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List of Best Things to do in Katowice
National Symphony Orchestra of the Polish Radio
Silesian Museum
Nikiszowiec
Valley of Three Ponds (Dolina Trzech Stawow)
Guitar History Museum
Spodek
Kosciuszko Park
Museum of the History of Katowice
Silesian Insurgents' Monument (Pomnik Powstancow Slaskich)
Silesia Park
Computer Museum - David Larsen Microcomputer Historical Collection
David Larsen in his computer Museum
40 years as historical computer collector Museum in
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Dave's Historical Computer blog
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LCF Group -'Bugbook Historical Microcomputer Museum'- David Larsen has been collecting computer memorabilia for over 50years - started with his being sent to the Remington Rand Univac School (1957) on the big old tube systems. Dave has been involved in teaching, writing and collection microcomputers from the start of the Intel 4004 microprocessor chip in 1971 and has an extensive Smithsonian quality collection with many 1000's of items. We are very pleased to have several Apple 1 Microcomputers and perhaps the oldest Mitts Altair 8800 Microcomputer - serial number 21 . This is just a very small sample of the computers and memorabilia in the historical collection. The LCF Group has about 200 of the calculators & Microcomputers from the (Bugbook Computer Museum) on display at the Village Green - Professional Center suite 8 in Floyd Virginia 1-540-808-2880 .
Rawa Blues 2012, Katowice Poland (Pro Shoot)
Rawa Blues 2012, Katowice Poland (Television)
Where Pola Negri once lived: Sosnowiec, 1919 -- Tango El pañuelito
The only Polish star who achieved great success in world cinema, first in German and later in Hollywood, died on 1 August 1987 in San Antonio, Texas, where she lived the last years of her life. Twenty years later, on the anniversary occasion, Pola Negri returned to Polish history, first as a heroine of the film exhibition arranged by the Museum of Cinematography in Łódź and more recently, during the Week of Pola Negri Film Center in Katowice.
It happened that the fate of the star is also associated with Sosnowiec, the Polish town situated South, close to the Upper Silesia Region.
The history of this affair began one winter day in early 1919 when Pola Negri was traveling by train from Warsaw to Berlin, carrying with her a copy of Slaves of the Senses, her first film made in Poland in 1914. At the border station in Sosnowiec, one of the custom officers stopped the boxes of the film. For that reason, Pola Negri went to the police commander in Sosnowiec, a young lieutenant Eugene Dąmbski. What started as a misunderstanding, ended as an invitation to the local restaurant. Next train took Pola Negri to Berlin, but since then she remained in contact with Eugene Dąmbski, exchanging with him more a more passionate letters.
Count Dąmbski, by the family title, served in Pilsudski's Legions, then entered the clandestine Polish Military Organization, which in November 1918 was used to disarm the Germans in Sosnowiec. In 1919, he was there a commander of the Police and Border Guard.
In her memoirs, Pola Negri does not give the date of the marriage, simply says that she came to Sosnowiec with her mother, with whom she stayed first for a few days in a hotel. Factually, the marriage celebration took place on November 5th, 1919 in the Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, which is the cathedral of the Diocese of Sosnowiec today. The marriage certificate that still exists in church files indicates interestingly that Pola Negri signed it up immediately as Apolonia hr. Dąmbska-Chałupiec.
After getting married, Pola Negri lived with Dąmbski in Sosnowiec at Kołłątaja 6th street, in the house which still exists, although today it is neglected and has a completely changed facade. Dąmbski's apartments were probably on the first floor. However, after decades, it was difficult to recognize its former appearance, as well as the entire building outlook.
It is not clear how long Pola Negri actually lived in Sosnowiec. She mentions that she returned to Berlin after eight months. But she had to leave earlier to make her next films. It seems that Pola Negri left for Berlin within a few weeks after the wedding. One Berlin newspaper reported that in December 1919 the star checked into a hotel in Charlottenburg as Dąmbska, the Countess. The marriage quickly fell apart what Pola Negri describes at length in her autobiography, knocking all the blame on her husband. Unknown, however, is his opinion on this matter. What is certain is that the great love has turned out to be a great mistake; the divorce took place in 1922.
With passing time, the house at 6 Kołłątaja unveiled a commemorative plaque, resembling that in the years 1919-1920 there lived Pola Negri. Certainly, she lived there shortly but still -- she did.
My thanks to Mr Józef K., a friend of my channel, for his suggestion to visit that place and for giving me a lift there on March 15th, 2012, as well as for Daniel who actively participated in that excursion and made also some photos that I decided to include to the video, too.
Accompanying music is the 1925 recording of the tango composed by Juan de Dios Filiberto (1885 -- 1964), an Argentine violinist, conductor, poet and composer who became prominent in the Argentine tango genre. Music performed by the Varaldi Tango Band of Hotel Savoy, London.
El pañuelito (The handkerchief)
The white handkerchief
I offered you once,
now soaked with my tears
is lying before me.
How many times I was kissing it
because of that lost love.
Your name is embroidered on it
and I always have it with me.
How much of pain it brings
when reminding me of you.
(transl. from Argentine original: JP)
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Marcin Dylla plays Nocturnal by Benjamin Britten
Marcin Dylla plays Nocturnal by Benjamin Britten.
Biografia
Hailed by Washington Post as among the most gifted guitarists on the planet Polish guitarist, Marcin Dylla is a rare phenomenon in recent history of Classical Guitar. Many music critics, connoisseurs and music lovers certify that Marcin Dylla is among the worlds elite of classical guitar players. He has earned this position, among others, to unparalleled number of awards including 19 First Prizes from 1996-2007 at the most prestigious international music competitions around the world. His last triumph was the Gold Medal of the 2007 Guitar Foundation of America International Competition in Los Angeles known as the most prestigious guitar contest in the world followed by tour of over 50 cities in North America, Mexico and Canada during 2008-09 season, live recital video recording for Mel Bay Publications and CD recording for Naxos that reached the Naxos Top 10 Bestselling Albums in September 2008. His live recital DVD Wawel Royal Castle at Dusk was nominated for 2010 Fryderyk Award (equal to American Grammy) in the category of Solo Classical Music Album of the Year.
Spring of 2010 highlights in North America included recitals in Cincinnati, Lexington, Chicago, Los Angeles, San Francisco, New Jersey and Seattle as well as appearing with Riverside Symphonia in Piazzollas double concerto for guitar and bandoneon. During 2009-10 season Mr. Dylla appeared in solo recital in Norway, Spain, Hungary, Sweden, Denmark, Poland and Italy where he returned to serve on the distinguished jury panel of the 42nd edition of Michele Pittalugas International Classical Guitar Competition. He also returned to Germany for several recitals throughout the country ending with his return to Koblenz International Guitar Festival and competition.
During 2008-09 season and following his GFA victory he performed recitals in China followed by European engagements in Italy, Spain, Portugal, Denmark, Hungary, Lithuania, Poland and Germany where he appeared with the Stuttgart Radio Symphony Orchestra at Stuttgart Liederhalle and in Romania with the National Romanian Radio Orchestra in Bucharest performing Concierto de Aranjuez by Joaquin Rodrigo.
In 2007, Mr. Dylla performed as a soloist with the Hermitage State Orchestra at the Hermitage Festival in St. Petersburg followed by an exceedingly successful tour of the U.S. in the fall performing Rodrigos Concierto de Aranjuez in a number of concerts with the Fort Collins Symphony under Wes Kenney, the Acadiana Symphony Orchestra and the Riverside Symphonia under the baton of Mariusz Smolij. In 2006, Cecilia Rodrigo, daughter of the legendary Spanish composer, Joaquin Rodrigo, chose Mr. Dylla to perform the world premiere of a lately discovered new guitar work by her father entitled Toccata (1933) at Reina Sofia Museum of Modern Art in Madrid. In 2002, at the 7th International Guitar Convent in Alessandria, Marcin Dylla was granted a gold guitar musical critics award for the best coming young guitar player.
He has appeared in a number of distinguished concert halls such as Konzerthaus, Musikverein and Palais Lobkovitz in Vienna (Austria), Auditorio Nacional and Auditorio Conde Duque in Madrid (Spain), St. Petersburg Philharmonic Hall (Russian Federation), Kleinhans Music Hall in Buffalo (USA), Villa Hügel in Essen (Germany) and the Palazzina Liberty in Milan (Italy).
Apart from his guest performances at virtually every major European and North American guitar festival, he has been regularly invited to appear at Festival Internazionale Settimane Musicali di Stresa (Italy), Don Quixote Music Festival (Paris, France), Burghofspiele Eltville (Germany), International Festival Musical Olympus (St. Petersburg, Russian Federation), Inverno Musicale (Alzano, Italy), Central European Music Festival (Zilinai, Lithuania), Festival Internacional de Música (Toledo, Italy) and Musique Dans la Rue (Aix-en-Provence, France).
Furthermore, he has appeared as soloist with Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra (USA), Orquesta Sinfónica de Radio Television Espanola (RTVE Madrid, Spain), St. Petersburg Philharmonia Orchestra (Russian Federation), Orchestra Filharmonica di Torino (Italy) and the Essen Chamber Orchestra (Germany) under the baton of JoAnn Falletta, Alexander Rahbari and Mariusz Smolij.
Marcin Dylla was born in Chorzow in 1976. He received his first guitar lessons at the Ruda Slaska Music Conservatory in his native Poland. From 1995 to 2000 he studied at the Music Academy of Katowice with Adi Wanda Palacz. He then completed his studies with Prof. Oscar Ghiglia, Prof. Sonja Prunnbauer and Prof. Carlo Marchione at the Music Academies of Basel (Switzerland), Freiburg (Germany) and Maastricht (The Netherlands), respectively. He is currently a Professor at the Music Academy in Kraków and Katowice.
Michał Cała - Silesia - March 2018
Silesia
From 1975-1992, Michał Cała photographed the Silesia region in his home country of Poland. In the 1970s and early 1980s the area was at its peak of industrial development and mining activity, providing mass employment at the expense of the environment and public health. Cala remembers his first impression of Silesia as “terrifying and beautiful at the same time,” leading him to focus his camera on the natural and altered landscape as well as its inhabitants. Although the mines, factories, laborers’ housing districts, and slag heaps no longer exist, the artist’s gelatin silver prints serve as as an unsettling yet intriguing visual record of this recent period in Polish history.
Michał Cała was born in Toruń, Poland in 1948 and studied aircraft construction at the University of Technology in Warsaw in the early 1970s. From 1974 to 1983 he worked as an engineer in various companies in Silesia and began photographing in the area. In 1977 he moved to Tychy in Upper Silesia, where he co-founded the photographers’ association KRON and became a member of the ZPAF, the Union of Polish Art Photographers. In 2007 he was named one of most important Polish photographers in the last century and participated in the group exhibition Polish Photography in the 20th Century shown in Warsaw and in Vilnius, Lithuania. Cala’s work is in several museum collections, including in the Silesian Museum of Katowice, the Silesian Library in Katowice, the Upper Silesian Museum in Bytom, the Coal Mining Museum in Zabrze, and in the local government building in Duisburg in the Ruhr, Germany, and various private collections. Publications on his work include The Anthology of Polish Photography 1839–1989, The Masters of Polish Landscape, and Polish Photography in the 20th Century. Cala now lives in Bielsko-Biała in Poland and is represented by MMX Gallery in London.
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A Walk Through Krakow, July 4, 2013
A walk through the downtown Krakow, Poland. July 4, 2013.
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Eugenia Gortchakova Portrait, documentary film about German-Russian artist, 2010
This film is a self portrait of Eugenia Gortchakova, great Russian-German artist and a friend of mine, who recently passed away.
born in Kirov, Russland;
Painting, Video, Print, Photo
Investigates Time and Communocation theories / Focus: Literature and Philosophy
1967-72 Philology- and 1978-82 Art History-Studies at State-University Moscow
1991-92 Atelier in Paris; 1992 Atelier at Oldenburg
1996 II.Prize of the V. Intern. Print-Biennial of the Diozesan-Museum Katowice,
1994 Prize of the 1.Biennial d‘Alcoj, Spain
1997 Prize at the Intern. Print-Triennail in Cairo
1997 Prize 4.Triennial for Small Print Forms Chamalières
1999 1.Prize of the XXXI. Symposion, Gyor, Hungary
1999 Honorable Mention 12. Intern. Print- Triennial Fredrikstad
2000 Sponsors-Prize V. Intern. Print- Biennial Sapporo, Japan
2006 New York grant of BBK Bremen
2006 Prize of Art-Academy Katowice, Intern. Print Triennail Krakau
2007 Grant Bishkek Art Center, Kyrgyzstan
2008 Diplom „Gold Tamburin“ Filmfestival, Chanty-Mansijsk
2009 Artfestival Mahares, Tunis
2009 Project – Prize, Biennial Novosibirsk
Individual Exhibitions (selected)
2005 Museum Cloppenburg
2005 Gallery Schulok, Iserlohn
2005Museum “Old Sarepta” Volgograd
2006 DAGallery, Berlin
2006 Gallery Salustowicz, Bielefeld
006 M’ARS Gallery, Moscow
2007 Galeria Zejscie Krakow
2007 BWA Olsztyn
2008 Kunstverein Vechta
2008 Gallery Herold, Bremen
2008 DAG, Berlin
2009 Vrubel art museum, Omsk
2010 Galerie Regina, Dortmund
2010 Künstlerhaus Wien
Group Exhibitions (selected)
2001 Markers‘, an outdoor banner project for the 49th Biennial of Venice
2001 „perplex“– 75 Years GEDOK, Bundeskunst- und Ausstellungshalle Bonn
2002 Intergrafia – World Award Winners Gallery Torun
2002 Markers‘ Project Kassel
2002 „Light in Abstract Painting“, Gallery EL, Elblag, BWA Olsztyn, Nationalmuseum Szcze cin, Polish Center of Sculpture, Oronsko
2003 „Wandering Library“, Ebraic Museum Venice
2003 Symposium-Anniversary-Exhibition Town Museum Gyor;
2003 International Biennial Gyor;
2003 Museum- Biennial, Museum Krasnoyarsk
2003 International Print- Triennial Cracow;
2003 International Triennial „Colour in Print“,Torun
2004 „AUS-SICHTEN“ Statemuseum Cottbus
2004 „Non-conformists Aujourd‘hui“ Museum Cagnes – sur – mer
2004 „Ewige Weite“ Bamberger Dom
2005 „Kunstfrühling“ Towngallery Bremen
2005 Biennale Kaliningrad
2005 „Pols apart Poles together“ Markers‘ V, 51. Biennale Venice
2005 Hercules-Festival, Lenox Gallery, London
2006 Frans-Masareel-Centrum Kasterlee
2006 Museum Herne, Collection Alexander Baier
2006 ANIGMA, Videofestival, Novosibirsk
2006 Intern. Print Triennial Krakau
2007 Portrait, Town-Gallery Bremen
2007 ANIGMA, Videofestival, Novosibirsk
2007 Triennale Krakau at H. Jansen Museum, Oldenburg
2007 „Scharf“ Kubus, Hannover
2007 „Paradies“ Schloss Dornum
2007 Gyeongnam International Art Festival; Korea
2007 Markers‘ VI:“Devine In.Tent“ Venedig; Kassel; New York
2007 14th Tallinn Print Triennial
2007 „Madonna“ Art-Church St. Stephani, Bremen
2007 „Peinlich“(painful), WUK, Vienna
2008 „Wahrheit ist, was uns verbindet“ K.Jaspers Kunst zu philosophieren UNI Oldenburg
2008 SCHARF! Kulturzentrum ZOLLHAUS Leer
2008 Moll Psychoanalytisches Institut Bremen
2008 Himmel und Hölle Kulturkirche Bremen
2008 Urban Jealousy – the 1st International Roaming Biennial of Tehran . Want to support my channel? Buy me a coffee :) buymeacoffee.com/SvetlanaBakushinaArt Thank you!
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The Music in the Library featuring Rykarda Parasol
Rykarda Parasol performed in the UCSF Library's Lange Reading Room as part as Campus Life Services Arts & Events Women's History Month Celebration.
This FREE performance was sponsored by the Sarah B. Childs Fund.
ZajeBeastie Boys live at the Mile Stone Jazz Club in Krakow.
The ZajeBeastie Boys (Alex Carlin & Jacek Glowacki) performing live at the Mile Stone Jazz Club in Krakow
Guitar Show on DC Street
Was just passing by Verizon Center, DC Street near Chinatown Metro n Smithsonian Museum and saw this Guy playing this fine instrument.
Enjoy the HD Show.
Deep Purple Dallas Texas House Of Blues
Dallas Texas House Of Blues
Aug. 25, 2007
Byron Coley & Lydia Lunch - The Rest is Propaganda: Hearing, Writing & Performing Punk
Part of the 2016 UMass Amherst Libraries Special Collections and University Archives eleventh Annual Colloquium on Social Change entitled Documenting Punk. Panel featuring Byron Coley & Lydia Lunch. Coley discusses his experiences as a writer in the punk scene in the 1970s and 1980s. Lunch discusses her evolution as a spoken word and no wave performer in New York in the 1970s and 1980s. Moderated by Tanya Pearson & Jeremy Smith. Part of the 2016 Special Collections and University Archives eleventh Annual Colloquium on Social Change.
They Hit a Blue Note: Music of the South, Part 4
Part four of the early history of Jazz, pre-New Orleans, and it's cultural roots in the music of the South and slavery.
Muzyki by Michał Zygmunt- trailer
Muzyki (Musics) by Michał Zygmunt
Trailer of a documentary film by Aga Gonczarek and Patryk Kizny
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Film Synopsis
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Muzyki (Musics) is a creative documentary about the stimulative process of making music, materialized in an artistic collaboration of the musician Michał Zygmunt and filmmakers Aga Gonczarek & Patryk Kizny. It explores the inspirations, the quest for one's roots, the artistic meetings and the musical journey into the unknown, which all lead to the creation of a unique music album and a series of exceptional live music performances. It reveals a modern interpretation of Polish roots culture by means of music and imagery.
The main characters are three artists: a contemporary Polish musician, Michał Zygmunt, a Swiss music producer, Roli Mosimann and a Polish folk musician of older generation, Zdzisław Jamborski, that have learnt to to read the score late in his life. Each of these characters tells his own story, shares his fascination for the music and brings his own unique attitude and personal charisma to the recording studio, influencing the work on the album. Each of them has different goals and spreads different message.
The contemporary musician seeks for his own roots and traces the history of his family. He collects the fragments of pre-war folk songs and tunes, sung and played by the local people who had lived in his region before the World War II. His journey to the past becomes even more intense when he starts collecting old pre-war photographs showing local people's ordinary day-to-day life. Overwhelmed by many intense feelings, he enters the recording studio with the aim to transform his emotions into the modern musical expression with respects to the generations of the past, and to pave the new musical path in his artistic life. In this process, the instrument becomes his voice.
The music producer seeks for the perfect sound, that makes the album unique, and is fully concentrated on squeezing the most out of the qualities of the studio and the time remained for recording. His perspective is a more general one, as he strives to find the common baseline for every kind of music that he happens to work on. His adventure with the folk music means picking up some interesting aspects of that music, the aspects that actually define its nature, understanding them deeply and translating them into a brand new, modern sound or effect. The studio is his instrument.
The old folk musician is the only person in the studio who was accompanied by the folk music throughout his whole life. He has preserved the skills of playing the folk tunes in a pure, authentic manner. For him, playing in the recording studio means living the trace of his professional life as a musician for new generations of listeners. It's a crowning of musical life for him, a proof that younger people still care about the tradition and the qualities of old melodies.
Those three different perspectives build up an interesting story about the multidimensional meaning of music and leave the audience with numerous unanswered questions about the old world that passed away and contemporary human condition.
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Credits
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All music written and performed by
Michał Zygmunt
Music produced by
Port Bankok Music
Cast:
Michał Zygmunt
Roli Mosimann
Zdzisław Jamborski
Łukasz Twarkowski (Off-screen voice)
And:
Janek Busse
Ewa Dobrołowicz
Iwona Litarska
Production:
LookyCreative / lookycreative.com
Direction:
Aga Gonczarek & Patryk Kizny
Cinematography:
Aga Gonczarek & Patryk Kizny
Editing:
Aga Gonczarek
Color Grading:
Patryk Kizny
Sound Mixing:
Ignacy Gruszczyński
Marcin Bors
Sound FX:
Mateusz Zdziebko
Makeup / Stylist:
Beata Urbańska
Translation consultant:
Joanna Sicichowska
Archival photographs courtesy of:
Tomasz Wiśniewski (bagnowka.com),
Michalowo Niezabudka Film and Old Photography Workshop
The Ethnographic Museum of Wrocław
Special thanks to:
Saraswati Studio, Centrum Sztuki Impart, DitoGear™, ERKA Film, Ewa Dobrołowicz, Iwona Litarska, Maja Lewicka, Paweł Szazza Gorczyca
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All rights reserved
Muzyki online:
muzyki.org
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