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| A Polish weekend in London with Nigel Kennedy |
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Violin virtuoso Nigel Kennedy curates a weekend celebrating everything Poland at London’s Southbank Centre at the end of May 2010. The event marks the UK debut of Kennedy’s new chamber orchestra, currently making its worldwide debut in Germany. A Vivaldi inspired tour follows in November, taking in Birmingham, London and Manchester.