Performers:
Andrzej Kosendiak – conductor
Julian Gilewski* – conductor
Nardus Williams – soprano
Anna Mikołajczyk-Niewiedział – soprano
Krystian Adam Krzeszowiak – tenor
Paweł Horodyski – bass
Natalia Dragan** – violin
Nazarij Stasyshyn** – piano
NFM Choir
Lionel Sow – artistic direction of NFM Choir
NFM Wrocław Philharmonic

Programme:
S. Moniuszko Winter Tale – fantastic overture for great orchestra*
I.J. Paderewski Melody**
F. Chopin Polonaise in A major **
***
W.A. Mozart Mass in C minor KV 427 “Great”

**The NFM Promotes programme supports young artists from Lower Silesia and is realised as part of the National Forum of Music 10th anniversary celebrations.

Performers:
Andrzej Kosendiak – conductor
Marta Boberska – soprano
Justyna Rapacz – alto
Sylwester Smulczyński – tenor
Paweł Michalczuk – bass
Polish Royal Opera Vocal Ensemble
Jakub Szafrański – preparation of Polish Royal Opera Vocal Ensemble
Capella Regia Polona

Programme:
G.G. Gorczycki Conductus funebris
J.S. Bach Laß, Fürstin, laß noch einen Strahl – cantata BWV 198
***
J.S. Bach Tönet, ihr Pauken! Erschallet, Trompeten! – cantata BWV 214

Performers:
Andrzej Kosendiak – conductor
NFM Choir
Lionel Sow – artistic direction of NFM Choir
Silesian Philharmonic Choir
Jarosław Wolanin – choirmaster
Silesian Chamber Orchestra

Programme:
A. Pärt Cantus in memoriam Benjamin Britten, The Deer’s Cry
G.G. Gorczycki Jesu Corona Virginum
A. Pärt Salve Regina
J. MacMillan Seven Lat Words from the Cross – cantata for choir and string orchestra

Performers:
Andrzej Kosendiak – conductor
Wrocław Baroque Ensemble

Programme:
J. Zeidler Missa ex D
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M.J. Żebrowski Vesperae in Visitatione Beatae Mariae Virginis

Performers:
Andrzej Kosendiak – conductor
Wrocław Baroque Ensemble

Programme:
J. Zeidler Missa ex D
***
M.J. Żebrowski Vesperae in Visitatione Beatae Mariae Virginis

Performers:
Andrzej Kosendiak – conductor
Bartłomiej Nizioł – violin
Aldona Bartnik – soprano
Aleksandra Turalska – soprano
Ewelina Wojewoda – alto
Aleksandra Michniewicz – alto
Maciej Gocman – tenor
Adam Cieślak – tenor
Dawid Dubec – bass
Michał Pytlewski – bass
Sudeten Philharmonic Orchestra

Programme:
J. Haydn L’isola disabitata Overture Hob. XXVIII:9
F. Janiewicz Violin Concerto No. 3 in A major
J. Haydn Symphony in G minor “La Poule” Hob I:83
H. Purcell Welcome to All the Pleasures Z. 339 (“Ode for Saint Cecilia Day”)

Performers:
Andrzej Kosendiak – conductor*
Małgorzata Podzielny – conductor
Mark Padmore – tenor*
Mikołaj Szczęsny – organ
Michał Rot – piano*
Katarzyna Neugebauer-Jastrzębska – piano*
NFM Girls’ Choir
NFM Boys’ Choir
NFM Choir
Lionel Sow – artistic direction of NFM Choir
Rondo Vocal Ensemble
NFM Leopoldinum Orchestra

Programme:
B. Britten Missa brevis D-dur choir and organ, op. 63
M. Raczyński Canticum trium puerorum (world premiere)
G. Miśkiewicz Laudate Dominum omnes gentes
M. Ziółkowski Gloria for three mixed choirs, two children’s choirs and chamber orchestra
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B. Britten Saint Nicolas Cantata – op. 42*

Honorary Patronage

Performers:
Andrzej Kosendiak – conductor
Wrocław Baroque Ensemble
Festival Choir of the Pannon Philharmonic

Programme:
M.J. Żebrowski Rorate coeli; Magnificat
G.G. Gorczycki Jesu Corona Virginum
J.S. Bach Christmas Oratorio BWV 248: Jauchzet, frohlocket, auf, preiset die Tage BWV 248/1

Co-financed from the funds of the Minister of Culture and National Heritage under the Inspiring Culture programme.

Performers:
Andrzej Kosendiak – conductor
Bartłomiej Nizioł – violin
Wrocław Baroque Orchestra
Jarosław Thiel – artistic direction of Wrocław Baroque Orchestra

Programme:
W.A. Mozart Le Nozze di Figaro Overture KV 492
F. Janiewicz Violin Concerto No. 3 in A major
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J. Haydn Symphony in E flat major Hob. I:103 ‘Drum Roll’

Performers:
Andrzej Kosendiak – conductor
Giovanni Antonini – recorder
NFM Boys’ Choir*
Małgorzata Podzielny – artistic direction of NFM Boys’ Choir
Wrocław Baroque Ensemble

Programme:
J.S. Bach
Gottes Zeit ist die allerbeste Zeit – cantata, BWV 106*
Komm, Jesu, komm – motet, BWV 229
Komm süßer Tod, komm selge Ruh!, – BWV 478
Komm, du süße Todesstunde – cantata, BWV 161*