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Date & Time

Sun, Nov 10, 2024, 14:00

Venue

Filharmonia Narodowa, Concert Hall (Warszawa)

Music has the amazing property that it can take us to any corner of the world, without leaving home. FeNek, who has already made thousands of journeys, knows this very well, although he rarely leaves his beloved Philharmonic. Whenever he dreams of a distant voyage, he invites exceptional artists to the stage, who travel to distant countries with every work they perform. And this time will be no different – we will hear Balkan, klezmer, Polish and Spanish rhythms, but... Read full text

Keywords: Afternoon Concert, Children and Family

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Musicians

Aleami Piano Duo
Aleksandra Pazdyga-Chojnacka	Piano
Michał Chojnacki	Piano
Dance of Fire
Piotr Wybraniec	Clarinet
Waldemar Żarów	Clarinet, Bassethorn
Tomasz Żymła	Bass clarinet
Grzegorz Tobis	Clarinet, Percussion instruments
Agata Kawełczyk-Starosta	Presenter

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