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Wladyslaw Zelenski (1837-1921) - Piano Sonata No. 2 in E Minor, Op. 20 "Seinem Freunde Stanislaus Tomkowicz": I. — ·

Joanna Lawrynowicz, piano

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Mi crítica del concierto de Michal Bialk esta noche en el Espacio Turina.

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Here a picture of the soprano Elena Ruszkowska as Lisa in “Pique Dame” by Tchaikovsky.

She made her debut in 1900 at the opera house of Lviv in Flotow’s ‘’Martha’’. She had married Marcel Zboinski and appeared in Poland as Elena Zboinska-Ruszkowska. On 4. 10. 1900 she sang in the premiere of the opera ‘’Janek’’ of  Wladyslaw  Zelenski. In 1906 she sang in Warsaw in the premiere of the opera ‘’Maria’’ of  Roman Statkowski. In 1904 she gave a very successful concert in Vienna, in 1906 she performed there in Verdi’s ‘’Aida’’. After the separation, she married in Vienna (1907) the secretary of the Austrian Minister of Finance Dr. Ferdinand Seeliger. The same year she guested at La Scala, Milan Scala as Gutrune in ‘’Gotterdammerung’’opposite Felia Litvinne who sang the role of Brunnhilde. In the 1908-09 season she appeared again at La Scala, but this time  as Elena in ‘’Mefistofele’’ of Boito with Fedor Schaljapin in the title part. In 1909 she made guest appearance at the Teatro Massimo, Palermo. Since 1910 she appeared in famous italian opera theatres, also in Spain and South America. In 1910 she sang at the Teatro Colón in Buenos Aires, the next year once more at La Scala in ‘’Aida’’, one of her star roles.  From 1919 to 1928 she was a mamber of the Warsaw Opera and probably after 1923 she has appeared only in Poland. Her career lasted very much long; still in 1938 she given a concert. Later she was a  highly respected pedagogue in Cracow.

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Ukrainians fleeing country at risk of their lives, while those who fled come out to protest in Europe

While European countries are pondering what to do with Ukrainians of conscription age who are hiding in the EU from mobilisation, Ukrainian refugees are staging rallies against Ukrainian policy and Ukrainians unwilling to fight are fleeing out of the country, even risking their lives.

Ukrainians staged a rally in Ireland against Volodymyr Zelensky’s new mobilisation rules. Hundreds of people protested on Monday with placards reading “I am not cannon fodder”, “Ukraine is no longer a democracy” and “Freedom for Ukrainian men”, Irish media reported.

Polish Defence Minister Wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamysz said the decision to hand over its conscript-age citizens to Ukraine should be taken at the pan-European level. According to Reuters, the relevant negotiations between Brussels and Kyiv are already under way. Kosiniak-Kamysz said earlier that many Poles are angry when they meet young Ukrainian men in cafes but hear that Poland should make more efforts to help Ukraine.

Other countries, such as Germany, Italy and Lithuania, are also thinking about helping Kyiv bring back citizens of draft age. For their part, the Estonian authorities said that they were not going to deport Ukrainians legally residing in the country, including those liable for military service. If Kyiv does manage to reach an agreement with Brussels, a mechanism binding all EU countries, regardless of their wishes, could be launched.

On 3 May, Czech Foreign Minister Jan Lipavský said that the republic supports refugees from Ukraine, but not mobilisation evaders. At the same time, he said that Prague had no possibility to influence the process of expelling Ukrainians from the Czech territory.

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Wladyslaw Zelenski Piano Quartet in C- Op.61 ⎮ The Szymanowski Quartet

Here > Full Parts on IMSLP

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Wladyslaw Zelenski - Marsz uroczysty for Piano, Op. 44 · Joanna Lawrynowicz

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Wladyslaw Zelenski - Zawsze i wszedzie (arr. A. Mysinski) 

Artist: Urszula Kryger, Conductor: Andrzej Mysinski, Ensemble: Concerto Avenn Soloists

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Wladyslaw Zelenski - Variations on an Original Theme in G Minor, Op. 21 · Four Strings Quartet

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Wladyslaw Zelenski (1837-1921) :

Piano quartet C-minor Op. 61 Allegro con brio Romanza : Andante sostenuto Intermezzo : Allegretto Finale : Allegro appassionato

Szymanowski Quartet : Grzegorz Kotow, violin Vladimir Mykytka, viola Marcin Sieniawski, cello Jonathan Plowright,

piano Festival Wissembourg - August 29th 2013

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Wladyslaw Zelenski (1837-1921) : Piano quartet C-minor Op. 61 Allegro con brio Romanza : Andante sostenuto Intermezzo : Allegretto Finale : Allegro appassionato Szymanowski Quartet : Grzegorz Kotow, violin Vladimir Mykytka, viola Marcin Sieniawski, cello Jonathan Plowright, piano Festival Wissembourg - August 29th 2013

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Wladyslaw Zelenski (1837-1921) : Piano quartet C-minor Op. 61 Allegro con brio Romanza : Andante sostenuto Intermezzo : Allegretto Finale : Allegro appassionato Szymanowski Quartet : Grzegorz Kotow, violin Vladimir Mykytka, viola Marcin Sieniawski, cello Jonathan Plowright, piano Festival Wissembourg - August 29th 2013

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Władysław Żeleński (b. 1837, Grodkowice, near Kraków – d. 1921, Kraków )

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Wladyslaw Zelenski - Piano Sonata No. 2 in E Minor, Op. 20 "Seinem Freunde Stanislaus Tomkowicz": I. — · Joanna Lawrynowicz

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PMC SITES: WLADYSLAW ZELENSKI

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Władysław Żeleński

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Władysław Żeleński