Chopin IN the City 2-24-2019

Chopin IN the City

►Sunday, February 24, 2019  –  12 pm to 2:30 pm

DOORS OPEN:  11:30 am –  ANNEX EVENT – All ages – Free Parking

Chopin in the City, Sounds and Notes, PatriciaArt Studio, Anna Wodecki, Michal Korzistka, Marcin Halat, DJ pa nini, Live music in Chicago, Copernicus Center Chicago, 2/24/2019

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Chopin in the City, Sounds and Notes, PatriciaArt Studio, Anna Wodecki, Michal Korzistka, Marcin Halat, DJ pa nini, Live music in Chicago, Copernicus Center Chicago, 2/24/2019

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Chopin in the City, Sounds and Notes, PatriciaArt Studio, Anna Wodecki, Michal Korzistka, Marcin Halat, DJ pa nini, Live music in Chicago, Copernicus Center Chicago, 2/24/2019Sounds and Notes, a non-profit foundation in Chicago, presents their 3rd annual festival, Chopin IN the City. The festival will take place from February 22 to March 2, 2019 at various venues in Chicago.  The fourth event of the festival will be held in the Copernicus Center Annex on February 24th.  

Grażyna Auguscik, an international jazz recording artist and the founder of Chopin IN the City festival states, “We are celebrating Chopin’s birthday and presenting his music in styles ranging from classical and jazz to avant-garde for people of all ages.”

“Chopin IN the City” is a celebration of the life and genius of Frederic Chopin displayed in a rich program of concerts, presentations, film screenings, and music workshops, aimed at audiences of all age groups and backgrounds. The program will showcase a wide range of forms and styles of music including classical, jazz, and world music – all integrating Chopin’s compositions.

FEATURING:

  • “Painting Chopin” with PatriciaArt Studio – All kids welcome to participate!
  • Anna Wodecki – Exhibit & Presentation entitled “Chopin and Paderewski in Children’s Books”
  • Michal Korzistka – piano
  • Marcin Halat – violin
  • DJ PA.NINI

Imagination Factory by PatriciaArt Studio  – Patricia Stepniak

Children will have fun “Painting to Chopin” in this sensory experience called “synesthesia.” Synesthesia is a perceptual phenomenon in which stimulation of one sensory leads to automatic, involuntary experiences in a second sense. We look forward to the creative artwork children will produce while listening to Chopin.

About Anna Mycek-Wodecki – Author, Illustrator and graphic designer

M.F.A. from Academy of Fine Art, Warsaw, Poland.
Art Director for “Chronicles” magazine established by Leopold Tyrmand.
Art Department Manager Encyclopaedia Britannica, Chicago.
Professor at The Illinois Institute of Art, Schaumburg.
Graphic Designer, Painter. Author and illustrator of four children books: “How Would it Feel?”, “Minutka the Bilingual Dog”, “Minutka the Bilingual Dog and Friends”, translated to seven languages, and bilingual Polish-English book “Ignas the Boy with Colorful Head”.
Author, Illustrator and graphic designer of “ Proteus”- book about Fryderyk Chopin.

About Michal Korzistka – Classical Pianist

Michal Korzistka was born in Poland and belongs to the second generation of musicians in his family. He began playing piano at the age of five, under the tutelage of Helena Korzistka, his grandmother and an experienced piano teacher. Having qualified for the admission to the Music Grammar and High School in Bielsko-Biala, he continued his music education, studying with Professor Tanewski. On graduation, Michal was accepted at the Academy of Music in Katowice, where he studied with Professor Zmudzinski and received an M.A. in Classical Music. He continued his study of classical piano with Professor Sulikowski at the Postgraduate Piano Department of the Academy of Music in Warsaw and with Professor Buchbinder in Zurich. Next, Michal went on to receive two D.M.A. degrees, one in instrument mastery and the other in piano performance.  READ MORE HERE . . . 

About Marcin Hałat – Violinist

Marcin graduated from the Academy of Music in Cracow in the violin class of Professor Robert Kabara and from Academy of Music in Katowice at the Department of Jazz and Contemporary Music in Katowice. He is a laureate of the International Violin Competition in Katowice. He has received the Scholarship of the Minister of Culture and Art and the Schoolarship Silesian Voivodeship. Marcin Hałat is a musician with a broad spectrum of interests. It comes in a variety of formations such as jazz trio, classical chamber ensembles and symphony orchestra. READ MORE HERE . . .

About the Sounds and Notes Foundation

This nonprofit foundation was founded by Grazyna Auguscik. It’s mission is to create opportunities that inspire and connect diverse national and international innovative, world-class, artists-musicians through collaborative concerts, festivals, workshops and educational programs.  See links below.


Chopin IN the City Producer

Sound and Notes Foundation  –  Website  –  Facebook

Contact Info:  773-415-9501 – [email protected] 

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The Copernicus Foundation is proud to provide underwriting through the use of the Copernicus Center facilities for this event.



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