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Chopin // Polska / The Course 2010
Fri 3 – Sun 12 September 2010 / 12noon - 10pm
Canary Wharf, with some events in St Katharine Docks
Chopin The Course celebrates the 200th anniversary of Fryderyk Chopin’s birth with an inspirational journey. In June, a crew of Polish students embarked on a four-month voyage to meet their European neighbours and experience the romantic side of life at sea. Like ancient seafarers discovering new lands, the young ambassadors will arrive in London, the twentieth and penultimate port, in time for the Thames Festival.
The Fryderyk Chopin sailing boat was made in Gdansk in 1992, and is the biggest of its type in the world. Beginning its epic tour in Szczecinin Poland, The Fredyryk Chopin will make its way through Sweden, Denmark, Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium and France, arriving in September in London.
At each port the boat becomes a floating university, where lively topics such as youth, music, love, freedom and creativity are explored. These themes not only reflect Chopin’s life, but are closely linked with Polish history and the character of the nation.
An exciting programme of activities to accompany the ship’s stay in London – including music and dance performances – can be found on the ship's website http://www.chopinthecourse.com/en-gb/london
Daily news from the events & life on the ship: www.facebook.com/chopinthecourse
Official webpage: http://www.chopinthecourse.com/en-gb/london
2 comments
Great. Looking forward to seeing the detailed programme for the London stopover.
By Pepe on Fri 20 August 2010
It will be great experience. She (the ship) is beautiful and can be met in various mostly somwhere on Atlantic Ocean.
To learn more about her voyages and the cre visite:
http://minibractwo.republika.pl/
Have a great time
Zbigniew Potempski
By Zbigniew Potempski on Sun 29 August 2010
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