Photos were taken 27th October.It was sunny day.
The NOSPR’s new hall was designed by Tomasz Konior from Tomasz Konior Studio and is centrally located at Wojciech Kilar Square where the former “Katowice” coal-mine was located. The great Polish classical musicians Krzysztof Penderecki, Krystian Zimerman and Kilar himself, were engaged in the hall’s design and provided suggestions throughout the building process. The result, a remarkable architectural achievement, with excellent acoustics.
The Opening Festival will last until October 31st.
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That is an impressive building.
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DeleteThe interior looks brilliant. Not so sure about the outside.
ReplyDeleteMaybe you are right interior is better..
DeleteGosia, I can't seem to find a link to email you, but I have an email from someone about Wieliczka Salt Mine and I am wondering if you will write about it.
ReplyDeleteYes I have written about Wieliczka it was a short post. But I will write about Wieliczka this weekend.. Ok.
DeleteI have been to Wieliczna many times it is very famouus landmark which is recognised worldwide,..
DeleteYes, the photos in the email were spectacular.
DeleteI would loved to have been there for a concert. Lovely
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Deletei hope it is well-utilized for many years. :)
ReplyDeleteThe interior looks spectacular.
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DeleteYou're right - that's one impressive building!!
ReplyDeleteyes it is in my opinion
DeleteInteresting that the audience is seated on all sides of the stage.
ReplyDeleteinterior design is so interesting
DeleteI love that interior shot!
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DeleteThe orchestra looks like it would be awesome to attend! I've enjoyed orchestras since I listened to them on the radio as a small child.
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