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Gliwicki Festiwal Bachowski

Name:

Gliwicki Festiwal Bachowski

Location:

Gliwice, Poland

Venues:

kościół pw. Podwyższenia Krzyża Świętego (Holy Cross Church), ul. Daszyńskiego 2
kościół pw. św. Bartłomieja (St. Bartholomew Church), ul. Toszecka 36
kościół pw. Wszystkich Świętych (All Saints Church), ul. Kościelna

Years:

Since 2000 (Annual Festival)

Months:

July (2005-2011, 2013)
August-September (2012)

Artistic Director:

Organizer: Stowarzyszenie Klub Inicjatyw Kulturalnych (Club Association for Cultural Initiatives)
Festival director Piotr Oczkowski
Organizational Collaboration: Anna Katyńska

Ensembles:

V/A

Website:

Gliwicki Festiwal Bachowski on Facebook

History & Mission:

Gliwicki Festiwal Bachowski (Gliwice Bach Festival) is taking place annually since 2000 cyclical cultural event of international scope. Throughout its history, the festival has often been visited ny the most prominent national and international performers who, thanks to the festival could be presented for the first time to the Silesia audience.
The guests of the festival have included harpsichordists: Allan Rasmussen (Denmark), Lorenzo Feder (Italy), Elżbieta Stefańska, Władysław Kłosiewicz, violinist Johannes Pramsohler (Italy), Lilia Slavny (Israel), Agata Sapiecha, Konstanty A. Kulka, cellist Andrzej Bauer, gambist Marc Caudle (England), ensembles Arte dei Suonatori, Concerto Polacco, Il Tempo, La Tempesta, Haag Hofmuzieck, Cracovia Danza.
The festival is the oldest evbent in the region, giving the audience the opportunity to see and hear live old musical instruments. Athe festival tok took place the Polish premieres of works by J.S. Bach and other composers of the Baroque period, which place the fesival in the mainstream of the most significant events of its kind in the country. The idea behind the festival is to present the works of J.S. Bach as a center of modern music, and ongoing source of inspiration for artists of different genres. Thanks to its formula the festival, in addition to early music performed on period instruments and in accordance with the historical principles, includes dance performances, jazz music and entertainment. Over the years the festival has become a recognized brand that distinguishes the region internationally, promoting the tourist and historical region and its sights. It is organized in cooperation with the Municipality of Gliwice.

Recent Festivals:

6th Festival: Jul 2005
7th Festival: Jul 14-22, 2006
8th Festival: Jul 13-28, 2007
9th Festival: Jul 19-30, 2008
10th Festival: Jul 14-28, 2009

11th Festival: Jul 14-28, 2010
12th Festival: Jul 14-27, 2011
13th Festival: Aug 10-Sep 4, 2012
14th Festival: Jul 25-31, 2013
15th Festival: Jul 20-29, 2014
15th Festival: Jul 16-26, 2015

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9th Festival - 2008

10th Festival - 2009

11th Festival - 2010

12th Festival - 2011

13th Festival - 2012
 

14th Festival - 2013

15th Festival - 2014

16th Festival - 2015    
 
   

Source: Various Websites

Prepared by Aryeh Oron (November 2011 - March 2016)


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