Gdańsk, Poland
The Artus Court on Gdańsk's Long Market is one of the finest examples of late-Gothic civic architecture in the Baltic region. Built in the 14th century and repeatedly remodelled, it served as a meeting place for merchants and city patricians. Today it functions as a branch of the Gdańsk History Museum, housing a remarkable Renaissance interior with a monumental tiled stove from 1546 - the tallest surviving historic stove in Poland.
😴 Nothing scheduled here in the near future.
World premiere of William Lawes's music performed by the Belgian ensemble Hathor Consort and soprano Hannah Morrison in Gdańsk.
Chamber concert featuring pianist Paweł Kowalski and the Reed Connection ensemble, with Mozart sonatas and a quintet on the programme. Part of the XXI International Mozartiana Festival in Gdańsk.
The Poznań Piano Trio performs works by Mozart and Chopin as part of the XXI Mozartiana festival. A chamber concert featuring professional musicians from Poznań.
The international Romain Leleu Sextet presents a chamber programme dedicated to Mozart, combining trumpet with a string quintet in interpretations of classical and Romantic works.