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 01. "Walzer (f?r Harfe solo)"
Sonate f?r Harfe und Violine Nr. 1 Es-Dur op. 7 02. "1. Allegro" 03. "2. Andante" 04. "3. Rondo Allegretto" 05. "Polonaise Nr. 2 C-Dur (f?r Harfe solo)" 06. "Polonaise Nr. 1 F-Dur (f?r Harfe solo)" 07. "Variationen Nr. 1 F-Dur (f?r Harfe solo)" 08. "Fandango des Noces de Gamache (f?r Harfe solo)" 09. "L'Esp?rance (Mazurka f?r Harfe solo)"
Sonate Facile f?r Violine und Harfe Es-Dur op. 33 10. "1. Allegro" 11. "2. Romance" 12. "3. Rondo Allegro"
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 | | Description: | The Past of the Future was the guiding motto for Princess Izabela Czartoryska when she created a museum of national memorabilia at the end of the 18th century when Poland lost it's independence. Among the thousands of exhibits is a collection of carefully copied, framed and preserved harp music. It shows that, following the example of the Parisian salons, the harp was also a highly popular instrument in Poland. Two Poles contributed to the development of the harp: Prince Michal Kazimierz Oginski (1728-1800) - hetman, poet, composer and harpist, and his friend Karol Groll (1770-1852) - engraver, constructor, entrepreneur and distinguished scholar of Warsaw. They constructed the world's first harp with a double-action pedal system. Karol Groll patented this invention in London in 1807 and immediately following this he sold it to the French piano and harp builder, Sebastian Erard, who is still considered to be the father of the modern harp. The Czartoryski Library includes works for the pre-Erard harp and for the harp invented in the 19th century. This treasure, a collection of almost 200 titles hidden for over 100 years in Cracow, is an inexhaustible source of inspiration for concerts. The artists have chosen several works arranged in order from the simplest, anonymous composers to works by virtuoso harpists, such as J. B. Cardon, F. Pollini and John Thomas. The mazurka, entitled "L'Esperance" for solo harp, which John Thomas dedicated to Princess Anna Czartoryska in Paris, is a beautiful work related to Poland. It has shades of Chopin in it and the title "Hope" is an expression of the composer's sympathy for Polish efforts to regain independence."Princess Czartoryska's Harp Treasures" is a captivating CD that brings to life the enchanting world of harp music inspired by Princess Czartoryska. Performed by renowned artists Anna Sikorzak-Olek (harp), Konstanty Kulka (violin), and Andrzej, this album presents a rich tapestry of classical pieces, blending elegance with emotional depth. The selection showcases both well-known masterpieces and rare gems from the harp repertoire, offering listeners an immersive musical journey through history and culture. Phasma Music, the label behind this release, is recognized for its dedication to high-quality classical productions and its commitment to promoting exceptional musicians worldwide. Anna Sikorzak-Olek stands out as one of Poland's leading harpists with numerous international awards; violinist Konstanty Kulka has enjoyed a distinguished career performing on prestigious stages across Europe. | | | Manufacturer No.: |
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