Concert Gala with Vivica Genaux at the Warsaw Royal Castle
19.06.2021

prof. Daniel Kotlinski – artistic coordinator

The Warsaw Chamber Opera Gala at the Warsaw Royal Castle
13th December 2020
Felice Anno Nuovo dall’Italia!

CORELLI, TORELLI, VIVALDI, STRADELLA (Christmas Cantata)
MARCO BALDERI – conductor
Stanislaw Daniel Kotlinski (Lucifero), bass-baritone
Antoni Karas (Angelo), boy soprano
Hubert Walawski  (Pastore), tenor
Narine Yeghiyan (Altro Pastore), sopran
Roza Kajnath (Maria Vergine), sopran
Bartosz Wasiluk (San Giuseppe), contraltista
Paweł Hulisz / Ostap Popovych – baroque trumpets
Vocal Ensemble
Orchestra Musicae Antiquae Collegium Varsoviense

The Warsaw Chamber Opera
Beethoven 250 Years Anniversary Gala
15th November 2020
„The unknown Beethoven – the first European
Lugwig van Beethoven
Lieder verschiedener Völker WoO 158a

Felicitas Fuchs – sopran
Sungmin Song – tenor
Daniel Kotlinski – bass baritone
Simon Zhu – violin
Maciej Kulakowski – cello
Marco Balderi – piano

Prof. Daniel Kotliński – Musikdramaturg and coordinator

…detailed programme here…

MOZARTEUM INTERNATIONAL SUMMER ACADEMY
SALZBURG 2020
Masterclass
Prof. Stanisław Daniel Kotliński
Belcanto, French, Russian Opera & Songs Repertoire
Mozart – Da Ponte Operas
20th July – 1st August 2020
detailed schedule
http://www.summeracademymozarteum.at/

250 YEARS LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN
SALZBURG GREETS BONN – 25th January 2020
The SALZBURGER HOFMUSIK ensemble accompanies the great soprano Mojca Erdmann and the international bass baritone Daniel Kotlinski on historical instruments as they perform arias and duets by Beethoven and Mozart. Conducted by Wolfgang Brunner on the pianoforte.

BEETHOVEN THE FIRST EUROPEAN – 2nd February 2020 
The hardly known “23 Songs of Various Nationalities” (WoO 158a) brings Beethoven’s interest in different styles of music and languages to life. The young soprano Sonja Isabel Reuter, tenor Sung Min Song and bass baritone Daniel Kotlinski provide lively renditions of the Scandinavian, German, Tyrolean, Ucrainian, Portuguese, Tyrolean, Spanish, Polish, Russian and Swiss texts filled with verve and enthusiasm, accompanied by a trio of Simon Zhu, violin, Yibai Chen, cello and Semjon Skigin, piano.