In the organizer's words:

Warsaw Chamber Philharmonic Orchestra - Sinfonia MasoviaConductor: Prof. Dr. habil. Dariusz Mikulski

Soloists:

∙MichałLisiewicz - violin

∙AleksandraGudzio - mezzo-soprano

∙MatthiasLademann - piano

Program

Antonio Vivaldi: Le quattro stagioni - "The Four Seasons "Robert Schumann: Song cycle Frauenliebe und Leben op. 42Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Concert aria Ch'io mi scordi di te? KV 505

Prof. Dr. habil. Dariusz Mikulski - ConductorTheinternationally active conductor, horn player and cultural manager is General Director and Artistic Director of the Warsaw Chamber Philharmonic Sinfonia Masovia, the Vienna Royal Artist Orchestra and the Amber Youth Orchestra as well as guest conductor of the Thailand Philharmonic Orchestra. He has given concerts in Europe, Asia and America, teaches as a professor at the Academy of Music in Łódź and combines classical traditions with innovative projects. He was honored by the city of Berlin for his achievements.

Michał Lisiewicz - violin

The violinist from Łódź has performed as a member of the Polska Orkiestra Festiwalowa under Krystian Zimerman in the world's most prestigious halls, including Carnegie Hall New York and Concertgebouw Amsterdam. His training with Zenon Płoszaj and John Holloway shaped his combination of baroque clarity and romantic expression.

Aleksandra Gudzio - mezzo-sopranoThewinner of numerous international competitions, Aleksandra Gudziois considered one of the outstanding Polish singers of her generation. Her lyrical warmth and dramatic intensity make her a sought-after interpreter of both Schumann's lieder and Mozart's operatic roles.

Matthias Lademann - pianoThepianist, who works in Vienna, is a sought-after accompanist and chamber musician. He has worked with artists such as Diana Damrau and Edita Gruberová. As a sensitive lied pianist and proven Mozart interpreter, he combines stylistic elegance with deep expression.

Warsaw Chamber Philharmonic - Sinfonia MasoviaTheensemble was founded in 2014 by Dariusz Mikulski and has since performed on international stages in Poland, Germany, France and Italy. It combines baroque, classical and contemporary music and has performed at the Schleswig-Holstein Music Festival, among others. Sinfonia Masovia received an award from the city of Berlin for its cultural commitment.