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Happy birthday Moniuszko!
Public Nominee, FEDORA Prizes
Dear Jubilarian!
Today, May 5, we celebrated your 200th birthday. It was thanks to you that we could meet and celebrate, listen to songs from the House Songbook and see "Halka". Thanks to you, children who have not even three years have learned to play with sounds and music. It was thanks to you that we ate your birthday cake and went through Poznań with a singing procession. Thanks to you, these and all other attractions took place. Thank you!
Moniuszko forever!
Drogi Jubilacie!
To właśnie dziś - 5 maja - obchodziliśmy Twoje dwusetne urodziny. To dzięki Tobie mogliśmy się spotkać i świętować, wysłuchać pieśni ze Śpiewnika Domowego i zobaczyć "Halkę". Także dzięki Tobie dzieci niemające nawet trzech lat uczyły się zabawy dźwiękami i muzyką. To dzięki Tobie zjedliśmy Twój urodzinowy tort i przeszliśmy przez Poznań rozśpiewanym korowodem. Dzięki Tobie te i wszystkie inne atrakcje się odbyły. Dziękujemy!
Niech żyje Moniuszko!
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Public Nominee, FEDORA Prizes
Národní divadlo Brno
Ballet of the National Theatre Brno
27 March 2018
Brno / Czech Republic
Hello everybody! This is us, Ballet of the National Theatre Brno. We are really happy we can share with you our project Romeo and Juliet! Check it out and bring back to life Romeo and Juliet in Brno!
#bringbacktolife #romeoandjuliet
Public Nominee, FEDORA Prizes
Poznań Opera House
The 10th International Stanisław Moniuszko Vocal Competition
09 May 2019
Poznan / Poland
The 10th International Stanisław Moniuszko Vocal Competition has just begun ! For many, the competition is an opportunity to perform publicly in Warsaw and to kick-start an international career.
10. Międzynarodowy Konkurs Wokalny im. Stanisława Moniuszki w Teatrze Wielkim – Operze Narodowej w Warszawie rozpoczął się 5 maja i potrwa do 11 maja.
Public Nominee, FEDORA Prizes
Národní divadlo Brno
Do you know him? This is the first balletic Romeo in the World!
11 April 2018
Brno / Czech Republic
The very first balletic Romeo in the world was famous Ivo Váňa Psota, a former soloist of the Ballet NdB. He danced the world premiere of ballet version Romeo and Juliet on 30th December 1938 in Mahen Theatre in Brno. But not only danced... He was a director of this performance too. Ivo Váňa Psota is one of the most important person in the Ballet NdB history.
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