Wroclaw Philharmonic Orchestra

Established in 1954, the Wroclaw Philharmonic Orchestra is widely embraced for its diverse repertoire, which spans various musical eras from Baroque to Contemporary. Called "firstrate and "excellent" by Gramaphone magazine, the Polish orchestra was awarded a Gold disc for its recording Symphonically Perfect. The evening, headed by acclaimed conductor Jacek Kaspszyk and award winning cello soloist Maciej Mlodawski, will feature a program including Dvorak's 7th Symphony in D minor and Dvorak's cello concerto in D Minor.
The Orchestra performs regularly presenting around 100 programmes per season. Its repertoire is exceptionally varied. The orchestra has given performances in renowned concert hall throughout the world as well as a concert in New York's St. Patrick Cathedral in memory of Pope John Paul II.