79th Duszniki Zdrój International Chopin Piano Festival, 2nd August - 10th August 2024

 

 I will not be covering as a music critic the remarkable Duszniki Zdrój International Chopin Festival this year 

Programme

2.08.2024

Friday  8 pm

Inaugural Recital

Martin GARCIA GARCIA

3.08.2024

Saturday  4 pm

Hao RAO

8 pm

Jan JIRACEK von ARNIM

4.08.2024

Sunday  4 pm

Eryk PARCHAŃSKI

Mateusz DUBIEL

8 pm

Yeol Eum SON

5.08.2024

Monday   4 pm

Jaeden IZIK-DZURKO

8 pm

Alexander GADJIEV

6.08.2024

Tuesday  4 pm

Sophia LIU

9 pm

NOKTURN

Host: Sławomira ŁOZIŃSKA

7.08.2024

Wednesday  4 pm

Adi NEUHAUS

8 pm

Szymon NEHRING

8.08.2024

Thursday  4 pm

Piotr ALEXEWICZ

8 pm

Eric GUO

Concert on a historical piano

9.08.2024

Friday  4 pm

Avery GAGLIANO

8 pm

Beata BILIŃSKA

10.08.2024

Saturday  4 pm

Arsenii MOON

8 pm

Final Recital

Alberto NOSÈ

Here is the full programme of works chosen by the artists

https://festival.pl/en/79th-duszniki-international-piano-festiwal-programm/

XXIII National Piano Master Classes in Duszniki-Zdrój

Lecturers

August 2-6, 2024 – Prof. Jan JIRACEK von ARNIM
On: August 2, 4, 5 and 6 from 10:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
August 3 classes canceled

August 7-10, 2024 – Prof. Alberto NOSÈ
from 10:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.


Official Website : https://festival.pl/

More information on the artists can be found on the Facebook page of the Artistic Director, Prof. Piotr Paleczny


For all classical music lovers who cannot attend Duszniki-Zdrój, thanks to the collaboration with Dwojka - Program 2 Polskiego Radia, you will be able to hear selected concerts from the festival on air.


Transmissions:
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2 August at 8:00pm - Piano Recital: Martin Garcia Garcia
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August 3 pm 20:00 - Piano recital: Jan Jiracek von Arnim
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August 8, at 8:00pm - Piano recital: Eric Guo
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9 August at 20:00 - Piano recital: Beata Bilinska
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10 August at 8:00 pm - Piano recital: Alberto Nose


Concerts are streamed individually on YouTube Duszniki Zdrój with the name of the artist

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If you wish to read my detailed reviews of past Duszniki Zdrój  festivals the links are here:


Past International Chopin Festival Posts



The 78th International Chopin Festival in Duszniki-Zdrój, 4-12 August 2023

The 77th International Chopin Festival in Duszniki-Zdrój, 5-13 August 2022 

The 76th International Chopin Festival in Duszniki-Zdrój, 6-14 August 2021

The 75th Duszniki Zdroj International Chopin Piano Festival 2020

The 74th Duszniki Zdroj International Chopin Piano Festival 2019
The 73rd Duszniki Zdroj International Chopin Piano Festival 2018

The 72nd Duszniki Zdroj International Chopin Piano Festival 2017

The 71st Duszniki Zdroj International Chopin Piano Festival 2016

The 70th Duszniki Zdroj International Chopin Piano Festival 2015

The 69th Duszniki Zdroj International Chopin Piano Festival 2014  

The 68th Duszniki Zdroj International Chopin Piano Festival 2013
http://www.michael-moran.com/2013/07/68th-international-chopin-piano.html

The 67th Duszniki Zdroj International Chopin Piano Festival 2012
http://www.michael-moran.com/2012/07/67th-duszniki-zdroj-international.html 

The 66th. Duszniki Zdroj International Chopin Piano Festival 2011
http://www.michael-moran.com/2011/08/66th-duszniki-zdroj-international.html

The 65th. Duszniki Zdroj International Chopin Piano Festival 2010
http://www.michael-moran.com/2010/08/65th-duszniki-zdroj-international.html

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