Capella Cracoviensis: matinée

Saturday, May 9, 2026, 11:00 AM

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Schoolchildren, seniors (with or without grandchildren!) and anyone else who thinks that Wednesdays mornings are the best time for live music: using contemporary language, that’s the target group of Capella Cracoviensis’ cycle: Matinées – concerts for juniors and seniors.

The musical mornings are held alongside Capella Cracoviensis’ regular concerts. Each concert is preceded by a short introduction, with the nuances and background of the musical world. But background knowledge isn't the most important part. “Capella Cracoviensis doesn’t so much want to explain music, but rather accustom young people to the concert atmosphere and to concerts as cultural and social events, and shape their habits of interacting with art,” explain the organisers. To put it simply, listening to good music is just a great way of spending mornings.

9 May 2026, 11am
Claudio Monteverdi Altri canti d’Amor (Eighth Book of Madrigals / Madrigali guerrieri)
Claudio Monteverdi Hor che’l ciel e la terra (Eighth Book of Madrigals / Madrigali guerrieri)
Claudio Monteverdi Altri canti di Marte (Eighth Book of Madrigals / Madrgali amorosi)
Claudio Monteverdi Lamento d’Arianna (Sixth Book of Madrigals)
Marco Uccellini Sonata sopra la Prosperina
Tarquinio Merula Ciaccona
Klaudia Łoboda harpsichord / lead
Capella Cracoviensis

16 May 2026, 11am
Programme details coming soon
Katarzyna Czubek
recorders

23 May 2026, 11am
Georg Philipp Telemann:
Concerto for recorder and bassoon TWV 52:F1
Concerto for violin TWV 51:a1
Concerto for 3 violins TWV 53:F1
Trio Sonata for oboe, bassoon and basso continuo TWV 42:B7
Concerto for violin, cello and trumpet TWV 53:D5
Katarzyna Anna Olszewska
concertmaster
Capella Cracoviensis on period instruments

+48 602 620 698
For whom: for children, for seniors, for families

MOCAK Museum of Contemporary Art in Krakow

ul. Lipowa 4

The combination of post-industrial atmosphere with a modern and functional glass and concrete structure provides a perfect framework for the presentation of important phenomena in the art of the last five decades.

A memory of the former production halls of the enamelware factory (known from Steven Spielberg’s film Schindler’s List) melds here with a modern and functional structure of glass and concrete, providing a perfect setting for the presentation of contemporary art. MOCAK has its own, regularly expanded collection of art (both Polish and foreign) from the last five decades, and its development can be traced in the successive variations of the permanent exhibition. It has been divided into a number of sections: conceptualism, video, sculpture, and objects. It is also the venue for numerous temporary exhibitions, including a large annual problematic exhibition confronting selected questions in contemporary public life with the artists’ outlook (the presentations made so far have focused among others on history, sport, economics, crime, gender, and medicine in art). Moreover. The museum runs its own library with a book collection devoted to contemporary art and humanities, runs educational activities, and manages and implements research and publication projects.

Tickets: normal PLN 30, concessions PLN 20, family PLN 65, admission free to permanent exhibitions on Thursday

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