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Die Schöne und das Biest - Das Musical

Sat, Apr 12, 2025, 15:00
Theater Liberi Bochum
Theater Liberi's musical "Beauty and the Beast" tells the touching story of true love. With original compositions and poetry, it whisks audiences into a magical world. A talented ensemble performs diverse choreographies to romantic ballads and pop songs. The stage design transforms between Belle's home and the enchanted castle. The story follows Belle, who lives in the castle after her father picks a rose. Belle's initial fear turns to curiosity as she discovers the Beast's soft side. She questions the mysterious prince in the mirror and the enchanted beings.
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Musical Symbols

Sun, Mar 2, 2025, 11:00
Orchestra of the Karol Szymanowski State Music School Complex No. 4 in Warsaw, Wojciech Pławner (Conductor), Karolina Róża Kozłowska (Soprano), Joanna Lichorowicz-Greś (Dance), Sławomir Greś (Dance), Adrianna Furmanik-Celejewska (Presenter)
Tone, sound, melody, rhythm – where do they come from? Instrument, voice, orchestra, choir – why do they sound the way they do? What do dots, dashes and flourishes mean? How do you decipher the language of notes and scores? Music is full of mysteries to be explored and riddles to be solved. If you want to take up the challenge and turn into real musical explorers, come to the Warsaw Philharmonic to meet FeNek the Fox. A detective mustn’t overlook even the smallest detail, so in order for you to not only hear but also see the clues left by FeNek, bring binoculars with you. Bring to the concert… small binoculars
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Musical Symbols

Sun, Mar 2, 2025, 14:00
Orchestra of the Karol Szymanowski State Music School Complex No. 4 in Warsaw, Wojciech Pławner (Conductor), Karolina Róża Kozłowska (Soprano), Joanna Lichorowicz-Greś (Dance), Sławomir Greś (Dance), Adrianna Furmanik-Celejewska (Presenter)
Tone, sound, melody, rhythm – where do they come from? Instrument, voice, orchestra, choir – why do they sound the way they do? What do dots, dashes and flourishes mean? How do you decipher the language of notes and scores? Music is full of mysteries to be explored and riddles to be solved. If you want to take up the challenge and turn into real musical explorers, come to the Warsaw Philharmonic to meet FeNek the Fox. A detective mustn’t overlook even the smallest detail, so in order for you to not only hear but also see the clues left by FeNek, bring binoculars with you. Bring to the concert… small binoculars
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A Musical Bunch

Sun, May 11, 2025, 11:00
Vocal ensemble NotaBene, Andrzej Borzym (Art Director), Halina Szkodzińska (Piano), Agata Kawełczyk-Starosta (Presenter)
FeNek is occasionally visited by a musical gang. So what is it? Well, a gang is a group of people who like and respect each other and are harmonious, not only at concerts. Every meeting brings new musical adventures: together they figure out how to give each other a tune, tap out a rhythm or catch a harmony, while asking each other strange questions. ‘Do tigers eat irises?’ ‘Which is better to have: feathers or quills?’ ‘Who’s the mysterious pumpkin eater?’ As you may have guessed, this is quite a crazy bunch, but they’re also sensitive and attentive to lyrical, romantic sounds... played, for example, on the piano. If you’d like to join the musical gang, come to the concert at the Philharmonic, and don’t forget to bring along... a hand-made drum. Bring to the concert… a hand-made drum
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A Musical Bunch

Sun, May 11, 2025, 14:00
Vocal ensemble NotaBene, Andrzej Borzym (Art Director), Halina Szkodzińska (Piano), Agata Kawełczyk-Starosta (Presenter)
FeNek is occasionally visited by a musical gang. So what is it? Well, a gang is a group of people who like and respect each other and are harmonious, not only at concerts. Every meeting brings new musical adventures: together they figure out how to give each other a tune, tap out a rhythm or catch a harmony, while asking each other strange questions. ‘Do tigers eat irises?’ ‘Which is better to have: feathers or quills?’ ‘Who’s the mysterious pumpkin eater?’ As you may have guessed, this is quite a crazy bunch, but they’re also sensitive and attentive to lyrical, romantic sounds... played, for example, on the piano. If you’d like to join the musical gang, come to the concert at the Philharmonic, and don’t forget to bring along... a hand-made drum. Bring to the concert… a hand-made drum