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2015 | 19 | 59 - 64

Article title

Zapomniana przez Polaków, odkryta przez Japończyków, czyli rzecz o Tekli Bądarzewskiej

Title variants

EN
Forgotten by the Polish, rediscovered by Japanese, or the thing onTeklaBądarzewska

Languages of publication

PL

Abstracts

EN
This article is dedicated to a great Polish composer, woman, forgotten by the Polish society.TeklaBądarzewska launched a new kind of music with a light mass character, which was extracted from the classical music. Her work titled „Maiden’s Prayer" has been travelling around the world for 160 years. Unfortunately, almost no one knows the composer’s name and her nationality. The times in which she lived did not accept women – composers. She was born in Mława in 1829 and died in 1861 year in Warsaw. Her music beside beauty and simplicity contains patriotic elements, which was an act of courage in the Poland’s political situation.

References

  • Grzelak K., Skwer Tekli Bądarzewskiej, [w:] „Rynek. Informator Kulturalny Staromiejskiego Domu Kultury”, Nr 83/08/2011.
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  • Marczyński J., Pogardzana dziewica, [w:] „Rzeczpospolita” 17.06.2011.
  • Michalec B., 2012, Tekla z Bądarzewskich Baranowska. Autorka nieśmiertelnej La prièred'unevierge. Miejsca, czas i ludzie, Warszawa.
  • Reiss J., 1946, Najpiękniejsza ze wszystkich jest muzyka polska, Kraków.
  • Szwarcman D., Dziewica i suka, [w:] „Polityka” nr 17/18 (2856) 25.04-08.05.2012.

Document Type

Publication order reference

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