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.
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.
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.
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.