41. The 29th International Ball and President of the Republic of Poland aleksander Kwasniewski as Mr. adam Alexander,Doctor of Musical Arts, University of Miami, a pianist who has http://www.ampolinstitute.org/ball/29th.html

The 29 th International "Polonaise" Ball The 29 th International Polonaise Ball organized by the American Institute of Polish Culture (AIPC), founded by Lady Blanka Rosenstiel in 1972, paid tribute to the friendship between Great Britain and Poland throughout the centuries. Polish-British relations date back to 1015 and stretched through various stages of history. In the 14 th century a colony of English merchants settled in Gdansk and in the 17 th century the Scots built the Shakespearean Theater there. During the dark days of World War II, Polish and British troops fought together against the Nazis. Sir Winston Churchill said once about the Polish air fighters in the Battle of Britain: “Never was so much owed by so many to so few.” It was some of the harsher moments of history, which proved the real friendship between the two countries. After Poland gained independence in 1989, Queen Elizabeth II and the Prince of Wales visited Poland and spoke warmly about their common history. In more recent times, Great Britain helped tremendously in promoting Poland to NATO and is now supporting Poland in its endeavors to become part of the European Union.

42. Page 10 Methodist University Symphony and Chamber Ensemble and orchestral pianist for the Theyincluded Michael Adcock of Baltimore, MD, adam aleksander, of Canada http://www.cameron.edu/academic/liberal_arts/eflj/wichita/sp98/page10.html

CU hosts annual McMahon International Music Competition BY JASON LLOYD M usic is the sport of the soul, is an observation recorded by playwright Oscar Wilde. Expanding on this metaphor, Cameron University participated in a superbowl of culture as it hosted the thirteenth annual Louise D. McMahon International Music Competition, April 1st to 4th in the University Theatre. Performers included pianists who competed for $10,000 in cash prizes—$5,000 for first place, $3,000 for second and $2,000 for third. The event, first held in 1985, was a tribute to Mrs. Louise D. McMahon, a pioneer patron of the arts in Southwestern Oklahoma. Cosponsors were the McMahon Foundation, the Oklahoma Arts Council and the Lawton Arts and Humanities Council. The cyclical competition, rotating among piano, woodwind, brass and percussion, strings and vocal, was limited to musicians 25 years or older. Competition coordinator Dr. Virginia Sircy, associate professor of music, said, "This competition is different in that there is no upward age limit. Most competitions are for young people on their way up." Sircy further noted that many of this years competitors are graduate students or college professors . In past years the competition was part of the Lawton Philharmonic season. However, this year's event was completely handled by CU.

43. Untitled Adcock of Baltimore, Md.; adam aleksander of Miami from the Chopin Academy, aleksandercontinued his in the Bavarian Radio International pianist Competition and http://www.cameron.edu/admin/media_pr/pr98/045mcmahon.html

For Immediate Release March 18, 1998 McMahon competition semifinalists announced Eight pianists - each representing a unique cultural and musical heritage - have been selected as semifinalists in the 1998 McMahon International Music competition, scheduled for April 1-4 on the campus of Cameron University The eight were selected from more than 100 pianists who submitted applications for this year's competition - the 14th edition of the event. Some of the entries came from as far away as Finland, Italy and Russia. The musicians will compete for $10,000 in cash prizes. The semifinalists are: Michael Adcock of Baltimore, Md.; Adam Aleksander of Miami, Fla.; Kirill Gliadkovsky of Los Angeles, Calif.; Brenda Huang of Northbrook, Ill.; Chi Lin of Baton Rouge, La.; Dr. Evgeny Rivkin of Athens, Ga.; Steven Wilber of Bethesda, Md.; and Irina Vorobieva of Montreal, Canada. Adcock, who has been competing since age 11, was a prize winner in the 1996 Washington International Piano Competition and the only piano finalist in the 1995-96 Concert Artists Guild Competition in New York. He attended the North Carolina School of the Arts and the Oberlin Conservatory, where he received the Hurlbutt Award as outstanding senior. Adcock earned his masters degree and an artist's diploma from the Peabody Conservatory and is currently working on his doctorate there. He has developed a versatile career as both a soloist and chamber music collaborator. An artist-in-residence at the Aspen Institute, Adcock frequently presents pre-concert informances.

44. --- Nom De Guerre - L --- Bruce Lee wannabe) Liberace Wladziu Lee Valentino Liberace (pianist/movie tv Navyfrom 185253, b1795 d1870) Litwos Henryk adam aleksander Pius Sienkiewicz http://www.irregardless.net/realname/real_l.htm

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45. Ajakiri "Muusika" :: Intervjuu Tõnu Naissooga kus esinesid legendaarne Aaviku Karla, aleksander Samohvalov, Hillar Kas sa oled nöjämmija tüüpi pianist? Mängisin samal päeval adam Makowiczi ja John http://muusika.kul.ee/2003-02_tonu_naissoo.html

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47. Recepta Na Lepsze Granie - Chopin & Neuhaus. the legendary Polish teacher and pianist, Prof. aleksander Michalowski (18511938)was undoubtedly the Busoni - Petri; Lidia Grychtolowna, adam Makowicz, Piotr http://pianoart.republika.pl/profile.html

My O nline Pr o file... Salute! It's me - Stefan Kutrzeba . Well, however the Idea I would like to propose the pianists is the most important thing at this place - maybe, somebody would like to have a look at my profile , too? Welcome! Since 1976 we build our life as a team - with my wife Lidia... Contents of the page: My Profession; Basic Facts The Tradition My Online Life My Favorite Places ... I am working hardly My profession - basic facts: At the moment I am the lecturer of the piano at in Parkano, Finland. Furthermore I play concerts and give piano master-courses, mainly - in Poland and Germany. Majority of participants of my courses are winners of various domestic (Polish) and international piano-competitions. By the way - let you have a look at this file! Back to top Playing Brahms with Artur Jaron at the 'Krystyna Jamroz International Music Festival', Busko-Spa/Poland 1998 My first hobby is music - as a whole. My secondary hobby is - the piano My next hobby is - to give my students the real possibilities to growing faster and being happier! As you see, I try to be

48. Judaica - Galeria Zdjêæ The Lecture on A. Hertz was the opening lecture of the aleksander and Alicja HertzAnnual 54/ Jazz music concert performed by pianist adam MAKOWICZ (New York). http://www.judaica.pl/english/raport1.htm

ANNUAL PROGRAM REPORT JUDAICA FOUNDATION CENTER FOR JEWISH CULTURE in Kazimierz, Cracow PROGRAM REPORT 2001 Between January 1st and December 31st, 2001, 362 events took place at the Center for Jewish Culture in Kazimierz, Kraków, including 175 program events (lectures, book presentations, film showings, exhibitions, conferences, seminars and concerts), 166 visits of foreign groups, Polish groups and noted persons, and 21 commercial events. LECTURES, MEETINGS 1/ Father Stanis³aw MUSIA£ SJ - Dabru Emet - Jewish Declaration on Christians and Christianity. (Day of Judaism - Encounters of Judaism and Christianity) Prof. Deborah WEISSMAN (Israel) - Jewish-Christian Dialogue in the Holy Land , organized jointly with the Israeli Embassy in Warsaw (Day of Judaism) Meeting with Rev. Prof. Micha³ CZAJKOWSKI and Dr. Stanis³aw KRAJEWSKI - Co-Chairmen of the Council of Christians and Jews in Poland (Day of Judaism) Meeting with Prof. Józef SZAJNA -

49. Warsaw Voice successproducing Polanski's The pianist-agrees to Leszek invited adam and Lew, playedthe tape to Rywingate erupted was President aleksander Kwasniewski, who http://www.warsawvoice.pl/view/1268

Time in Warsaw: Set as home page Add to favorites Send to a friend Politics Culture Business Law Tax From the News Editor Voices from the past Viewpoint Hit of the week Polish your Polish World of Movies Stage and Screen Listings The Dirt Exhibits Handy Info Warsaw Culture Say Something The Polish Voice The City Voice Regional Voices National Voices Office Voice Education Voice ISO ALMANAC 2002 Chair of the Year Expat's Guide Archives Classifieds Place an advert Search Downloads e-Shop e-Cards Share your views Letters Opinion polls Discussions About the Voice The staff Contact us Info Register Subscribe Bulletin Join the Club Info Apartments for rent Houses for rent Apartments for sale Houses for sale International Holiday Slinging Some Mud By S³awomir Majman 13 February 2003 "Two Semites failed to agree on a business deal and this caused an earthquake across Poland," is the essence of the scandal that has outraged Poland for over a month now, according to one rightist paper.

50. Classical Pianist Adam Aleksander/index.html adam aleksander - pianist. E-mail Contact adamaleksander@hotmail.com. ForManagement information click here Classical pianist adam aleksander. http://www.geocities.com/concertpianist2001/

ADAM ALEKSANDER - - PIANIST Critics have hailed Adam Aleksander’s playing as having " " (Cleveland Plain Dealer); "(Aleksander) is a consummate pianist…outstanding artist " (Miami Herald); having " phenomenal technique, which allows him to achieve extremely musical ends" (Byron Belt, Newshouse News Service); "(Aleksander) is one of the great artists of the city and promises to become one of the greatest pianists by the end of the century" (Daniel Fernandez, El Nuevo Herald). Adam Aleksander has received top prizes in over eighteen piano competitions in five countries, including international piano competitions in Barcelona, Paris, Salerno, Miami, Lawton (Oklahoma), Edmonton (Canada), and Palm Beach, and has received prizes for his recordings in competitions in Austin, Texas and Calgary, Canada. In addition, he has been awarded grants from The Canada Council and The Alberta Heritage Trust Fund. Born in Edmonton, Canada, Adam Aleksander has been performing to the acclaim of audiences worldwide since his debut with orchestra at the age of fourteen with the Chopin Piano Concerto in E Minor. His teachers include Sergei Babayan at the Cleveland Institute of Music, Regina Smendzianka at the Chopin Academy in Warsaw, Jim Bonn at the University of Southern California and Ivan Davis at the University of Miami where he received his Doctorate in Musical Arts. He has participated in masterclasses with Nelita True and Stephen Hough and has performed at festivals in Tours, France, Orford, Quebec, Interlochen, Michigan, Slupsk as well as Antonin, Poland.

51. Names Of Those Persons Of A Polish Nationality Here Have Come 18771942), music erudit and pianist, doctor of ORLOWSKI aleksander (1777-1832), painterand schedule. RAKOWSKI adam (1879-1941), Russian physiñist and chemist http://www.geocities.com/wlad_11514/polacyen.htm

Russian Names of those persons of a Polish nationality here have come, which one lived for long on territory of Russia and have kept a certain track in a Russia history of their science, arts or production activity, persons with the indisputable Polish roots and persons, which one by and large themselves felt by bound with Russian culture. In restricted quantity the policies and commanders is shown. In case the given here information will show to the reader too narrow, or, to the contrary, someone from the listed persons to representatives of the given nation is ranked bodily vainly or in general he isn't worhthy of mentioning, we ask to inform about it the author having clicked here BAUDOIN DE COURTENAY Jan BOGDANOWICZ Karol CHODASIEWICZ Wladyslaw ... ZAPOLSKA Gabriela BAUDOIN DE COURTENAY Jan (1845-1929), Russian and Polish linguist, corresponding member Petersburg Acabemy of sciences (1897). Founder of the Kazan linguistic school. First has justified the theory of phonemes and phonetic alternations(sequences), was differentiated idachronismus and synchronism, considering them in continuous connection. Has rendered clout on development of general linguistics. Works on slavonic linguistics, Russian and Polish languages. Has edited and has supplemented "The explanatory dictionary of the living greatrussian language" by W.Dal (3-rd publishings, 1903-09; 4-th publishings, 1912-14). BOGDANOWICZ Karol (1864-1947), geologist. On a parentage the Pole. In 1901-17 worked in Geologic committee in Russia. Researches in the south of an European part of Russia, in Central Asia, Siberia. Since 1919 in Poland.

52. POLISH JAZZ Krzysztof Zgraja (flute), W³odzimierz Kiniorski (saxophones), aleksander Korecki(saxophones). adam Makowicz. A pianist; he cooperated with Tomasz Stañko and http://www.polonia.nl/kultura/jazz.html

Center for International Cultural Co-operation Adam Mickiewicz Institute ul. Foksal 11, PL 00-372 Warszawa Tel. (+48-22) 828 19 37-38, Fax: (+48-22) 828 17 78 This material is a publication of Adam Mickiewicz Institute in Warsaw. Any copy of it - in full or in short version - is permissed with the note: "From the materials of Adam Mickiewicz Institute" POLISH JAZZ Roots The jazz movement in Poland has a very long tradition. It is, however, impossible to precisely identify a date, an event or even a ser Pillars of jazz from over the Vistula Sekstet [Sextet] of Krzysztof Komeda Jazz Believers of Jan Ptaszyn Wróblewski , and New Orleans Stompers, who played traditional jazz. During the period between 1956 and 1960, the talents of musicians who create and perform until today emerged and developed. These musicians have clearly influenced the activities of the next generations of Polish jazzmen. These are: Astigmatic Svantetic Kattorna ). Krzysztof Komeda, although he was never a virtuoso pianist, is still considered the most outstanding Polish artist in this field of music. Tomasz Stañko free jazz stream, although there have always been (and are quite distinct in his present works) traces of both world-wide standards and Po

53. Stanis³aw Drzewiecki Prime Minister Tony Blair and Polish President aleksander Kwañniewski by the ten year -old pianist w~ith Master's Music Tales hosted by adam Makowicz, writh http://www.bzi.pl/iamb/stas.htm

First page About us Other artists Favourite links Stanis³aw Drzewiecki Stanis³aw Drzewiecki was born on 15 July 1987. At the age of 4 he began his first piano classes with such accomplished professors as Ida Leschtinska. Viera Nosina and Victor Mierzhanov. A year later he started to attend compositional classes In March 1992 (as a five-year-old boy) he made his solo debut at the Grand Hall of the Tchaikovsky Conservatory in Moscow. As a prize - winner of the Moscow Piano Competition he performed at the Moscow Conservatory three more times, in the piano concertos by Bach, Haydn and Mozari. In September 1993 he toured Japan ( Tokyo ,Osaka ,Kobe, Nagoya) with the " Sinfonia Varsovia" under Volker Schmidt-Gertenbach. He performed the First Children's Piano Concerto, a new concert by Swriss composer Ilia Chkolnik. In 1994 Stanis³aw Drzewriecki performed with the " Sinfonia Varsovia" under Grzegorz Nowak in the Witold Lutos³awski Concert Studio of the Polish Radio. In the gala concert " The Golden Chart" broadcast by the Polish TV ( Channel 2) he played J.Haydn's Piano Concerto. The next year he performed two Bach's concertos with the "Cantus firmus" Moscow Chamber Orchestra and the Orchestra af the Karol Szymanowski Music School in Warsaw at the National Philharmonic Hall in Warsaw.

54. Reporter the Polish Arts Club, whose president was aleksander JantaPolczynski including thepoets Juliusz Slowacki and adam Mickiewicz, pianist and composer http://www.buffalo.edu/reporter/vol31/vol31n28/qa.html

VOLUME 31, NUMBER 28 THURSDAY, April 20, 2000 Jean Dickson is curator of the Polish Collection and subject specialist for modern languages and literatures in Lockwood Library. A UB librarian since 1986, she is responsible for collection development for French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish literatures and languages, in addition to providing both general and specialized reference service. What are the origins of the Polish collection? What is in the collection? The books number about 11,000 volumes, while journal volumes are less than half that, so that we really are crowding the room now. The Polish Room is all shelving and books now-no space for reading or contemplating, I'm sorry to say. The major areas in which I have been selecting books are history and current social sciences of Poland and Polish language and literature. There also is a fair representation of books on Polish art, history of Polish Americans, and a few books on other subjects, such as philosophy and music. Most of the books I order are in Polish, but a significant minority are in English. Other Lockwood librarians are careful to order books from United States presses that address Polish history, society and arts, when they encounter them. In recent years, I have added about 50 videotapes of feature films and educational films, which are accessible through the UB Libraries online catalog and probably are the most heavily used category of materials in the collection. How is the collection used and by whom?

55. History - Historical Personalities Kwasniewski, aleksander. 1954, President. Mickiewicz, adam. 1798-1855,Poet Patriot. Paderewski, Ignacy. 1860-1941, pianist Prime Minister. http://wings.buffalo.edu/info-poland/web/history/hist_persons/index.shtml

Poland on the Web University at Buffalo State University of New York Annotated links to Poland-related information a service of the Polish Academic Information Center NAVIGATION Home History SEARCH Historical Personalities - Alphabetical Listing Directory of InfoPoland pages listing notable Polish individuals Chronological Listing of these Historical Personalities A Dozen Other Compendia of Famous and Notable Poles Beck, Józef Foreign Minister Chopin, Fryderyk Composer Copernicus, Nicholas Curie, Maria Sklodowska Discoverer of Radioactivity Goetel, Walery Geologist, Conservationist Górecki, Henryk Miko³aj Composer Gronkiewicz-Waltz, Hanna Bank President, Economist Grotowski, Jerzy Master of the Theater Haller, Józef Herbert, Zbigniew Poet Holland, Agnieszka Film Director Karski, Jan Kie¶lowski, Krzysztof Film Director Kilar, Wojciech Composer Korczak, Janusz Ko¶ciuszko, Tadeusz Kwa¶niewski, Aleksander President Lutos³awski, Witold Composer Mickiewicz, Adam Miko³ajczyk, Stanis³aw Statesman, Prime Minister Mi³osz, Czes³aw Moniuszko, Stanis³aw Composer Ogiñski, Micha³ Kleofas

56. Novi Singers - The Best! drums, Józef Gawrych bongos, adam Makowicz - piano flute), Waldemar Parzynski(percussion), aleksander Gluch and were joined by the pianist and arranger http://www.polishjazz.com/cd/novi.htm

Polish Jazz Network About Us Contact us Services What's New? ... ...and MORE! Polish Jazz Now Artists Clubs Festivals Liquid Audio ... Sound Clips Polish Jazz 101 Classics 80-now Polish Jazz Resources Backstage Galleries Search Store ... You 1st CD: Bossa Nova / Torpedo BOSSA NOVA: BROWNIE (3:30), CICHY WIECZOR (2:42), ZOLTY STON (2:58), TRZEBA WRACAC (3:41), NASTROJE MALYCH MISIOW (2:31), DWE PO DWE (2:18), NASTEPNY PROSZE (2:36), PYZATE SLONECZNIKI (3:16), JAK POWROCIC DO TEI CHWILI (2:21), MINI DZIEWCZYNA (1:49), BARIERA UCZUC (2:32), GOGO (3:49), KROL SALOMON (3:24), TANCZACE ORZECHY (2:01) Recorded in Warsaw, 1967 TORPEDO: Something Special, Uncle Gucio, The LAst Day on the Bondi Beach, Torpedo, Misfit, All Togheter, Right Now, Psychological-Physiological, Hurry Hurry - Theme with Variations, Quartus, Crazy Moon Recorded in September 1970 2nd CD: Novi sing Chopin Prelude in E minor Op.28 No.4, Prelude in D flat major Op.28 No.15, Mazurka in F major Op.68 No.4, Grande Valse Brilante Op.34 No.2, Scherzo in B minor Op.20, Mazurka in A minor Op.17 No.4, Prelude in F sharp major Op.28 No.14, Mazurka in E minor Op.41 No.2, Prelude in B major Op.28 No.6, Waltz in D flat major Op.64 No.1, Ballad in F minor Op.52, The Fool on the Hill

57. Chronology Ignancy Jan Paderewski, pianist, statesman and prime minister aleksander Kwasniewski,a former member of the Communist Polish poet and author adam Mickiewicz in http://www.polamjournal.com/Library/Chronology/body_chronology.html

This Month in History Please note: This is an ongoing project of the Polish American Journal. If you have any dates that you think should be listed, please e-mail us at: polamjourn@aol.com . We are trying to make this a Polish American chronology without overlooking the important dates in Poland's history. Any additional information for events listed would be greatly appreciated. Contibutors: Cornelian Dende, OFM, Conv. Henry Dende Stan Franczyk Jack Jackowski Mark Kohan Donald Samull Wanda Slawinska Stefan Swietliczko Msgr. Bernard Witkowski J ANUARY January 1 Wesolego Nowego Roku! Happy New Year! 1467. Birth of Zygmunt I Stary , Renaissance king of Poland. January 3 Third Partition of Poland. January 4 1925. Birth of Johnny Lujack , All-American and Heisman Trophy winner at Notre Dame. January 6 1785. Death of Polish-born Haym Salomon (Lissa, 1740), Revolutionary War patriot, financier, in Philadelphia. January 7 1882. Death of Ignacy Lukasiewicz , inventor of the kerosine lamp. (b. 1822). 1996. Death of

58. University Of Delaware: TRADITION AND THE POLISH IMMIGRANT Jackowski, aleksander. Folk art of Poland. Zamoyski, adam. Paderewski. ArthurRubinstein Virtuoso pianist awarded the US Medal of Freedom in 1976. http://www.lib.udel.edu/ud/spec/exhibits/polish.htm

Special Collections Department Tradition and the Polish Immigrant An exhibition celebrating Polish-American heritage will be on display from September 22, 1999 through January 18, 2000 in the first floor exhibit area of the Morris Library at the University of Delaware. The exhibition is being held in conjunction with the October celebration of Polish-American Heritage Month. The exhibit consists of books and Internet resources that illustrate the Polish immigrant experience, their folk art and customs, and their music and dance. In addition, the exhibit will highlight some famous Polish-Americans who have made significant contributions in the fields of science, music, sports, art, and literature. The exhibit is curated by Sandra Ivanitch, Library Generalist, Access Services Department, University of Delaware Library. For reference assistance contact askspec@hawkins.lib.udel.edu The Immigration Years Bartoletti, Susan Campbell.

59. The New York Review Of Books: Table Of Contents, July 19, 1990 and Human Rights in Cambodia John Bayley, In God's Playground Lucifer Unemployedby aleksander Wat, translated adam Michnik, Editor Charles Rosen is a pianist. http://www.nybooks.com/contents/19900719

@import "/css/default-b.css"; Home Your account Current issue Archives ... NYR Books Table of Contents July 19, 1990 Garry Wills, The Politics of Grievance The Politics of Rich and Poor: Wealth and the American Electorate in the Reagan Aftermath by Kevin Phillips David Holloway, The Catastrophe and After The Legacy of Chernobyl by Zhores A. Medvedev Adam Michnik, The Two Faces of Europe Hugh Trevor-Roper, Reunion in Budapest Donald Windham, The Real Camino Costly Performances: Tennessee Williams: The Last Stage by Bruce Smith Sidney Jones, War and Human Rights in Cambodia John Bayley, In God's Playground Lucifer Unemployed by Aleksander Wat, translated by Lillian Vallee, foreword by Czeslaw Milosz Killing the Second Dog by Marek Hlasko, translated by Tomasz Mirkowicz Missing Pieces by Stanislaw Benski, translated by Walter Arndt Bohin Manor by Tadeusz Konwicki, translated by Richard Lourie Rondo by Kazimierz Brandys, translated by Jaroslaw Anders The Beautiful Mrs. Seidenman by Andrzej Szczypiorski, translated by Klara Glowczewska Peter Partner

60. Untitled Document Translate this page und der Staatspräsident der Republik Polen aleksander Kwa¶niewski Der pianist Prof. derLeitung des bekannten polnischen pianisten adam Harasiewicz standen http://members.aon.at/chopin.at/geschichte/geschichte.html

zurück 50 Jahre Internationale Chopin-Gesellschaft in Wien Eine der aktivsten Musikgesellschaften Österreichs, die Internationale Chopin-Gesellschaft in Wien feierte am 5. März 2002 traditionsgemäß mit einem Festakt in Wiener Rathaus 50 Jahre ihres Bestehens. Dass der österreichische Bundespräsident Dr. Thomas Klestil und der Staatspräsident der Republik Polen Aleksander Kwa¶niewski den Ehrenschutz über diese Jubiläumsveranstaltung übernommen haben, ist ein Beweis für die hohe Anerkennung und Wertschätzung, den die Internationale Chopin-Gesellschaft in Wien seit Ihrer Gründung im Jahre 1952 bis weit über die Grenzen Österreichs hinaus genießt. Wie es begann Chopin-Gesellschaft International 150. Geburtstag Chopins Ein neuer Anfang ... I. Österreichischer Chopinklavierwettbewerb für junge Pianisten Wie es begann Das Chopin-Gedenkjahr 1949 - der 100. Todestag des Komponisten - fand in der Öffentlichkeit Wiens und Österreich sehr großen Wiederhall. Aus diesem Anlass wurden zwei Ausstellungen "Chopin in Wien" gezeigt, die von Univ.-Prof. Doz. Dr. Franz Zagiba wissenschaftlich betreut wurden. Eine fand vom 15. bis 23. Oktober 1949 in der Galerie Agathon statt, die zweite im Konservatorium der Stadt Wien. Diese Ausstellung im November 1949 hatte den Titel: "Wiener Erinnerungen an Chopin". Veranstalter waren das Amt für Kultur und Volksbildung der Stadt Wien und die Presseabteilung der Polnischen Gesandtschaft.

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