Warsaw, Poland
The Warsaw Philharmonic (Filharmonia Narodowa) is Poland's premier concert hall, home to the National Philharmonic Orchestra and Choir. The current neo-classical building on Jasna Street was inaugurated in 1955, replacing the original 1901 hall destroyed in World War II. It hosts symphonic and chamber concerts, international festivals, and the renowned International Fryderyk Chopin Piano Competition.
A concert featuring laureates of the Chopin Avenue and String Avenue international competitions, with young soloists from around the world performing with the National Philharmonic's Chamber Orchestra.
An educational concert for young children exploring brass instruments: trumpets, trombone, French horn, and tuba. Children discover the sounds and construction of these instruments through music and interactive discussion.
A concert for children ages 7–12 celebrating brass instruments: trumpets, trombone, French horn, and tuba. Young listeners will discover how sound is created in each instrument and enjoy compositions in different musical styles.
The National Philharmonic opens its season with conductor Krzysztof Urbański, cellist Nicolas Altstaedt and singers performing works by Szymanowski, Bacewicz and Kilar.
The National Philharmonic opens its season with works by Szymanowski, Bacewicz and Kilar, performed by the orchestra, choir and soloists.
The National Philharmonic Orchestra under Krzysztof Urbański performs a programme inspired by "2001: A Space Odyssey" - from Strauss's monumental score through Ligeti's hypnotic soundscapes to the expressive works of Khachaturian and Strauss II.
The National Philharmonic Orchestra under conductor Krzysztof Urbański performs works by Karłowicz, Mozart, and Strauss. The programme includes Mozart's Piano Concerto in A Major with soloist Tianyao Lyu.
The National Philharmonic Orchestra under conductor Krzysztof Urbański performs works by Karłowicz, Mozart, and Strauss. The program features Mozart's Piano Concerto in A Major with soloist Tianyao Lyu.
BBC Symphony Orchestra conducted by Sakari Oramo. Francesco Piemontesi performs Dvořák's Piano Concerto, followed by Elgar's Symphony No. 1 after the interval.
Choral concert featuring the National Philharmonic Choir, soloists and orchestra musicians. The programme includes works by Tormis, Feldman, Whitbourn and Poulenc.
The National Philharmonic Orchestra under conductor Antoni Wit performs Schumann's Piano Concerto with Ingrid Fliter and Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 5.
The National Philharmonic Orchestra under Antoni Wit performs Schumann's Piano Concerto with Ingrid Fliter and Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 5.
A concert for young listeners featuring FeNek as guide, introducing children to chamber music and wind instruments through an imaginative musical journey.
A concert for children aged 7-12 in which little fox FeNek discovers the world of music through the sounds of strings and wind instruments. A concert guide helps young listeners learn to listen to and understand music.
The Bennewitz Quartet performs string quartets by Haydn, Schnittke, and Beethoven in the Chamber Hall of the National Philharmonic. The evening blends classical elegance with modernist musical allusions.
The National Philharmonic Orchestra under Markus Stenz performs Sibelius's Violin Concerto and Schoenberg's Symphonic Poem Peleas and Melisande, with Simone Lamsma as soloist.
The National Philharmonic Orchestra under Markus Stenz performs Sibelius's Violin Concerto and Schoenberg's Symphonic Poem. Simone Lamsma is the violin soloist.
A concert for young children exploring medieval music and life in that era. Kids discover the period through centuries-old compositions and encounters with knights, merchants, and pilgrims.
A concert for children ages 7-12 featuring musicians performing medieval works on period instruments, bringing to life the stories of knights, merchants, and pilgrims from that era.
A concert featuring the laureates of the International Henryk Wieniawski Violin Competition, performed by the Poznan Philharmonic Orchestra under conductor Łukasz Borowicz.
Chamber concert featuring musicians of the National Philharmonic. The programme includes works by Bax, Connesson and Mendelssohn, combining the sounds of woodwind instruments with string quartets.
The National Philharmonic Orchestra under Nicolas Ellis performs works by Rautavaara, Hillborg, and Rameau with Rebel in Ellis's arrangement.
The National Philharmonic Orchestra under Nicolas Ellis performs works by Rautavaara, Hillborg, and Rameau with Rebel. The programme features Martin Fröst in a clarinet concerto.
National Philharmonic Orchestra performs the world premiere of Grażyna Pstrokońska-Nawratil's "Polaris", Bacewicz's Viola Concerto, and Beethoven's Fifth Symphony.
A symphony concert featuring the world premiere of Grażyna Pstrokońska-Nawratil's "Polaris", Bacewicz's Viola Concerto, and Beethoven's Fifth Symphony, performed by the National Philharmonic Orchestra.
An interactive concert for the youngest audiences with FeNek, who searches for a composer's lost metronome. Children discover why rhythm and tempo matter in music.
An interactive concert for children ages 7-12 in which FeNek searches for a composer's lost metronome. Music, mystery, and rhythm discovery at the National Philharmonic.
The National Philharmonic Orchestra and Choir perform Händel's monumental work under conductor Nicholas McGegan. Soloists: Robin Johannsen, Fflur Wyn, Robin Tritschler, and Matthew Brook.
The National Philharmonic Orchestra and Choir perform Händel's monumental work under conductor Nicholas McGegan. Soloists: Robin Johannsen, Fflur Wyn, Robin Tritschler and Matthew Brook.
Brothers Lucas and Arthur Jussen perform works by Bach, Brahms, Lutosławski, Fauré, Ravel and Gershwin in a four-hand piano recital.
Chamber concert as part of the Scena Muzyki Polskiej series: cellist Antoni Wrona and pianist Łukasz Chrzęszczyk perform works by Chopin, Tansman and Panufnik.
The National Philharmonic Orchestra under Krzysztof Urbański performs two symphonic masterworks inspired by folk tradition: Lutosławski's Little Suite and Kilar's Symphonic Poem Krzesany.
The National Philharmonic Orchestra under conductor Krzysztof Urbański performs Brahms's Violin Concerto and Symphony No. 2 with soloist María Dueñas.
A symphony concert at the National Philharmonic in Warsaw.
A concert for the youngest listeners dedicated to Beethoven, with piano in the leading role. A story about the composer's life, his works, and the most famous fragments of his symphonies.
A concert for children dedicated to Beethoven, featuring piano, violins, and cello. Lidia Szpilewska shares the story of the composer's life and his music.
Chamber concert featuring musicians from the National Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Julian Gilewski. The programme includes works by Bach, Mossakowski, and Holst arranged for wind ensemble and organ.
A chamber concert bringing together stylistically diverse works - from Dussek's dramatic miniatures through Satie's satirical *Sports et divertissements* to Messiaen's ornithological inspirations and Janáček's *Concertino*.
The Wrocław Baroque Orchestra NFM under Jaroslav Thiel performs four Bach works in which dialogue between soloists forms the heart of the composition. A concerto for two violins, two harpsichord concertos, and a concerto for oboe and violin create an evening devoted to music of dialogue and mutual listening.
The National Philharmonic Orchestra under Duncan Ward performs works by Malinowski, Shostakovich and Elgar, with pianist Alexander Melnikov as soloist.
The National Philharmonic Orchestra under Duncan Ward performs works by Malinowski, Shostakovich and Elgar, with pianist Alexander Melnikov.
A Christmas concert for the youngest listeners, where FeNek uncovers the musical secrets of winter and Christmas. The Warsaw String Orchestra and Voci di Bambini Choir invite children ages 3-6 to discover Christmas symbols hidden in music.
An interactive concert for children ages 7-12 in which FeNek uncovers Christmas mysteries hidden in music. The Warsaw String Orchestra and Voci di Bambini Choir invite young listeners to search for musical secrets together.
A concert at the National Philharmonic unites Vivaldi and Morricone: the first part features The Four Seasons performed by Konstanty Andrzej Kulka, the second showcases the Italian master's film music with soprano Magdalena Schabowska.
Mauris Ensemble performs Polish chamber works by Schaeffer, Szalonek, Paciorkiewicz and Ciuciura. A concert in the Scena Muzyki Polskiej series.
A Christmas concert featuring the National Philharmonic Choir conducted by Bartosz Michałowski.
The National Philharmonic Orchestra under Mikhail Pletnev performs his Suite for Cello and excerpts from Tchaikovsky's Sleeping Beauty, with cellist Steven Isserlis.
The National Philharmonic Orchestra under Mikhail Pletnev performs suites by Pletnev and Tchaikovsky from Sleeping Beauty, with cellist Steven Isserlis.
A symphony concert featuring the National Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Paul Goodwin. The programme includes Schubert's Symphony No. 5 and Britten's Cantata Saint Nicolas with tenor Ian Bostridge.