Harmony of voices

Performers: VOCAL ENSEMBLE "ART’N’VOICES" (Poland) Małgorzata Priebe (soprano) Maria Krueger Milej (soprano) Ania Rocławska-Musiałczyk (alto) Marta Jundziłł (alto) Mateusz Warkusz (tenor) Szymon Duraj (tenor) Tomek Chyła (baritone) Rafał Brzeziński (bass)

Program: STANISŁAW ORMIŃSKI – "Prayer" ("Modlitwa") JÓZEF ŚWIDER – "Praise the Lord" ("Laudate pueri, Dominum") ANDRZEJ KOSZEWSKI – "Hail, Queen" ("Zdrowaś Królewno wyborna") FELIKS NOWOWIEJSKI – "Uhlan's Reflection" ("Dumka Ułana") ROMUALD TWARDOWSKI – "I Love You, Sea" ("Kocham Cię, morze") JAN KRENZ – "Sad" ("Smutna") Kashubian folk melodies and works by Kashubian composers, arr. A. Rocławska-Musiałczyk STANISŁAW MONIUSZKO – "Evening Song" ("Pieśń wieczorna"), "The Spinner" ("Prząśniczka"), arr. A. Rocławska-Musiałczyk JAN ADAM MAKLAKIEWICZ – "Lullaby" ("Kołysanka") KRZYSZTOF KOMEDA-TRZCIŃSKI – Rosemary's Lullaby from the film "Rosemary's Baby", arr. A. Rocławska-Musiałczyk

On the stage of the Kaunas Philharmonic – winners of the prestigious International A Cappella Competition in Leipzig and rising stars of Polish vocal music – the ensemble "Art’n’Voices". These are eight young singers united not only by exceptional musical talent but also by a desire to create the future of a cappella music and inspire listeners of all generations with the highest quality sound.

The ensemble has built a wide repertoire of contemporary works, dominated by complex vocal arrangements specially adapted for them. Although the performers often experiment with alternative and improvisational musical styles, the foundation of every "Art’n’Voices" performance consists of compositions created by the members themselves.

The ensemble has won numerous awards in national and international competitions, including 10 "Grand Prix" titles, and has successfully performed in prestigious competitions belonging to the European Choral Association's "Grand Prix" network, such as "Polifonico Guido di Arezzo" in Italy (2017) and "Tolosako Abesbatza Lehiaketa" in Spain (2019). The group has already won the prestigious Polish music award "Fryderyk", also known as the country's "Grammy", twice. In 2021, they received this award for the album "Midnight Stories" in the "Contemporary Music Album of the Year" category. At that time, the ensemble became the first eight-member a cappella group to win this award. In April 2026, "Art’n’Voices" won the award for the second time for their latest album, "Pieces of Myself".

"Art’n’Voices" has performed in many famous concert halls, including the philharmonics of Gdańsk, Kashubia, and Kielce, the Leipzig "Gewandhaus", "Teatro Petrarca" in Italy, "Théâtre Michel Portal" in Bayonne, France, and others. The ensemble has also collaborated with world-class performers such as Leszek Możdżer and the best Polish orchestras. In 2025, the ensemble debuted at the Hamburg concert hall "Elbphilharmonie", and in the summer, they embarked on a concert tour of Germany. The ensemble also participated as a guest performer at the Thomas Mann Festival in Nida, Lithuania. In the 2026–2027 season, performances are scheduled at the Warsaw National Philharmonic, the National Forum of Music (NFM) in Wrocław, and the philharmonics of Gorzów, Poznań, and Pomerania.