Opus lusławicka. The thing about Krzysztof Penderecki's arboretum / BIBLIOPHILIC ALBUM

This bibliophilic publication is the first attempt to document the manor and park complex in Luslawice, rebuilt by the musician artist, who gave it the hallmarks of his own creation. In the space of the Luslawice garden, Penderecki built a labyrinth - a figure both real and symbolic, to which he compares his creative path. "In it I feel safe," he explained, "I retreat, I find other paths. I leave it reluctantly. It is also here in Luslawice that the music closest to me is created: symphonies written for years and chamber music - my musica domestica. Here I escape into intimacy, into a world close to silence - and it seems to me that I get closer to the essence of music." (Krzysztof Penderecki)

Issued by słowo/obraz terytoria publishing house
Format: 320 x 240 mm, 160 pages.
Hardcover, embossed.

Inside: 24 pastedown photographs by Zbigniew Bielawka. 18 black and white illustrations on separate boards, portrait of the composer and color plan of the manor house and park, list of tree species and varieties of the park in Luslawice, documentation.

Piece with scuffs, dings and bumps.