Paris and Its Influence on the Musical Culture of the Twentieth-Century Central and Eastern Europe
6th International Conference from the 'Polish Music Abroad' series

/ 10:00
Barbara Mielcarek-Krzyżanowska Paul Dukas Lessons on Composition: According to Zygmunt Mycielski’s Letters to His Mother
Małgorzata Sułek The Acquaintance Between Witold Lutosławski and Nadia Boulanger in the Light of Their Preserved Correspondence
Damien Top Albert Roussel and His Czech Disciples
Chair: J. Mackenzie Pierce

/ 12:00
Kamilė Rupeikaitė “I Am an American at Heart…”: The Influences of Paris on the Artistic Identity of Leopold Godowsky
Jūratė Katinaitė The Unofficial Influence of the Paris School of Composition on Lithuanian Students During the Soviet Era. The Case of Antanas Račiūnas
Nana Sharikadze Negotiating Paris: Jabadari and Matchavariani – Across Émigré and Soviet Networks
Chair: Valentina Sandu-Dediu

/ 14:30
Ana Diaconu Spectral Thinking as a Compositional Paradigm: Horațiu Rădulescu Before and After Paris
Katarzyna Figat From Musique Concrète to “Visual Music”: the Work of Piotr Kamler at the Service de la Recherche de la RTF
Katarzyna Naliwajek Between East and West – between Warsaw and Paris – the Variable Geometries by Elżbieta Sikora
Chair: Iwona Lindstedt

/ 16:30
Panel discussion with the composers:
Elżbiety Sikory, Zygmunta Krauzego i Jerzego Kornowicza
Chair: Beata Bolesławska-Lewandowska


The papers and the panel discussion will be held in English.

The conference is organised as part of the DAINA 3 research project Polish and Lithuanian Music in Global Perspective: Migration, Diasporic Identities and Homeland, funded by the National Science Centre.
Organiser: Institute of Art, Polish Academy of Sciences
Co-organiser: Polish Composers’ Union
Media patron: POLMIC.PL