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.
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.
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.