An "interactive garden" was built by The Adam Mickiewicz Institute as a tribute to the work of the late Krzysztof Penderecki - a digital project dedicated to the memory of the great composer
The Adam Mickiewicz Institute – our partner in the field of Polish culture – built “an interactive garden” as a tribute to the work of the late Krzysztof Penderecki.
Penderecki’s garden is a digital project dedicated to the memory of the great composer and it presents his personality and influence on the realm of contemporary music and also on other art forms.
The leading idea of this project was Pendereckis’s great passion for gardens and gardening.
The project will be fully implemented in November but parts of it can be seen already today. The project entails games such as memorizing of sounds. Participants will be asked to perform fragments of Penderecki’s works.
The game will be available from today on exactly here
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