The Polish capital of Warsaw will host the 14th Ludwig van Beethoven Easter Festival later this month. The ever-popular two-week event gets underway on Sunday 21st March, running until Saturday 3rd April. Fourteen days will be dedicated to Beethoven and the wealth of classical music in the two centuries since his heyday, as Warsaw welcomes performers and artists from around the world. Every year the festival is built around a central theme, and this year organisers are celebrating the phenomenon of the piano alongside the genius of Poland’s favourite son, Fryderyk Chopin, and his contemporary Robert Schumann. The Ludwig van Beethoven Easter Festival has been a part of Warsaw’s cultural calendar since 2004 after starting life in Krakow in 1997.
Tickets for performances are available now and you can find out more at www.beethoven.org.pl/en
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