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Date: 19 October 2010

Chopin Songbook

 Polish Culture Society Chopin2010 Celebration Committee with special partner Red Deer Public Library presets CHOPIN on the Go - Chopin Songbook by Kuba Stankiewicz Group with Kuba Stankiewicz, Inga Lewandowska and Grzegorz Nagorski from Poland and guests Kent Sangster, Mike Lent and Sandro Dominelli. 

Monday, October 19, 2010 at 7pm in 

Snell Auditorium, Downtown Branch

Red Deer Public Library, 4818-49 Street

ADMISSION FREE

“Chopin's music was an inspiration to Kuba Stankiewicz, a leading pianist on the Polish acoustic jazz scene. 

In his project Chopin Songbook, carried out with vocalist Inga Lewandowska, Stankiewicz demonstrated considerable musical sensitivity, successfully making his own entry in the rich tradition of Chopin inspiration in Polish jazz.”

Jazz Jamboree; Warsaw Voice 23.10.2003

“Pianist Kuba Stankiewicz has produced a hauntingly atmospheric set of arrangements, which - greatly aided by the remarkable, vibrato-free voice of Inga Lewandowska - bring out the 'folk' elements of the original songs.  Suave sounds!”

                Discovery Records; Specialist Music CDs & DVDs

Date: 17 October 2010

Chopin Songbook - All Souls Day Jazz Concert

October 17, 2010 at 7:30 pm in Yardbird Suite, Edmonton you are invited for a Jazz Concert presenting  Chopin Songbook by Kuba Stankiewicz Group with Kuba Stankiewicz, Inga Lewandowska and Grzegorz Nagorski from Poland and guests Kent Sangster, Mike Lent and Sandro Dominelli. 

Tickets cost $35 ($30 for students/seniors) and are available at TIX On The Square, 780-420-1757 or www.tixonthesquare.ca.

Date: 1 October 2010

Jan Lisiecki with Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra

October 1 and 2, 2010 in Jack Singer Hall, Calgary - Jan Lisiecki with Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra Chopin's first piano Concerto.

Did you know?

Chopin was a great patriot, a political exile without the right to come back to Poland, which at that time was under the Russian Empire’s rule. Unfortunately his life for a couple of decades after the Second World War was presented by the way of a fairytale about the child prodigy, who became very successful in his career and having left Poland, never came back.

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