From Mendelssohn to Deep Purpel with Christoph Soldan and the Silesian Chamber Soloists, Katowice
What happens when a classical musician arranges hits from the 60s
years for his own chamber ensemble?
Extremely lovingly composed pieces in which the listener
the earworms of pop music as well as great classical music!
music! One of the works begins
with Tchaikovsky's String Sonata, for example, then changes to
then switches to "somebody to love" by Queen and ends by
returning to Tchaikovsky. A true cross - over
project that really deserves its name. And the
success proves the composer Dariusz Zboch and his ensemble
ensemble. The Silesian Chamber Soloists are one of the most
most successful string ensembles in Europe, which brings together the
of the Silesian Philharmonic Orchestra in Katowice. The 5
excellent instrumentalists, whose training took place at
various music academies in Poland and Germany
Germany, have performed at the most important European music
the most important European music festivals and have worked with
with important artists such as Krzysztof
Penderecki, Yehudi Menuhin, Christoph Eschenbach, Pinchas
Zuckerman, Maxim Vengerov, Mscislav Rostropovich and the German pianist and conductor
German pianist and conductor Christoph Soldan.
Leonard Bernstein said the following about him after a joint tour
tour: "I am impressed by the spiritual greatness of this young musician.
young musician." Soldan, who studied at the Hamburg Musikhochschule
has since performed worldwide with numerous renowned orchestras
orchestras and as a soloist in some of the most important concert halls.
as a guest performer.
