Extremely rare in concert, Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 3 in D major, the least played of the six, is a transitional work in the spirit of a suite in 5 movements offering very different characters: Russian style, fantastic visions, elegiac feeling, fairy-tale scherzo and polonaise rhythm in its last movement, which sometimes earns it the apocryphal subtitle of 'Polonaise'.

Composed in 1786, at the height of Mozart’s most prolific Viennese period, the Piano Concerto No. 23 in A major, K. 488, is one of his absolute masterpieces. Marked by exemplary melodic clarity, it combines elegance, tenderness, and virtuosity without ever seeking unnecessary brilliance.

A moving filial dialogue, Modlitwa is a short choral piece for a string ensemble.

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