We are pleased to present another result of the work of our pedagogues. The head of the String Instruments Department, dr hab. Paweł Jablczynski, prof. of AMKL, and dr hab. Justyna Skoczek, prof. of AMKL, who teaches at the Vocal Department, have just released another CD.
The Karol Lipiński Academy of Music in Wroclaw is pleased to announce the latest CD release, featuring our pedagogues entitled Here I Am!, presenting selected songs by Karol Szymanowski.
On December 20, 2024, the premiere of the latest album by the National Forum of Music with the participation of our University's pedagogues took place.
The Institute of Composition of the Karol Lipiński Academy of Music in Wrocław cordially invites you to participate in the National InterConference “Musica Tertii Millenii”, which will be held on April 9-10, 2025 at the Karol Lipiński Academy of Music in Wrocław.
The series of lectures by Amelia Golema and Paweł Jabłczyński, PhD, organised as part of Wrocław Music Meetings – the first season of the Artistic Saga, has come to an end. We would like to invite you to see the next episodes in October.
We encourage you to take part in the auditions to the 76th edition of the International Music Competition ‘Prague Spring’.
We are very pleased to announce that Dawid Grenda, a student in the composition class of prof. dr hab. Marcin Bortnowski, has been awarded first prize in the Third Inter-University Composition Competition “The Dark Side of Art”.
Condemning the hostile and shameful act of the armed attack of the Russian Federation on Ukraine, academic circles stand in solidarity with the Ukrainian people, offering their support.
We are very pleased to announce that AMKL teachers – dr Mateusz Ryczek and dr Monika Kruk and AMKL graduate Piotr Bednarczyk have been awarded the annual artistic scholarship of the President of Wrocław. Congratulations!
"The voice of Silesia" sounded on Wednesday, January 27. Professor Lorenzo Ghielmi, titular organist of the Basilica of San Simpliciano in Milan, is the first to play on the restored instrument of St. Elisabeth Basilica. In the program of the opening concert we heared m.in. Te Deum of prof. Wojciech widłak, which the Italian artist will perform together with the NFM choir. The composition is dedicated to a unique instrument that has been waiting for 46 years to return to its former glory.
