Arthur Rubinstein Philharmonic

Chamber music concert

“The organs constructed at the Arthur Rubin­stein Philharmonic are unique in that they are two completely independent instruments in different historical styles. Either organ has its own set of pipes, even though they are incor­porated in one façade. Such a solution makes it possible to present almost the entire range of organ music and experience it in one con­cert hall. Thanks to this pieces from different epochs can be performed in a way that is true to their original versions. One does not have to make artistic compromises, which is inevitable in the case of so-called universal organs. Now music from each epoch may be played most expressively and presented to the audiences just as it was envisioned by its composers” – says Krzysztof Urbaniak, organ consultant to the Arthur Rubinstein Philharmonic. The or­gan concert given 14th of June provide an excel­lent opportunity to experience the variety of organ music mentioned above. The concerts feature Roman Perucki, the chief manager of the Polish Baltic Philharmonic (or­gans), and Sławomir Cichor (trumpet). The concert program offers a journey throughout the ages, ranging from the ba­roque master J. S. Bach, to M. L. Takle – „Blues Toccata”.

Programme:
J. S. Bach, A. Guilmant, Ch.-M. Widor,
M. L. Takle – „Blues Toccata”,
M.-A. Charpentier – „Te Deum” w opr. na trąbkę i organy

Wykonawcy:

Roman Perucki – organ, Sławomir Cichor – trumpet