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Sarah Walker talks to Andrew Kurowski about events at last year's Warsaw
Autumn Festival. Re-emerging from its financial doldrums and finding its feet in the new economy, the 2000 Festival showed signs of a new outlook while acknowledging the eminent position the festival held during less receptive times. Music includes Zygmunt Krauze 's Piece for Orchestra, Olga Neuwirth 's saxophone quartet Ondateand Nova Mob for vocal sextet. Lydia Zielinska 's work for solo percussion and tape Expandata and Karin Rehnqvist 's Lamentofor large orchestra.

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Talks:
Sarah Walker
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Andrew Kurowski
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Zygmunt Krauze
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Olga Neuwirth
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Lydia Zielinska
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Karin Rehnqvist
Source: Radio Times

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