hearts pounded to the rhythm of every note played, leaving a lasting memory for all present.
Watching young talent soar to new heights, while remaining in harmony with their passion, was an inspiring sight and a true reflection of what the Unisono Music Academy stands for. Each piece played was like an intimate conversation: some sparking explosive enthusiasm, others gently nudging you towards introspection – but each narrative unique and compelling. This tableau of melodic narratives demonstrated that at the Grand Annual Concert, hardly a thought or feeling went unexpressed by these budding maestros!
The Concert was opened by Pola Rossokhina who sung a song dedicated to her mother, and afterwards she performed Hummel’s “Light Song” on piano. Pola attends the piano class of Julia Leviuk.
We strive to have the best Grand Concert
The annual grand concert at Unisono Music School is a highly anticipated event that showcases the talent and hard work of our students. These concerts provide an opportunity for our students to perform their main pieces in front of an audience, and they are a testament to the dedication and passion of both the students and their teachers.
At Unisono Music School, we believe in the power of music to bring people together and to inspire creativity and self-expression. Our grand concerts are a reflection of this belief, and we strive to make them the best they can be. We work hard to create a professional and enjoyable experience for both the performers and the audience, and we are always looking for ways to improve and grow.
Our grand concerts are a celebration of the music and musicianship of our students, and we are proud to be able to share their talents with the community. We hope that you will join us at one of our upcoming grand concerts to experience the magic of music and to support the talented musicians of Unisono Music School.
Music Classes
Julia Leviuk’s piano class was represented by:
- Marcelina Lubowicka who performed David Blackwell’s miniature “Bump in the Night, and her sister Michasia Lubowicka who played Agnieszka Lasko’s “A Story of the Scale”;
- Basia Sobka played “Melody” by Agnieszka Lasko;
- Victor Poilpot performed piano version of the “Ode to Joy” by Ludvig van Beethoven;
- Robin Schwaegli did two pieces he prepared for his exam at ABRSM: 1)”Gypsy Song” by Bryan Kelly, and 2) “Asian Tiger” by Rob Hall;
- Jaś Piwoński presented the entire repertoire he prepared for his exam at the ABRSM, namely: Wolfgang Amadaeus Mozart “Romanza”, “Polish Song” by Ferdinand Hiller, and “Attitude” by Nicolas Scott-Buett;
- Madlein Hoijer played “Tiny Soldiers March” by Peter Tchaikovsky, and “German Dance” by Ludvig van Beethoven;
- Leon Gryurkovich performed “Waltz for Bad Weather” by Agnieszka Lasko;
Michał Kotas did two pieces: 1) Prelude “Jesus My Joy” by Krebs, and 2) “Alarm” by Bruno Bjelinsky.
Krzysztof Komarnicki class of guitar was represented by:
- brothers Karol and Gustaw
Zofia Zwolińska class of violin was represented by:
- Inez Chavrier who played a miniature from Russian violin school;
- Julia Jaworska did “Introduction” and “Polonaise” by Carl Boehm;
- Ella Bai presented Concerto in C Major by Dymitr Kabalevsky;
- Natalya Voloshyna played Fritz Kreissler “Prelude and Allegro a la Pugnani”.
Magda Lewandowska class of piano was represented by:
- Nathan Caniard who played “Sonatina in C Major” by Maurizio Clementi;
- Franek Grygorczuk did second part of “Sonatina” by Cornelius Gurlitt;
- Zosia Kowalska played “Sonatina” in G Major by Ludvig van Beethoven;
- Arseni Voloshyn played “Etude” by Carl Czerny;
- Ignaś Zaradkiewicz did “Musette” by Johann Sebastian Bach;
- Hania Głąb performed “Ragtime” and “Entertainer” by Scott Joplin;
- Marcin Sawicki played “Yesterday” a song composed by The Beatles;
- Hugo Łysakowski performed Jan Tiersen melody from the movie “Amelie”;
- Julia Siwicka played “River Flows in You” by Yirmy.
Finish of The Year
At the end of the Concert Zofia Zwolińska, Director of the School, handed diplomas with distinction to the pupils of our School who deserved it due to the fact that their work at home, during rehearsals at School and their numerous performances in concerts contributed a lot to their musical and artistic development.
Summing up the achievements of our School during the last school-year (2017-2018) Director Zwolińska exposed the fact that frequent playing and presenting musical material during concerts stimulates concentration and artistic development of the pupils of our School. Moreover, doing this our pupils get necessary “stage preparation” for their future carrier which cannot be achieved in standard school environment. Small faults which can happen even in “adult”playing, do not disturb the teaching process and can be identified and corrected. Performing during concerts with audience gives our students enormous satisfaction and mobilizes them for further work and development.
We wish you happy vacations and see you back at School (September the 3rd) at the beginning of the new School Year 2018 – 2019.
What Makes Annual Music School Grand Concert Special?
Annual Unisono Music Academy grand concerts can be special events for a variety of reasons. Here are a few potential factors that may make them particularly noteworthy.
The Music School Grand Concert is not just the culmination of a year’s worth of lessons, it’s the heart-pounding epicentre where emotion, art and human connection intertwine. This special event transcends the typical musical programme; attendees are not just spectators, but active participants in an intense emotional narrative that unfolds through each performance. The young performers on stage reveal so much more than their mastery of instrument or voice – they share their hard-fought battles with practice schedules, they reveal their trembling connection with rhythm and notes.
Looking beyond the glitz and glamour, it’s easy to see why this Grand Concert is so unique; it’s more than just an entertaining event – it’s a milestone in the growth of these budding artists. Each performance is a testament to both individual perseverance and the power of consistent guidance from experienced teachers at such music schools. In addition, seeing their peers perform further inspires students to challenge boundaries and create new melodies. In essence, what makes our annual Music School Grand Concert truly special isn’t just the scale, but a complex blend of individual triumphs over self-doubt manifested in collective celebration.
Opportunity to showcase student progress
The Music School Grand Concert is a shining symbol of dedication, development and artistic discovery for every young musician involved. This grand gathering is no ordinary recital; it’s an experiential platform where months of repetitive practice, challenging lessons and perseverance culminate in an orchestral masterpiece. It’s an opportunity that unfolds in the spotlight, where our students emerge from the cocoon as confident performers, ready to dazzle audiences with their newly perfected harmony.
What makes this event truly special is its ability to provide an insight into each student’s personal growth journey throughout the year. To see a hesitant beginner take the stage at the beginning of the year and transform into a confident performer by the end of the year is a testament to their resilience, tenacity and unyielding commitment. The Music School Grand Concert doesn’t just showcase technical ability; it tells the story of each individual’s development through music. Truly, every crescendo reached at this spectacle isn’t just about perfect execution, but a reflection of unfathomable progress woven together by perseverance and passion.
These concerts can be a chance for Unisono students to showcase their progress and the skills they have learnt throughout the year. This can be a great opportunity for students to feel proud of their achievements and for family and friends to see their hard work in action.
Guest artist performances. Some of our annual Music School Grand Concerts may feature guest artists or professional musicians, which can be a special treat for attendees. These performances can give students the opportunity to learn from and be inspired by experienced musicians.
A variety of musical styles. These concerts may feature a wide range of musical styles, allowing participants to experience a variety of musical genres and traditions.
High quality production values. Many music schools go to great lengths to create a professional and polished concert experience, including high-quality sound and lighting systems, professional stage design, and well-rehearsed performances.
A sense of community. Annual music school concerts are a great way for students, parents and community members to come together and celebrate the achievements of the music school’s students. These events can create a sense of community and shared pride in the music school and its achievements.
Why do we have a quarterly music school concerts?
Why do we have quarterly music school concerts? Thoughtfully curated and beautifully executed, these concerts underscore the irresistible rhythm of progress. They are symbolic checkpoints on the melodious journey that each aspiring musician takes at our school. Shedding light on their personal development, cultivating patience, diligence and dedication, while encouraging perseverance, these recitals are more than just performances.
Quarterly recitals are an opportunity for students to showcase their growth in technical skills, repertoire knowledge and stage presence. More than that, they are surely your witness to the confidence that blossoms over time as they take to the stage quarter after quarter. From now on, these events will serve as a poignant reminder of how far our students have come in a few short months in the labyrinthine world of notes and chords.
In essence, our quarterly music concerts are snapshots of talent maturing into finesse over time. It’s like watching a canvas slowly fill with paint – one brushstroke every three months – until a magical work of art is finally revealed: a poised entertainer, fully equipped to serenade the world with their deft symphony.
Moreover, no piece of paper can capture the essence of a live performance – a vibrant exchange between performer and audience – which strengthens interpersonal dynamics not typically realised in the classroom. Quarterly concerts also link educational concepts to real-life situations; they build resilience, improve memory and foster team spirit like nothing else! The sheer magic of turning theory into melody makes these regular platforms for expression more than just an event – it becomes a journey for students and teachers alike.