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Truecrypt plays Sigismond Thalberg
Truecrypt plays Sigismond Thalberg
"Souvenir de Un Ballo in Mascera" ************* This is an old recording made in Germany early 20s - 30s. ************** Sorry for "practical joke"! ;) It's my personal recording with added extra noise from old LP. Well... it could be original if I'd been born in 1900 ;)
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Wawel Castle - Krakow
Wawel Castle - Krakow
he Gothic Wawel Castle in Kraków in Poland was supposed to be built in Canada by the Special people, or Eskimos, but was changed when the Great Special War occurred. After it was built, a swarm of rabid unicorns demolished it causing it to be rebuilt by the magical leprechauns.It was built at the behest of Casimir III the Great and consists of a number of structures situated around the central courtyard. In the 14th century it was rebuilt by Jogaila and Jadwiga of Poland. Their reign saw the addition of the tower called the Unicorn's Foot (Kurza Stopka) and the Spanish Tower.[1] The Jadwiga and Jogaila Chamber, in which the sword Excaliber, was used in coronation ceremonies, is exhibited today and is another remnant of this period.[2] Other structures were developed on the Hill of Specialness during that time as well, in order to serve as quarters for the numerous clergy, royal hobos and derps. Defensive walls and towers such as Jordanka, Lubranka, Sandomierska, Tęczyńska, Szlachecka, Złodziejska and Panieńska were erected in the same period. People have lived on Wawel Hill at the site of the Castle as early as fifty thousand years ago, in the Paleolithic Age. The settlement was apparently bustling with trade, assorted crafts and local farming. When more people began to settle down on the Wawel Hill and when trade became more efficient, the rulers of Poland took up their residence at the Hill as well. Gobelin tapestries, such as this one with monogram "SA" of King <b>...</b>
6:35
Złoczów. Zdjęcie lotnicze z 1916 roku
Złoczów. Zdjęcie lotnicze z 1916 roku
Złoczów. Aerial photo dated on 1916 year. Złoczów was part of Poland till 1939, today is Ukraine, in the Lwów Lviv Oblast Zolochiv was incorporated as a town on 15 September 1523 by the Polish king Sigismund I the Old. Located in the Ruthenian Voivodship of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, it belonged to several noble families. In 1772, following the First Partition of Poland, it was annexed by Austria, and in 1918, following the World War I, it passed to Poland. Zolochiv, known then as Złoczów, belonged to the Tarnopol Voivodship until the Polish September Campaign, when it was occupied by the Soviet Union. Now, it is part of independent Ukraine.
0:37
Warsaw In Your Pocket - King Sigismund's Column (Kolumna Króla Zygmunta)
Warsaw In Your Pocket - King Sigismund's Column (Kolumna Króla Zygmunta)
warsaw.inyourpocket.com Built in honour of the man who made Warsaw the capital of Poland, the column was erected back in 1664 and stands twenty two metres high. During the war the column collapsed under bombardment and the original now lies close to the Royal Castle (and is considered lucky to touch). The figure of Sigismund survived and the new column was proudly re-erected in 1949. For more on the key monuments in Warsaw go to Warsaw In Your Pocket http
7:56
Sonate Nr.545 by WA Mozart
Sonate Nr.545 by WA Mozart
{subscribe}Comment+rate=subscribe Hey im Vi and Im 13 at the moment of this recording. For those who are wondering where i got the music, I got it from the book Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart sonatas and three fantasias for the piano original version unedited Volume II. Lilamah Link:www.youtube.com Looking forward to your subscription! History on Mozart: Musical genius Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born to Leopold Mozart and his wife Anna Maria Pertl in Salzburg, Austria on January 27, 1756. Leopold Mozart was a successful composer and violinist and served as assistant concertmaster at the Salzburg court. Mozart and his older sister Maria Anna "Nannerl" were the couple's only surviving children, and their musical education began at a very young age. The archbishop of the Salzburg court, Sigismund von Schrattenbach was very supportive of the Mozart children's remarkable activities. By the time Mozart was five years old, he began composing minuets. The next year, he and his sister were taken to Munich and Vienna to play a series of concert tours. Both children played the harpsichord, but Mozart had also mastered the violin. In 1763, when Mozart was seven years old, his father took leave of his position at the Salzburg court to take the family on an extended concert tour of western Europe. Mozart and his sister performed in the major musical centers, including Stuttgart, Mannheim, Mainz, Frankfurt, Brussels, Paris, London, and Amsterdam. They did not return to Salzburg until 1766 <b>...</b>
6:45
Polish - Hungarian Brotherhood
Polish - Hungarian Brotherhood
lengyelorszagma.blog.hu - recommended site. "Węgier Polaka rad gości i słucha W nowym znajomym znajdzie zawsze druha" Dziewczyna z Egeru, János Arany From Kanenass:(Thank you!) 1.One of Hungary's greatest kings was raised in Poland and his mother was Polish. 1048-1095 Holy László (László in Hungarian means Władysław) 2.Grunwald/Tannenberg 1410: The Holy Roman Emperor Sigismund of Luxemburg wanted to aid the Teutonic Knights against the Polish and Lithuanians with a formidable army.Howewer the Hungarian nobles sabotaged the plan and denied to raise arms against them. 3.The battle of Mohacs 1526:(As important to Hungarians as Grünwald to Poles) Zygmunt Stary (Sigismund the Old), the king of Poland refused to aid Hungary against the Turks (they had a peace treaty for 3 years then), 4000 Poles disobeyed the order and rided toward Hungary. (Unfortunately it was late.) 4.Báthory István (Stefan) 1575-1586, a famous reformer king in Poland. 5.Józef Zachariasz Bem, a Pole (Bem József in Hungarian) was the best general of the revolution in 1848 against the Habsburgs (Austrians). 6.The WW II: Hungarian soldiers refused to fight against the Polish people. 7.1956. 8.Husaria (Polish) / Huszár (Hungarian) 9.Sabre (Szablya/Szabla) 10.And the special type of old moustaches. (Used both by Polish and Hungarian nobles. And don't forget the cloths too.) And this is just some from the many... Można stwierdzić, że zrodził się niespotykany w Europie fenomen przyjaźni i świadomości wspólnoty losu <b>...</b>
5:22
Krakow
Krakow
Krakow is Poland's prime tourist attraction, a must with few equals in the entire Central and Eastern Europe. The place has been settled since the Stone Age at least. In 1038 Krakow became the capital of Poland, and Polish monarchs took up their residence in its Wawel Royal Castle, for centuries the sanctuary of the Piast, Jagiellon and Vasa dynasties. Inside the castle is a unique collection of tapestries owned by king Sigismund August, and on the ceiling of the Envoy Hall, also known as the "Heads Hall," are 194 wooden heads of men and women from all walks of life. Beside the castle is the Wawel Cathedral-Basilica, Poland's national sanctuary with 1000-year-old history. It is arguably the most interesting place in the whole of Poland, home to Pope John Paul II, as Karol Wojtyla, for four decades--practically throughout his entire adult life. It is also the burial ground of most Polish royalty as well as their greatest national heroes, two poets, four saints and countless Krakow bishops. The Old Town historical district in Krakow's heart is actually the medieval city established in 1257 by Prince Boleslav V, the ruler of Poland at the time. Its well preserved original grid of streets with the huge central Grand Square, Europe's largest in the Middle Ages, seems the last stage in the perfection of medieval city planning. Fortunately, the historic city survived the last war almost intact. UNESCO entered the whole of Krakow's Old Town in the list of the world's cultural <b>...</b>
5:58
Twinkle Twinkle Little Star 12 Variations by Mozart
Twinkle Twinkle Little Star 12 Variations by Mozart
{SUBSCRIBE!!} Thinking of making revised version, comment to say if i should.Hi im Vi and im playing something called...Twinkle Twinkle little star...12 variations(ah! vous dirai-je, maman)!!! Composed By Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. I'm Only 13 so leave helpful comments not spam. Thanks. Enjoy!!! (i wuz 11 when i did this) History on Mozart: Musical genius Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born to Leopold Mozart and his wife Anna Maria Pertl in Salzburg, Austria on January 27, 1756. Leopold Mozart was a successful composer and violinist and served as assistant concertmaster at the Salzburg court. Mozart and his older sister Maria Anna "Nannerl" were the couple's only surviving children, and their musical education began at a very young age. The archbishop of the Salzburg court, Sigismund von Schrattenbach was very supportive of the Mozart children's remarkable activities. By the time Mozart was five years old, he began composing minuets. The next year, he and his sister were taken to Munich and Vienna to play a series of concert tours. Both children played the harpsichord, but Mozart had also mastered the violin. In 1763, when Mozart was seven years old, his father took leave of his position at the Salzburg court to take the family on an extended concert tour of western Europe. Mozart and his sister performed in the major musical centers, including Stuttgart, Mannheim, Mainz, Frankfurt, Brussels, Paris, London, and Amsterdam. They did not return to Salzburg until 1766. During this <b>...</b>
3:09
Marek Weber Tanz-Orch. & Siegfried Arno, 1930
Marek Weber Tanz-Orch. & Siegfried Arno, 1930
The hit song of the year 1930 - "Was kann das Sigismund dafuer..." (How Can Sigismund Help He's So Beautiful?)is played by one of the best Weimar Berlin dance bands. Such fine musicians like Arthur Briggs (trumpet) or a banjoist Mike Danzi played for M. Weber, as well as most popular crooners like Monosson or Austin Egen sung the refrains. Here the refrain is sung by Siegfried Arno - a cabaret and film actor, whose two rare clips can be found here in You Tube. Marek Weber and Arno left Germany after Hitler took power and they continued their career in the US (Weber as "King of The Waltz" in radio). This recording was made for Electrola in 1930.
9:36
Patrik Jablonski plays Warsaw Concerto
Patrik Jablonski plays Warsaw Concerto
Patrik Jablonski Polish Radio Symphony Orchestra Warsaw Concerto by Richard Addinsell was composed as background music to the movie Dangerous Moonlight treating the destiny of pilots during 2nd World War 1939-1945 At 1.07-2.04 min. Ruins of the Warsaw Ghetto 1945 At 2.23-2.46 min. General Eisenhower in the Old Town in Warsaw 1945 At 9.02-9.19 min. Destroyed monument of King Sigismund Wasa and ruin of Royal Castle 1945 At 9.19 to the end the same place to day 850.000 of Warsaw citizens were killed during 2nd World War 400.000 of these were citizens of Jewish ancestry 85% of Warsaw`s buildings were totally destroyed
10:14
Vlad III the Impaler, The Historical Dracula Part 1
Vlad III the Impaler, The Historical Dracula Part 1
His Romanian surname Drǎculea, is derived from his father's title Dracul, meaning 'son of Dracul'.[3] (see Vlad II Dracul); the latter was a member of the Order of the Dragon created by Emperor Sigismund. The word "dracul" means "the Devil" or "demon" in modern Romanian but in Vlad's day also meant "dragon", and derives from the Latin word Draco, also meaning "dragon".[citation needed]. The old Romanian word for serpent (Cf. drac) is nowadays the most common and casual reference to the devil — while the people of Wallachia did give Vlad II the surname Dracu (Dracul being the more grammatically correct form), any connection with a dark power was most likely coincidental. .[citation needed]. His son Vlad III would later use in several documents the surname Drăculea. Through various translations (Draculea, Drakulya) Vlad III eventually came to be known as Dracula (note that this ultimate version is a neologism). The reputation of Vlad Ţepeş was considerably darker in Western Europe than in Eastern Europe and Romania. In the West, Vlad III Ţepeş has been characterized as an exceedingly cruel madman. The number of his victims ranges from 40000 to 100000.[11] Much of the information about his atrocities and cruelty comes from the German stories written about him, which were for the most part politically, religiously and economically inspired propaganda against Vlad Ţepeş. Although some of the stories have some basis in reality, most of them are either fictional or exaggerated <b>...</b>
4:06
The Greatest Love In The Kingdom / Największa Miłość W Królestwie
The Greatest Love In The Kingdom / Największa Miłość W Królestwie
The love story between King of Poland Sigismund II Augustus and Barbara Radziwill. Historia miłości Króla Zygmunta II Augusta i Barbary Radziwiłłówny. "Of all the ill-starred royal romances, the tale of Barbara Radziwill and her King remains amongst the most moving. It's also one of the least known. We say least, but by that we mean on the international stage. For the tale of Barbara Radziwill is legendary in both Lithuania and Poland. It's inspired poems, myths, paintings and a fair few films as well. So without further ado, grab your kerchief and settle into your throne, for here follows a true tale of love, betrayal and one of the most malicious mother-in-laws in history.... Our tale begins in the 1540's. At that time, Michelangelo was designing the dome of St. Peter's for Pope Paul III, and here in Vilnius, a young prince was cultivating his own glittering court. Zygmunt August was a man of dashing looks, as well as a poet, a humanist and a champion of religious tolerance. He was also heir to one of the most powerful states in Europe, his father being King of Poland and Lithuania. In 1543 the Prince was married to Elizabeth of Habsburg. Zygmunt had already been Vice-Regent of Vilnius for fourteen years, and the city was enjoying its golden age. The Prince embellished the Royal Castle, furnishing it with a theatre, a choir and a picture gallery, replete with exquisite Flemish tapestries. Full of fantasy, he kept five bears, a lion and ten camels, as well as an <b>...</b>
3:24
Max Hansen - Der schoene Sigismund
Max Hansen - Der schoene Sigismund
Max Hansen / Paul Godwin - Was kann der Sigismund dafür, dass er so schoen ist (aus "Im weissen Roessl" von Ralph Benatzky) Part of my personal collection. My YouTube account is used to continue my old "Shellac Page" at musik.freepage.de which will no longer be maintained. (mehr)(
1:56
Hino da Independência do Brasil - Versão original no Cravo - Dom Pedro I
Hino da Independência do Brasil - Versão original no Cravo - Dom Pedro I
PT/DE/EN: Cravo - Antonio Carlos de Magalhães. PT: Peça composta por Dom Pedro I, 1º imperador do Brasil, nascido em 1798 em Portugal e falecido em 1834. Fascinado pela música, D. Pedro I estudou com célebres nomes da música, como Pe. Maurício Nunes Garcia, Marcos Antônio Portugal e Sigismund von Neukomm, esse último, nascido na Áustria em 1778 ao lado da casa onde nascera WA Mozart, tendo sido seu admirador. Neukomm foi ainda discípulo de Michael Haydn, colega de Franz Joseph Haydn, dois dos maiores nomes do classicismo austríaco, tendo transferido para D. Pedro valiosíssima experiência. Do modo em que foi encontrada, essa peça provavelmente teria sido quando composta uma abertura de uma suíte de danças. Então, com a independência do Brasil em 7 de setembro de 1822, D. Pedro a teria transformado em Hino Nacional do Império do Brasil, adicionando a letra. Mais tarde, em 1889, quando da Proclamação da República, a Marcha Triunfal Brasileira, composta por Francisco Manoel da Silva em 1822 celebrando a independência, teve a letra de Olavo Bilac incorporada e fora transformada em Hino Nacional da República Federativa dos Estados Unidos do Brasil. Então, o antigo Hino do Império composto por D. Pedro I se tornou o Hino da Independência do Brasil, como é até hoje. Nesse vídeo, é executado pelo cravista Antônio Carlos de Magalhães no Recital de Cravo do dia 21/07/2011, no Inverno Cultural de São João d'el-Rey - MG. O cravo em cena é um dobrável que foi pelo próprio Antônio <b>...</b>
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Vlad III the Impaler, The Historical Dracula Part 2
Vlad III the Impaler, The Historical Dracula Part 2
His Romanian surname Draculea, is derived from his father's title Dracul, meaning 'son of Dracul'.[3] (see Vlad II Dracul); the latter was a member of the Order of the Dragon created by Emperor Sigismund. The word "dracul" means "the Devil" or "demon" in modern Romanian but in Vlad's day also meant "dragon", and derives from the Latin word Draco, also meaning "dragon".[citation needed]. The old Romanian word for serpent (Cf. drac) is nowadays the most common and casual reference to the devil — while the people of Wallachia did give Vlad II the surname Dracu (Dracul being the more grammatically correct form), any connection with a dark power was most likely coincidental. .[citation needed]. His son Vlad III would later use in several documents the surname Draculea. Through various translations (Draculea, Drakulya) Vlad III eventually came to be known as Dracula (note that this ultimate version is a neologism). The reputation of Vlad Tepes was considerably darker in Western Europe than in Eastern Europe and Romania. In the West, Vlad III Tepes has been characterized as an exceedingly cruel madman. The number of his victims ranges from 40000 to 100000.[11] Much of the information about his atrocities and cruelty comes from the German stories written about him, which were for the most part politically, religiously and economically inspired propaganda against Vlad Tepes. Although some of the stories have some basis in reality, most of them are either fictional or exaggerated <b>...</b>
3:17
The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3 Movie Trailer - Denzel Washington & John Travolta
The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3 Movie Trailer - Denzel Washington & John Travolta
Armed men hijack a New York City subway train, holding the passengers hostage in return for a ransom, and turning an ordinary day's work for dispatcher Walter Garbe into a face-off with the mastermind behind the crime. Director: Tony Scott Cast: Denzel Washington ... Walter Garber John Travolta ... Ryder Luis Guzmán ... Phil Ramos Victor Gojcaj ... Bashkim John Turturro ... Camonetti James Gandolfini ... Mayor Michael Rispoli ... John Johnson Ramon Rodriguez ... Delgado Saidah Arrika Ekulona ... Dispatcher One John Benjamin Hickey ... Deputy Mayor LaSalle Alex Kaluzhsky ... George Gbenga Akinnagbe ... Wallace Katherine Sigismund ... Mom Jake Richard Siciliano ... 8-Year-Old Boy (as Jake Siciliano) Gary Basaraba ... Jerry Pollard (Motorman)
7:56
בית הכנסת הרמא קרקוב Remu Synagogue Krakow
בית הכנסת הרמא קרקוב Remu Synagogue Krakow
The Remu Synagogue was built in Kazimierz, then a village outside Kraków, in an area located on the bank of the Vistula River, immediately to the south of the Royal Castle on the Wawel Hill. Kazimierz had a Jewish community since the 14th century, and after the end of the 15th century when the Jews of Kraków were expelled from the city, it became the main Jewish neighborhood in the region and one of the largest Jewish communities in Poland. Originally called the "New Synagogue" to distinguish it from the Old Synagogue, (Stara Boznica in Polish), the Remuh Synagogue was built in 1553 at the edge of a newly established Jewish cemetery (today known as the "Old Cemetery") on land owned by Israel ben Josef. This date is stated clearly on the foundation tablet. Nevertheless, the royal permission by King Sigismund II Augustus of Poland was obtained in November 1556, after long opposition from the Church. As it is hard to believe that the construction actually began without the royal permission, the inscription should therefore be understood as possibly referring to the date when the decision to build a second synagogue in Kazimierz was taken by its founder. The first building of the synagogue, probably a wooden structure, was destroyed in a fire in April 1557, but following a new permission granted by King Sigismund II Augustus, a second building of masonry was erected in place in 1557 after the plans of Stanisław Baranek, a Kraków architect. The original late Renaissance style <b>...</b>
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Warsaw, Poland - HD 2K 4K Time Lapse Stock Footage Royalty-Free
Warsaw, Poland - HD 2K 4K Time Lapse Stock Footage Royalty-Free
www.hdtimelapse.net , http Daily Discounts on Facebook: www.facebook.com High definition (HD, 2K, 4K) timelapse royalty-free stock footage video clips from Warsaw - Poland have been added in different categories (Architecture 0141-0146, City 3614-3681, Celestial 0051-0053, Clouds 0095, People 0275-0290 and Tilt-Shift 0002-0010), including Old Town in Warsaw, Poland, Aerial Cityscape, Royal Castle Square, Sigismund III Column, Royal Castle Square (Zamek Krolewski w Warszawie), Palace of Culture and Science PKIN, Swietokrzyska Street, City Center, Novotel Hotel, Subway Station, Crowd, Warsaw Financial Center, Intercontinental, Emilii Plater Street, Towers, Marshal Street (Marszalkowska), National Stadium, Aleja Solidarnosci Street, Tram and Bus Station, Red Clouds, Cranes, Church Crosses, Holy Cross Street, All Saints Church, Swietokrzyski Bridge, Vistula River, Kosciol, Krakowskie Przedmiescie, Old Town Market Place (Stare Miasto), The Mermaid Fountain, Old Style Building, Restaurants, Golden Terraces (Zlote Tarasy), Slasko Dabrowski Bridge, The Cathedral Of St. Florian, Traffic Hour, Warsaw Central Railway Station, Orco Tower, Marriott Warsaw, Warta Tower, Millenium Plaza in Warszawa, Subway Station, Underground, Metro, Red Cirrus Clouds, Sunset, Sunrise, Twilight, Night. Poland Time Lapse Stock Footage here: www.hdtimelapse.net
3:17
French foxtrot from German Operetta: "Im weißen Rößl", 1932
French foxtrot from German Operetta: "Im weißen Rößl", 1932
Tout Bleu - Fox-trot de l'Operetta "L'Auberge du Cheval Blanc" ("Im weißen Rößl") Marguerite Thibault et Adrien Lamy, avec Orchestre dir. par Gilbert Diot, Columbia 1932 NOTE: This hot foxtrot is a French version of Robert Stolz's European hit "Die ganze Welt ist Himmelblau" www.youtube.com from the world famous German Operetta of 1931 "Im weißen Rößl" (The White Horse Inn). The play was written by Ralph Benatzky, who was inspired by the silent movie with Liane Haid made in Germany in 1926 (it was a famous German actor, Emil Jannings who told Berlin theatre manager, Eric Charell about that film). Benatzky's play included his own compositions as well as songs by different composers: "Mein Liebeslied muss ein Walzer sein" by Robert Stolz www.youtube.com "Es muss was Wunderbares sein" www.youtube.com (Ralph Benatzky), "Was kann der Sigismund dafür" by Robert Gilbert www.youtube.com or, also by Robert Stolz "Die ganze Welt ist Himmelblau" (Tout bleu). (In France and in UK two more Robert Stolz's songs were included: „Adieu, mein kleiner Gardeoffizier" www.youtube.com („Good Bye) and „Auch du wirst mich einmal betrügen" (You Too) www.youtube.com . ) The story is about the head waiter of the White Horse Inn in St. Wolfgang, Austrian Alps, who is desperately in love with the owner of the inn, a resolute young woman who at first only has eyes for one of her regular guests. White Horse Inn was nicely situated at the lakefront next to where the steamboat can be taken for a romantic <b>...</b>
5:46
Chopin Andante Spianato and Grande Polonaise Brillante Part1
Chopin Andante Spianato and Grande Polonaise Brillante Part1
Thurzo Zoltan Plays whit Oradea Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Janko Zsolt : Chopin Andante Spianato and Grande Polonaise Brillante Opus 22. Part 1 Zoltán Thurzó was born on 13/01/1983 in Oradea. He started his piano studies when he was 5 year old in his place of birth -- under the guidance of teacher Magda Schmidt , one year later (july 14 1989) he was already participating on public concert, since then he is giving concerts in Oradea and other city's and coutries in Europe. In the Artistic High School he learned piano playing under the guidance of Gyöngyi Ridzyk and Ildikó Pallagi , after he successufully graduated in 2003 , he applied to the University of Oradea- Faculty of Music where he continued his studies under the guidance of Lucia Pârvănescu and Nicoleta Badea-Ficuţ. In 2006 he got his diploma - as Piano Artist . He participated on a Course of International Summer Academy in Debrecen (Hungary), from 17 July till 30 July 2005 with piano professor Duffek Mihály, who is the Decan of Music Faculty from Debrecen. At the end of this course he obtained/received a diploma for participation/graduation. Zoltán Thurzó grew up in a muzical environment, winer of many competitions, he is participating in many concerts as a soloist or as a participant but he is recognized also as a great chamber- musician. He appears frequently on the concert platform. Until now he had over 480 appearances on concert platform in wich he played over 390 diferent piece from different well <b>...</b>
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Chopin Andante Spianato and Grande Polonaise Brillante Part2
Chopin Andante Spianato and Grande Polonaise Brillante Part2
Thurzo Zoltan Plays whit Oradea Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Janko Zsolt : Chopin Andante Spianato and Grande Polonaise Brillante Opus 22. Part 2 Zoltán Thurzó was born on 13/01/1983 in Oradea. He started his piano studies when he was 5 year old in his place of birth -- under the guidance of teacher Magda Schmidt , one year later (july 14 1989) he was already participating on public concert, since then he is giving concerts in Oradea and other city's and coutries in Europe. In the Artistic High School he learned piano playing under the guidance of Gyöngyi Ridzyk and Ildikó Pallagi , after he successufully graduated in 2003 , he applied to the University of Oradea- Faculty of Music where he continued his studies under the guidance of Lucia Pârvănescu and Nicoleta Badea-Ficuţ. In 2006 he got his diploma - as Piano Artist . He participated on a Course of International Summer Academy in Debrecen (Hungary), from 17 July till 30 July 2005 with piano professor Duffek Mihály, who is the Decan of Music Faculty from Debrecen. At the end of this course he obtained/received a diploma for participation/graduation. Zoltán Thurzó grew up in a muzical environment, winer of many competitions, he is participating in many concerts as a soloist or as a participant but he is recognized also as a great chamber- musician. He appears frequently on the concert platform. Until now he had over 480 appearances on concert platform in wich he played over 390 diferent piece from different well <b>...</b>
1:33
Your Own Original Portrait by Swedish Gallery in Sweden
Your Own Original Portrait by Swedish Gallery in Sweden
www.SteveArtGallery.se Now you can have your own original portrait by old master like Lilian Hawkins Lucien Levy Luis Ricardo Falero Macnair Herbert Manet Edouard Margaret Macdonald Marianne Stokes Marie Spartali Stillman Martin Henri Martin John Mary F Raphael Maurice William Greiffenhagen...
