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Karol Lipiński-Brańka
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Wojciech Łukaszewski - Divertimento for violin and piano
Karol Lipiński-Brańka - violin
Katarzyna Kluczewska - piano
Wojciech Łukaszewski - composer, music teacher and critic, music life organiser; b. 10th March 1936, Częstochowa; d. 13th April 1978, Częstochowa. He studied composition with Tadeusz Szeligowski and, after the latter’s death, with Tadeusz Paciorkiewicz, in the State Higher School of Music (now - the Music Academy) in Warsaw (1960-65). A year after graduation, he obtained a French Government scholarship and in 1966-67 he developed his knowledge of composition with Nadia Boulanger in Paris. After his return to Poland, he worked as assistant lecturer at the Music Education Dept. of Warsaw’s State Higher School of Music (1967-68), but then settled in his hometown and already in 1967 started teaching music theory in the State Primary and Secondary Music School in Częstochowa. He also took up the post of director of the Music Education Dept., and in 1971 - director of the school, a post he held till the end of his life. He also taught facutative music classes at Częstochowa Polytechnic (1976-77).
Wojciech Łukaszewski made a tremendous contribution to the music life of Częstochowa. He worked as concert presenter for Częstochowa Philharmonic (1968-71), wrote commentaries to concert programmes (1968-78). He was co-founder and vice-president of Częstochowa Music Society (1976-78). He sat on the Programme Board of the National Grażyna Bacewicz Violin Festival. He also collaborated with the Adam Mickiewicz Drama Theatre in Częstochowa (1971-77).
He combined all these posts with composing, and his works brought him many successes, awards and distinctions, incl. in 1965 - 1st prize in the International Student Competition for a Composition about the Koszalin Region for I Name You, Sea for mixed unaccompanied choir (1965), in 1968 - a honorable mention in the Young Composers’ Competition of the Polish Composers’ Union for Musica per archi (1968), in 1969 - 2nd prize (first not granted) in the competition for composers organised by the Wielkopolska Cultural Association in Poznań for Mazowsze for men’s choir (1969), in 1970 - a honorable mention in a National Competition for Composers for a music work on a Gdańsk-related subject for Song about the Soldiers of Westerplatte for mixed choir (1969) and a honorable mention in a Competition for Composers organised by the State Higher School of Music in Wrocław for Wrocław Frescos for solo baritone, reciting voice, solo clarinet, mixed choir and orchestra (1969), in 1973 - 1st prize in a National Competition for Composers for a piano school piece with orchestra for Concertino No. 2 (1973).
Wojciech Łukaszewski was also granted a City Council diploma in recognition of his dedicated work and achievements in the State Primary and Secondary Music School in Częstochowa (1974), Award of the School Superintendent for the Katowice Province for outstanding achievements in teaching and educating (1974), Silver Medal for his contribution to the development of Community Arts Clubs in the Częstochowa and Katowice Provinces (1975), the Medal of Merit to Polish Culture and Silver Cross of Merit (1977). For his compositions, he was awarded the Minister of Culture and Art Award, 2nd Class (1977).
source: www.polmic.pl
Katarzyna Kluczewska - piano
Wojciech Łukaszewski - composer, music teacher and critic, music life organiser; b. 10th March 1936, Częstochowa; d. 13th April 1978, Częstochowa. He studied composition with Tadeusz Szeligowski and, after the latter’s death, with Tadeusz Paciorkiewicz, in the State Higher School of Music (now - the Music Academy) in Warsaw (1960-65). A year after graduation, he obtained a French Government scholarship and in 1966-67 he developed his knowledge of composition with Nadia Boulanger in Paris. After his return to Poland, he worked as assistant lecturer at the Music Education Dept. of Warsaw’s State Higher School of Music (1967-68), but then settled in his hometown and already in 1967 started teaching music theory in the State Primary and Secondary Music School in Częstochowa. He also took up the post of director of the Music Education Dept., and in 1971 - director of the school, a post he held till the end of his life. He also taught facutative music classes at Częstochowa Polytechnic (1976-77).
Wojciech Łukaszewski made a tremendous contribution to the music life of Częstochowa. He worked as concert presenter for Częstochowa Philharmonic (1968-71), wrote commentaries to concert programmes (1968-78). He was co-founder and vice-president of Częstochowa Music Society (1976-78). He sat on the Programme Board of the National Grażyna Bacewicz Violin Festival. He also collaborated with the Adam Mickiewicz Drama Theatre in Częstochowa (1971-77).
He combined all these posts with composing, and his works brought him many successes, awards and distinctions, incl. in 1965 - 1st prize in the International Student Competition for a Composition about the Koszalin Region for I Name You, Sea for mixed unaccompanied choir (1965), in 1968 - a honorable mention in the Young Composers’ Competition of the Polish Composers’ Union for Musica per archi (1968), in 1969 - 2nd prize (first not granted) in the competition for composers organised by the Wielkopolska Cultural Association in Poznań for Mazowsze for men’s choir (1969), in 1970 - a honorable mention in a National Competition for Composers for a music work on a Gdańsk-related subject for Song about the Soldiers of Westerplatte for mixed choir (1969) and a honorable mention in a Competition for Composers organised by the State Higher School of Music in Wrocław for Wrocław Frescos for solo baritone, reciting voice, solo clarinet, mixed choir and orchestra (1969), in 1973 - 1st prize in a National Competition for Composers for a piano school piece with orchestra for Concertino No. 2 (1973).
Wojciech Łukaszewski was also granted a City Council diploma in recognition of his dedicated work and achievements in the State Primary and Secondary Music School in Częstochowa (1974), Award of the School Superintendent for the Katowice Province for outstanding achievements in teaching and educating (1974), Silver Medal for his contribution to the development of Community Arts Clubs in the Częstochowa and Katowice Provinces (1975), the Medal of Merit to Polish Culture and Silver Cross of Merit (1977). For his compositions, he was awarded the Minister of Culture and Art Award, 2nd Class (1977).
source: www.polmic.pl
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Beautiful bow work over a gorgeous arrangement.
anyone have sheet music for this arrangement?
@@jonahsatey8213 you can find it on IMSLP for free.
Great 👏 👏👏
Pure beauty!
Excellent !!
Beautiful! I love this piece
Me too❤ i never felt emotional to classical songs😢❤
@@redelijah4692 try variation 18 from rhapsody on a theme of paganini by the same composer.
Any other pianists here that kinda hate it? 😭 it’s not that it’s bad or anything, it just really irks me to hear it in C major with a weird piano arrangement. I need to listen to the real thing to cleanse myself! Lol
I'm here. The thing that irks me is the tempo. It doesn't feel or sound as sincere as the original concerto. If they could've gone slower it would be better. It's not bad and I can say that with certainty, but it's just not my type of transcription. If Liszt was still alive when Rach 2 was released, he probably had a way better transcription.
@@GabsARVyeah, I would have to agree with you. And I even think that I take a relatively brisk tempo for some of this piece compared to some people (I have recording of it on my TH-cam channel, Though I’m not the best example of how I want things to sound sometimes), but there are just some moments in this recording that lose the magic of the original because of the tempo they take. Such as 3:13, which is marked “Allargando” in the original. Liszt transcriptions are fire though! I would pay money to have Liszt come back from the dead and transcribe this, just to see what would happen. Lol
As a violinist, I was at first like, cmon another pianist that hates violin transcriptions, but I totally agree about the key. The worst part really is the C major is so dry nd is nowhere near the original color. Just tryna make it "violin friendly" was a bad idea. I would take this and transpose it back to E. I guess the piano part is too simplified as well. This arr. should be more like a duet than a piano accomp.
AKA the one from scarface, the one used to be married to Sonny Bono and the one who supports terror now
Absolutely gorgeous! Just so beautiful! Thank you so much of this rendition.
So beautiful.
This sounds like it belongs in a Ghibli movie.
Very good but piano is way too present!
It is an incredible performance
Score please?
Lovely
the transposition really spoiled the piece.
Yeah it would probably sound better higher up on the violin idk why they would make it in c major. Nice tho
Anyone else hear ‘all by myself’ 😅😂
The tonality is changed?
L0
Delicious man!
if you are looking for the sheetmusic of this arrangement, search "rachmaninoff kreisler preghiera imslp" and then look up the arrangement section.
I've been searching for this everywhere.. I'm glad I was alive to listen to this
I WISH TO HAVE BEEN BORN IN THE CLASSICAL ERA 😭😭
This piece wasn't even composed in the classical era. What you'd get in the classical era would be sickness
@@CougheePls its sarcasm you should try it sometime, i know he is in the late romantic era. But you aint wrong though 😂
@@hikarifenikkusu18 that ain't sarcasm, that's just wrong. I don't think yk what sarcasm even is.
@@CougheePls have a great day sweetie lmao
@@hikarifenikkusu18 it's night here where I'm at, but whatever makes u happy I guess
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I am here because of Twoset Violin's arrangement. I'm in tears ✨
Same 🥰
The reason I learned piano is so I could play as a duet and I found a partner and he played violin on our wedding he and played this and this brings me so much joy to see others love the piece that we fell in love together while playing it
Same. Also congrats Cameron, that’s sounds so nice
@@cameronarcher1410 aww that is so beautiful man, worthy of cherishing forever.❤️
No way same tho
Where I can get the sheet music for the piano and for the violin?
search "rachmaninoff kreisler preghiera imslp" and then look up the arrangement section.
I absolutely love this, thank you so much!
This is epic
i'm here because twoset:))
Hai kak
So raw I love it could listen to this for hours
Gets me every time, incredibly beautiful 👏
Rachmaninoff was really clever to write the melody for winds. It works so much better.
pitchy
Beautiful <3
Bravissimi! This was precious! Joy in the music!
this is polish pm's work? interesting to c poland rightfully sabotaging the eu now!
Paderewski was polish PM about 100years ago. Great pianist and great politician. About the second part of your comment - please believe most of us are scared about present situation.
how's this a prayer?too melancholic & dramatic for title,but workable arrangement.
Its Kreisler’s arr and he gave the title… 😉
Magnificent performance and arrangement. I just LOVED it!! Bravo
wow
Don’t ever delete this video, beautiful performance! 😁
It's so cool and very lovely melody 🥺💛 I want to be your friend 😭
Sounds just like all by myself by Celine Dion! This piece is beautiful
all by myself was actually inspired by this piece!
@@99wntr yup heavily inspired and I’m pretty sure ceiline dion sampled it from someone else also.
@@alexaben6299 Celine Dion’s All By Myself was taken from the original All By Myself by Eric carmen.
It is beautiful, and immediately made me think of "Explorers" by Muse. I think many have been inspired by this beautiful piece.
I still cant find the proper sheet music for the violin. Someone help!!
it's on imslp!
search "rachmaninoff kreisler preghiera imslp" and then look up the arrangement section.
💜💜💜💜
AAAAAAAAALL BYYYYYYYY MYYYYYYYSEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEELF
Anymore!
❤🍃
日本のサントリーホールでクレーメルがアンコールでこの曲を演奏してくれました。原曲を超えた美しさの編曲にはとても感動しました。今回のこの演奏もそれに劣らず心のこもった素晴らしい演奏であります。ラフマニノフへの愛を感じます。ただバイオリン曲として至高の名曲なのですが、楽譜が手に入らなくて困っています。入手方法を教えていただければと思います。
Imslpでラフマニノフ ピアノ協奏曲2番で検索すると、アレンジのところに出てきますよ！
balls itch…
search "rachmaninoff kreisler preghiera imslp" and then look up the arrangement section.
this made me cry
Everytime i also hear this i cry...
Znakomite wykonanie tej pięknej Sonaty Paderewskiego! Piękny dźwięk, elegancja, znakomita technika i prowadzenie frazy. I rewelacyjna pianistka! Gratulacje! :)
Nice