"Can music change the world? The creators of the Krzyżowa-Music festival are not idealists, but they believe in the power of meeting and the universality of musical language that can bring people closer together.
We invite you to listen to the programme "Kwadrans bez muzyki", devoted to the Krzyżowa-Music festival, which could be heard on the air of "Dwójka" - Polish Radio 2, and now available on the Polish Radio portal [Broadcast in Polish]: https://www.polskieradio.pl/8/3669/Artykul/2363072
This year "Dwójka" - Program 2 of the Polish Radio was the media patron of the Krzyżowa-Music Chamber Music Festival.
Read more: ||MEDIA|| "Krzyżowa. A place steeped in history, where one is looking to the future."
On 1st September, on the 80th anniversary of the outbreak of World War II, a special concert took place in Krzyżowa. The finale of the Krzyżowa-Music Chamber Music Festival was at the same time a tribute to the victims of World War II. On this special day, musicians from several countries proved that art is a universal language, and the emotions that accompany it unite people regardless of nationality.
The guests were welcomed by Dr. Robert Żurek - Managing Director of the Krzyżowa Foundation, and the ceremony began with welcoming speeches delivered by Łukasz Lutostański - Director of the Department of Public and Cultural Diplomacy, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Poland, Irmgard Fellner - Director for Cultural Relations Policy, German Federal Foreign Office, Beata Moskal-Słaniewska - President of Świdnica and Dr. Matthias von Hülsen - General Director of Krzyżowa-Music.
Read more: Final concert of Krzyżowa-Music on the 80th anniversary of the outbreak of World War II (PHOTO)
On 23 August, on the anniversary of the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact, the European Day of Remembrance for Victims of Totalitarian Regimes is observed. We recall today tragic fate of all victims of Nazism and Stalinism.
In recent days all visitors of Krzyżowa Foundation could get flyers about the campagne #RememberAugust23 and as the attachment the black ribbon pin, which remind us all of the fallen. The flyers were prepared by European Network Remembrance and Solidarity.
From August 9, Krzyżowa became the center of youthful creativity. Dance, circus acrobatics and tricks, DIY were just some of the areas in which participants of the "Work Space For Young Artists" could improve themselves.
The project involved boys and girls from 8 to 12 years old. In the disciplines of their choice, they developed skills under the guidance of specialists and educators. The workshops were carried out in English, Polish, Ukrainian, and German. The goal was to integrate children from different countries and different environments. A wide range of games, language, sports and leisure activities allowed young participants to learn how to function in a community, overcome shyness and gain self-confidence. The workshops enabled the comprehensive development of participants and allowed them to discover new skills and find their own path in life.
Read more: Work Space For Young Artists – Krzyżowa, 9-15.08.2019 (PHOTO)
