Bashkir musicians will take part in "Lech, Czech and Russian" symphony premiere in Warsaw

UFA, 26 February 2018. /Bashinform News Agency, Leila Aralbaeva/. In Warsaw (Poland) a big concert of the project "World Orchestra" by Grzech Piotrowski will take place. On March 3, the Piotrowski’s symphony "Lech, Czech and Russian" will be performed on the stage of the National Opera.

Each concert of the "World Orchestra" is improvisation with participation of musicians from Europe, Asia, Africa and America, outstanding soloists from the world of jazz, classics, ethno. Bashkir folk instruments kurai and kyl-kubyz will be presented at the concert by musicians Azat Bikchurin and Ayaz Nukhov, famous in Bashkortostan.

In 2016, Azat Bikchurin played kurai for the first time accompanied by the famous Warsaw "World Orchestra" of Grzech Piotrowski. The premiere of the symphony "Lech, Czech and Russian" was held in Katowice on the occasion of the 1050th anniversary of the Baptism of Poland. According to the head of the orchestra Grzech Piotrowski, the symphony is based on one of the most famous and widespread legends about the three Slavic brothers - the founders of the Slavic peoples.

On March 21, the Organ Hall of the Bashkir State Philharmonic Society will host a chamber concert of Grzech Piotrowski himself. The musician will play the saxophone along with vocalist Ruth Wilhelmine Meyer from Norway, Talgat Khasenov from Moscow and Ufa musicians Azat Bikchurin, Ayaz Nukhov and the "Yatagan" band.