The Krzyzowa Foundation invites young musicians from Poland, Germany and Ukraine to participate in the Polish-Ukrainian-German Youth Orchestra "Music For Future".
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Host: Krzyżowa Foundation for Mutual Understanding in Europe
implementation time: 30 June - 07 July 2024
concert: 06.07.2024 Wrocław
participants: 25 people from Poland, 15 people from Germany, 20 people from Ukraine, aged 15-26 years old
Students from music schools and academies from Poland and Germany as well as Ukraine are invited to participate. The orchestra will be performed with a full symphonic line-up. We are keen that each participant should be able to experience the learning process and the unique integration offered by playing in an international orchestra, to meet peers with the same passions who come from another country. At the same time, we care about motivated students who are ready to work consistently on the artistic programme.
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The Krzyżowa Foundation for Mutual Understanding in Europe invites young musicians from Poland, Germany and Ukraine to participate in the in the International Youth Orchestra "Music for Future".
Host: Krzyżowa Foundation for Mutual Understanding in Europe
implementation time: 30 June - 07 July 2024
concert: 06.07.2024 Wrocław
participants: 25 people from Poland, 15 people from Germany, 20 people from Ukraine, aged 15-26 years old
Students from music schools and academies from Poland and Germany as well as Ukraine are invited to participate. The orchestra will be performed with a full symphonic line-up. We are keen that each participant should be able to experience the learning process and the unique integration offered by playing in an international orchestra, to meet peers with the same passions who come from another country. At the same time, we care about motivated students who are ready to work consistently on the artistic programme.
The Kreisau conference for memorial sites targets museums and memorials throughout Europe and worldwide. Its main goal is to provide a platform for experts and opinion makers in this field to exchange ideas, foster networking among facilities and institutions, with the aim of promoting stronger collaboration and encouraging critical-reflexive thinking about democratic memorial culture.
This year the conference focuses on the debates surrounding the creation of monuments. How do these monuments express experiences of dictatorship, and to what extent do they differentiate between National Socialism and Communism or remember them collectively? Furthermore, what changes occurred after the turning points in 1945 or 1989? How do memorials dedicated to victims of violence evolve over time, and what is the role of victim competition in this evolution? What is the significance of addressing crime complexes and Transitional Justice in the creation of memorial sites? What trends are evident in monuments dedicated to real or perceived heroes? How does gender history feature in memorials, both past and present? How does the formal language of memorials change over time? Lastly, the conference explores how memorials and places of remembrance contribute to the development of democratic memorial culture.
Read more: 21st Memorial Seminar in Krzyzowa "Spaces of Memory" 3 - 6 April 2024
On the occasion of the 80th anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, the Krzyzowa Foundation, in cooperation with the Warsaw Ghetto Museum, conducted special historical workshops. They were conducted from November to December and were attended by exactly 600 high school students from Wroclaw, Dzierżoniów, Boleslawiec and Lwówek Slaski.
The project was subsidized by the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage in connection with the 80th anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising.
More information on the history of the Warsaw ghetto can be found at www.1943.pl
Read more: 80th Anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising. Summary of educational workshops