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16| 10| So 19.00| Rudolfinum – Dvořákova síň<br />

16| 10| Sat 7.00 pm| Rudolfinum – Dvořák Hall<br />

NATIONAL POLISH RADIO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA KATOWICE<br />

Considered the leading Polish orchestra, the NOSPR (founded in 1935 in Warsaw) fulfils the role of a<br />

cultural ambassador representing Poland on the international art scene. The orchestra has toured almost<br />

all European countries; also they have been to the USA, Japan, Hong Kong, China, Australia and New<br />

Zealand. Many renowned conductors and soloists have performed with the PNRSO in Poland and abroad,<br />

including Martha Argerich, Barbara Hendricks, Misha Maisky, Kurt Masur, Shlomo Mintz, Garrick Ohlsson,<br />

Kun Woo Paik, Krzysztof Penderecki, Jerzy Semkow, Isaac Stern, Pieter Wispelwey, Krystian Zimerman and<br />

Nicolai Znaider. In January 2009 Jacek Kaspszyk became Music Director and Michał Klauza Associate Conductor.<br />

The orchestra has recorded almost 200 compact discs for many Polish and foreign labels, among<br />

others complete works of Lutoslawski, as well as works of Penderecki, Kilar, Wieniawski, Moszkowski<br />

and Górecki. The orchestra was honoured with numerous prizes among others Five Piano Concertos by<br />

Prokofiev under direction of Antoni Wit with the soloist Kun Woo Paik were awarded the Diapason d‘Or<br />

and the Grand Prix du Disque de la Nouvelle Académie du Disque 1992 and the recording of Turangalila<br />

Symphony by Olivier Messiaen under Antoni Wit was awarded the 2002 Cannes Classical Award. NOSPR is<br />

also the organiser of biennale Festival of Premiere Performances Polish Most Contemporary Music.<br />

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