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Fairy Lands

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Sun, Feb 2, 2025, 11:00
The Philharmonic is always filled with different and colourful sounds, especially during carnival season! That’s why FeNek makes sure to celebrate in a special way and invite wonderful guests to the ball. This time he’ll be visited by such distinguished guests as Pocahontas, Alladin, the Lion King and even Elsa. Together, we’ll discover the tunes that entertained or encouraged them during their adventures on the big screen. Perhaps those sounds will enable us to fly on a magic carpet to... Read full text

Keywords: Children and Family, Morning Concert, Vocal Music

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Zespół Nastrojeni
Ewa SpanowskaVocals
Magdalena PiaseckaViolin
Kinga CzaplińskaViola
Szymon KotyniaCello
Gabriela Pietraszewska-BryłaOboe
Błażej KozłowskiPercussion
Franciszek MichnowskiBass guitar
Jakub CzechPiano, Art Director
Agata Kawełczyk-StarostaPresenter

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