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The Sounds of Air

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Sun, Apr 6, 2025, 11:00
The spring wind rustles in the trees, sings merrily in birdsong, chases the clouds away, turns somersaults, fills the fields and meadows with sound... This concert will be filled with music conjured up by wind instruments: the singing flute, the mysterious clarinet, the lyrical oboe, the playful bassoon, the gentle horn and energetic percussion. We’ll blow notes, dance in rhythms, visit the court of a Chinese empress and listen to raindrops falling. Who is curious to know whether the sounds... Read full text

Keywords: Children and Family, Morning Concert

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Anita Kander-MarchewkaFlute
Agata BałaOboe
Małgorzata JończykClarinet
Adam OstrowskiBassoon
Konrad GołdaHorn
Gabriel JasiorowskiPercussion instruments
Barbara Szczęsna-RemiszPresenter

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