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Upcoming events:

September

30 September 2017, 8 p.m.   Nowohuckie Centrum Kultury, Kraków (Poland)

Sacrum Profanum Festival

Program:

Faith Coloccia, Aaron Turner – (wold premiere)
Toby Driver – (wold premiere)
Aidan Baker – (wold premiere)
Mika Rättö, Jussi Lehtisalo – (wold premiere)
Paweł Kulczyński –  (wold premiere)

(Spółdzielnia Muzyczna Contemporary Ensemble)

October

04 October 2017, 7:30 p.m.   Krakow Philharmonic, Kraków (Poland)
25 October 2017, 7 p.m.   Florianka Concert Hall, Kraków (Poland)

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  • „Engrossed listeners succumbed to the artist’s as well as the instrument’s charms”
    - Marianna Łacek, Puls Polonii (Sydney, Australia)
  • „She intrigued the listeners with unbelievable lightness of craft, bravura, the phrase full of emotions, rich diversity of shades sounds as well as very warm and pleasant sound of clarinet”
    - Bumerang Polski – Polish Internet Magazine in Australia
  • „the shining diamond of the clarinet life”
    - Varga Gabor, Principal clarinetist Hungarian Radio Symphony Orchestra – Hungary
  • „(...) She produces a beautiful, fluid sound across the full range of the clarinet and crafts her interpretation with an engaging balance of finesse and élan (...)”
    - Susane Newsome, lecturer in clarinet at Sydney Conservatorium of Music – Australia
  • „(...) I have worked with many clarinetists on this work [K.Stockhausen - In Freundshaft for clarinet solo], and I find that Barbara's dedication, musicianship and technical ability is one of the highest levels I have encountered (...)”
    - Suzanne Stephens, clarinetist (Stockhausen-Stiftung für Musik)
  • „(...) The performance of Barbara Borowicz will stay in my mind for a long time. Together with other listeners I got charmed by incredible lightness and freedom of her technique, by her ellegance as well as virtuosity. She posseses an amazingly sophisticated palette of  colours coming out from the instrument with a beautiful sound (...)”
    - Jerzy Laskowski, former director of the Philharmonic in Poznan (Poland)