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NOSPR concert at Klarafestival in Brussels

Date & Time
Tue, Mar 25, 2025, 20:00

Keywords: Symphony Concert, Tour Concert, Vocal Music

Info & Ticket (nospr.org.pl)
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Musicians

Marin AlsopConductor
NOSPR
NFM Choir
Lionel SowNFM Choir Art Director
Erica EloffSoprano
Ben McAteerBariton
Szymon NehringPiano
Zuzanna NalewajekAlto

Program

Grażyna BacewiczSuite for a symphony orchestra
Karol SzymanowskiSymphony No. 4 (Symphonie concertante) for piano and orchestra, Op. 60
Krzysztof PendereckiChaconne
Karol SzymanowskiStabat Mater, Op. 53
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