European Music Cultures - 2024 (Grand Finale)
The Ukrainian comoposer Liatoshynsky developed a modern European style which integrated Ukrainian folk music. There was also a Polish influence on his music, because of the Polish side of his family. Lysenko, also Ukraine, was a composer and ethnomusicologist.
III. Grand Finale
Piano Recital
Artist: Lee Jea Phang
Ticket price
Adults: $10
Students with ID and kids under 16 years old: $3
Date and Time: 3rd November 2024 | 7pm
Venue: Raffles Hotel-Le Royal
The Ukrainian comoposer Liatoshynsky developed a modern European style which integrated Ukrainian folk music. There was also a Polish influence on his music, because of the Polish side of his family. Lysenko, also Ukraine, was a composer and ethnomusicologist.
He also studied at the Leipzig Conservatory. The German composer Max Reger became professor of composition at the Leipzig Conservatory and musical director at the University of Leipzig. Frédéric Chopin, the Polish French composer and pianist of the romantic period, is best known for his solo piano pieces.
With the establishment of an independent Polish state in 1918, Szymanowski became deeply interested in the Polish folk idiom and tried to create a Polish national style, a task unattempted since Chopin. Finally, the young Cambodian composer Bosba Panh identifies herself as a Cambodian raised, Western-educated composer. Influenced by French expressionism, European sacred music and American minimalism
Come and enjoy colorful program. A Grand Finale indeed!
Advance tickets can be bought at The Piano Shop Cambodia (inside Soundskool Boeng Keng Kang branch: #21, Street #306)
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