 Music was the least restricted of cultural activities , probably because Hans Frank regarded himself as a fan of serious music . In time , he ordered the creation of the Orchestra and Symphony of the General Government in its capital , Kraków . Numerous musical performances were permitted in cafes and churches , and the Polish underground chose to boycott only the propagandist operas . Visual artists , including painters and sculptors , were compelled to register with the German government ; but their work was generally tolerated by the underground , unless it conveyed propagandist themes . Shuttered museums were replaced by occasional art exhibitions that frequently conveyed propagandist themes . 
 Music was the least restricted of cultural activities , probably because Hans Frank regarded himself as a fan of serious music . In time , he ordered the creation of the Orchestra and Symphony of the General Government in its capital , Kraków . Numerous musical performances <a href='uninflect' title='1'><mark>were</mark></a> permitted in cafes and churches , and the Polish underground chose to boycott only the propagandist operas . Visual artists , including painters and sculptors , <a href='uninflect' title='2'><mark>were</mark></a> compelled to register with the German government ; but their work was generally tolerated by the underground , unless it conveyed propagandist themes . Shuttered museums <a href='uninflect' title='3'><mark>were</mark></a> replaced by occasional art exhibitions <a href='null_relcl' title='4'><mark>that</mark></a>frequently conveyed propagandist themes . 
Music was the least restricted of cultural activities , probably bc Hans Frank regarded himself as a fan of serious music . In time , he ordered da creation of the Orchestra and Symphony of the General Government in its capital , Kraków . Numerous musical performances was permitted in cafes and churches , and the Polish underground chose to boycott only the propagandist operas . Visual artists , including painters and sculptors , was compelled to register with the German government ; but their wrk was generally tolerated by tdaunderground , unless it conveyed propagandist themes . Shuttered museums was replaced by occasional art exhibitions frequently conveyed propagandist themes .