La Folle Journée de Varsovie – From The Renaissance to The Beatles – New Horizons
A New World
THE PROGRAMME
William Byrd Vigilate
William Byrd Ne irascaris Domine
Thomas Morley I Love, alas, I love thee
trad. Scottish song / CarlWilson The Skye boat song
trad. Russian song / Alexander Levine Oh you wide Steppe
Lionel Bart / JimClements Who will buy?
Duke Ellington / Jim Clements Come Sunday
Jerome Kern / Matt Greenwood The way you look tonight
The Beatles / Blake Morgan Eleanor Rigby
Freddie Mercury / MattGreenwood Don’t stop me now
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Penelope Appleyard soprano
Clare Stewart soprano
Josh Cooter tenor
Oliver Martin-Smith tenor
Greg Link bass
The 9th edition of the world's largest classical music festival will arrive to Warsaw on the last weekend of September, having stopped over in France, Japan, and Russia. In the course of three festival days, the event's 55 concerts will welcome nearly 1000 artists from across the globe.
'This year we focus on composers who left their home countries, either for political or personal reasons, searching for a new land to live and work in,' says René Martin, the originator and artistic director of the festival. 'In Warsaw, Poland, where we now celebrate 100 since the country regained its sovereignty, this theme has a special significance. For that reason, Polish music will be strongly present in the concert's programmes,' adds Janusz Marynowski, director of Sinfonia Varsovia.
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