We invite you to listen to another lexicon podcast – Magdalena Walter-Mazur from Adam Mickiewicz University talks about the musical activity of the Benedictine sisters from the monastery in Sandomierz.
In each podcast, members of the team developing the “Lexicon of Musicians from 18th-Century Poland” talk about their scientific fascinations and discoveries, thus popularizing the idea of the lexicon and disseminating the results of their research.
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We are pleased to announce that the recently discovered music of composers featured in our “Lexicon” resounded within the historic interiors of the Bieliński Palace in Otwock Wielki!
We invite you to listen to the Concerto in G major (movements I and III) by Johann Joachim Quantz and the Sonata for Violin and Basso in D minor (movements I and III) by Francesco Maria Cattaneo – works preserved in manuscripts from the court ensemble of Podhorce, the estate of the Rzewuski family.
The music is performed by the early music ensemble “Filatura di Musica,” featuring:
Magdalena Pilch – flute
Judyta Tupczyńska – violin
Beata Kozyra – violin
Małgorzata Feldgebel – viola
Karolina Szewczykowska – cello
Patrycja Domagalska-Kałuża – harpsichord
We warmly encourage you to watch the film on YouTube.