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Casting – Marta Honzatko-Półtorak

Recital by Marta Honzatko-Półtorak and Ewa Kornecka (piano) at the Loch Camelot


JBBOrchestra, www.piecart.pl
January at Piec Art

19 January: SILBERMAN Trio; 20 January: PRUCNAL/SZWUGIER/HELLER; 21 January: TOO BLACK PROJECT; 22 January: STELA SQUAT; 25, 26 January: KUBA PŁUŻEK Zgwinted; 27, 28 January: JBBOrchestra; 29 January: B.MALKOVSKY – J.ŚMIETANA Duo


Photo by Artur Żyrkowski
Concerts in St Adalbert's Church

Programme of the concerts is composed of best known classical pieces as well as the most popular film melodies.

Kraków Philharmonic: January

A lot of singing in January... Gospel music, and the jubilee of the Kraków Philharmonic boys’ choir. And for desserts: another visit of the world-famous pianist Ingolf Wunder in our city!

January Canticles and Cantatas

"(...)  There’s no messing with song: it’s either divine, or it is not singing,” warned the philosopher Leszek Kołakowski in his Talk of the Devil. No need to worry though – everything will sound perfect in the Kraków Philharmonic.


Di Galitzyaner Klezmorim

Concerts by Di Galitzyaner Klezmorim present the traditional klezmer music in modern arrangements.

Folk Show at Jama Michalika

Meeting with Polish folklore, traditional and culture: see beautiful folk dances and costumes, listen to traditional Polish songs. During the show you can also try typical Polish dishes.

Piwnica pod Baranami Cabaret

The legendary Kraków's cabaret - Piwnica pod Baranami - possesses an usual charm. Beware, it can cast a spell!


Concert by Lege Artis Chamber Choir

Lege Artis Chamber Choir led by Agnieszka Trela-Jochymek welcomes to a concert of carols and Christmas folk songs – old Polish, traditional and contemporary.

Carols from Małopolska

Even though Christmas is over, we’re surrounded by the sound of jolly carolling. Traditional Polish folk carollers, featuring Herod alongside a star and an ox, will present their skills during numerous competitions and reviews throughout the region.

The Sleeping Beauty

Musical play for children and their parents based on the fairy tale by Charles Perrault, French Baroque writer. The motifs, popular in French folk tales, gathered by Perrault, became the theme of his fairytales. The Sleeping Beauty is one of them.

www.slowacki.krakow.pl
The Promised Land

Musical spectacle based on a novel by Władysław Reymont.


Irek Głyk, fot. arch. organizatora
Irek Głyk Quartet at Mile Stone

28 January: IREK GŁYK is a well-known and accomplished musician.

Hello Dolly at Wisła Sports Club Hall

Musical by Gliwickie Music Theatre at the Wisła Sports Club Hall

Manorial Meetings

Agnieszka Rösner-Zawilińska (vocal), Edward Zawiliński (piano) at Czeczów Manor


Jacek Kleyff, photo by Rafał Bielawa
BezGwaru: Jacek Kleyff

Concert at the Gwarek Student Club


www.groteska.pl
The Little Witch

A fairy tale by Otto Preussler tells the story about a clever witch, who - always accompanied by her white raven Abraxas - experiences many adventures.

The Warm Voice of A Burning heart

29 January concert at Studnia Życzeń


Concerts at St Martin's

Concerts in St Martin's Church, organised by the Polish Bach Society, are held once a month. The performers playng at St Martin's are renowned artists as well as by the standing out students of the Academy of Music in Kraków.

Chopin Concerts at the Bonerowski Palace

Concerts dedicated to the oeuvre of Fryderyk Chopin – iconic Polish composer, the genius of the piano.

fot. Krakowski Klub Morsów Kaloryfer
Pulling the Dragon across the Vistula

Walkers along the Vistula Boulevards at high noon on 29 January will be met by an unusual sight. The area at the foot of Wawel will be filled with frolicking polar bears. But they won’t be fugitives from the zoo: instead, the day will be taken over by fans of winter swimming taking a plunge into the chilly Vistula.


Carols for the City and the World

Carols by artists of Piwnica Pod Baranami

Polish Fridays at Kijów.Centrum

Polish Films in English is Kijów.Cinema's cycle of screenings specially for English speaking viewers.

The Bat

The translation of Die Fledermaus (The Bat) by the poet Julian Tuwim inspired the show’s director and choreographer, Janusz Józefowicz, to create a light-hearted, humorous yet spectacular performance.

Reading&Watching at Agrafka Cinema

Programme for the youngest viewers. A series of meetings involving reading by the animator an interesting book. The second part of the meeting is the screening of film as an adaptation of the book or based on themes similar to the theme of the book.

Hadar Noiberg Trio, fot. arch. organizatora
Hadar Noiberg Trio at Alchemia

On 30 January flutist, composer and arranger, who  has established herself as a major force in the Cuban, Jazz and World music scenes will perform in Kraków.

Meeting with Coolture

Meeting with Coolture at the Paradox Cinema


Music of the Silver Screen

Educational concerts for children by the musicians of the Kraków Philharmonic.

Masters of Cinema at Paradox Cinema

Film screenings dedicated to the most well-regarded film directors in the world: Alfred Hitchcock, Federico Fellini, Robert Altman, Luis Buñuel,  Vittorio de Sica.

Recommended by Radiofonia at KPB

Screenings of film recommended by Radiofonia – new cycle at Pod Baranami Cinema.

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SOT, photo from band's archive
8th International Percussion Festival Sources and Inspirations

Can lands bound with permafrost teem with life? We’ll be searching for answers between 9-11 February during the 8th International Percussion Festival Sources and Inspirations. The leading motif of this year’s event will be Scandinavia – Music of Silence.


fot. Krakowski Klub Morsów Kaloryfer
Pulling the Dragon across the Vistula

Walkers along the Vistula Boulevards at high noon on 29 January will be met by an unusual sight. The area at the foot of Wawel will be filled with frolicking polar bears. But they won’t be fugitives from the zoo: instead, the day will be taken over by fans of winter swimming taking a plunge into the chilly Vistula.


Hunting Down the Modernism. The Prohibited Arts in the Third Reich

The treatment of art and its creators is one of the best measures of a society’s freedoms. The fate of artists in the Nazi Third Reich forms the topic of an exhibition which opens the International Cultural Centre in Kraków.


Carols from Małopolska

Even though Christmas is over, we’re surrounded by the sound of jolly carolling. Traditional Polish folk carollers, featuring Herod alongside a star and an ox, will present their skills during numerous competitions and reviews throughout the region.

Maciej Dakowicz, The nightlife in Cardiff, UK, Cardiff After Dark series, 2009
Photography Now!

You’re fascinated by photography, but you feel you don’t have enough experience? In January you’ll get a chance to learn from the very best during the Photography Art Workshops Festival. The cherry on the cake will be an exhibition of street photography at Galeria Pauza and the Tourist Service Centre.


All News

Od procesu repolonizacji, poprzez sponsoring i dramaty Żelaznej Damy, po polityczne matactwa w Ameryce... Co w lutym? Nowe filmy i... nowe kino!

We know the programme of the 9th Misteria Paschalia Festival!

In April, Kraków will again host the greatest stars of early music. The invitations to the 9th edition of Misteria Paschalia Festival has been accepted by the best singers of  the genre, as well as excellent and loved by the festival audience ensembles.

Literki, fot. Szymon Dziukiewicz
Clubbing Itinerary

I have a friend; a real soulmate. He lives in Upper Silesia, but he visits Kraków about once a month. And can you imagine, this cool guy has never set foot in Wawel! Awkward. On the other hand, he’s a real pro at Kraków’s pubs and clubs!


Is War Men’s Business?

Fates of Women in Occupied Kraków in 12 Scenes.

Otto Muehl, Testowanie artykułów spożywczych. Akcja nr 26, 1966, C-Print
Viennese Actionism at MOCAK

Can the artist still shock? The origins of engaged contemporary art are approached in the November exhibition at MOCAK, centred around works by the Viennese Actionists from the collection of the Essl Museum in Austria.

Katsushika Hokusai, Delikatny wiatr, piękny poranek, Muzeum Narodowe w Krakowie, z kolekcji Feliksa Jasieńskiego
The Wind from Mt. Fuji

Mount Fuji in the woodcuts by ukiyo-e masters and in contemporary art – the world’s most frequently portrayed volcano is the theme of an exhibition organised by the Manggha Museum.

Opera Rara 2012 – we already know the programme of the fourth edition!

Concert versions of two operas by Antonio Vivaldi: Catone in Utica and Tito Manlio, Giulio Cesare in Egitto by George Frideric Handel and La fede ne’ tradimenti by Attilio Ariosti – these are four titles planned for the year 2012 in the fourth edition of the Opera Rara cycle.

Myrra Rós, fot. Kristin Maria
Winter cool

Zzzzzz... Dreaming of green meadows, spring conquests bathed in warm sunlight... Blasted winter! Here are a few musical events in Kraków’s clubs – sure to wake you up. A lively concert will do far more than any amount of coffee.


Kolekcja MOCAK-u
Various Faces of MOCAK

Museum of Contemporary Art in Krakow (MOCAK) opens four temporary exhibitions in February.


fot. Katarzyna Niedźwiedzka
New Wave Photography

Over forty photos taken by outstanding young artists from Central European countries form the exhibition New Wave Photography, held at the Wyspiański Pavilion by the Krakow Festival Office.

Thomas Gainsborough, Landscape in Suffolk
Grand Oratorios: L'Allegro, il Penseroso ed il Moderato

“Handel knows better than anyone what’s really effective. If he wants to, he strikes like thunder,” claimed Mozart. Capella Cracoviensis and Paul McCreesh are putting this idea to the test.


photo: Ze'ev Aleksandrowicz
Poland and Palestine – Two Lands and Two Skies. Cracovian Jews in the Photographs of Ze'ev Aleksandrowicz

Images of Jews who lived in pre-Second World War Kraków, as well as those who left for Palestine at the time, displayed at an exhibition of photographs by Ze’ev Aleksandrowicz at the Galicia Jewish Museum.

Fot. Michał Dembiński
Participating

Interview with Magdalena Sroka, Deputy Mayor of the City of Kraków for Culture and City Promotion.


The Prize (El Premio), dir. Paul Markovitch, New Horizons Tournée
Once Upon a Time in the Cinema

We start the new year In Darkness, to soon move on to New Horizons. Afterwards it’s just Carnage.

Halka

The grandest and most popular Polish opera, the most famous work by Stanisław Moniuszko – these bests could be multiplied to infinity. Yet Halka very nearly never made it to the stage...

Shanties 2011, fot. arch. organizatora
Shanties 2012

Chin up! Between 22-26 February, we set off once again for a cruise singing sailors’ songs. The Shanties 2012 festival will open the fourth decade of maritime adventures and tales.


Alder Carr in the Białowieża National Park in early April, photo: Jan Walencik, 2009
Arbores Vitae – The Last European Primeval Forest

Arbores vitae is the title of an exhibition of large format photographs of the Białowieża Forest, which has been visiting Kraków since September. It's part of an environmentally-conscious project conducted by the European Earth Centre Foundation.

Fot. arch. artysty
Piano Recital by Nikolay Khozyainov

Nikolay Khozyainov, one of the youngest participants (just 18 years old at the time) in the 16th Chopin Competition, awarded a distinction in the final, will play in the Kraków Philharmonic concert hall.

Photo: Łukasz Grudysz, Passages and Repassages. The Collection of the Ethnographic Museum in Kraków, exhibition in Marseille
Passages and Repassages

Exhibition on the centenary of the Ethnographic Museum in Kraków.

 

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