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Polish Deli 11 3 2012 with Adam Ziemianin

Second week in a row we focus on literature in Polish Deli. This time we talk to Adam Ziemianin, a Cracow based poet best known for his poems sung by Stare Dobre Malzenstwo.

We talk about Adam’s most recent book ‘Wilcze Podniebienie’ and his first attempts to write novels, rather than poetry. We also discuss his career and beginnings and get a chance to listen to ‘Stare Dobre Malzenstwo’, ‘Wolna Grupa Bukowina’ and Marek Galazka singing our guest’s lyrics. And yes, the surname of our guest being the same as the surname of our host is not just a coincidence, we are family!;-)

language: Polish

to find out more about Adam go to: http://www.poezja-polska.pl/ziemianin/

Polish Deli 4 3 2012 with Piotr Czerwinski

This time on Polish Deli we have a special guest – Piotr Czerwinski. Why special? Well, he is the first writer to appear on our programme. Piotr is a Polish writer living in Dublin, Ireland. He is an author of three novels and his most recent book ‘Miedzynarod’ has been published recently and we take this opportunity to talk to him about it and about the reasons why he had left his beautiful country…

to find out more about our guest go to:

http://piotrczerwinski.com/

Language: Polish

Polish Deli with Agnes Szelag

In this episode of Polish Deli we interview Agnes Szelag, a composer, singer, cellist, performer and multimedia artist. She was born in Poland but then moved to different places during her life, including Austria, USA, UK etc. We talk about herbiography and artistic practice and we can listen to some of her music. Important part of Agnes’s work is collaboration with other artists and video art.

To find out more about Agnes go to: www.agnesszelag.com

language: English

Polish Deli 15 1 2012

Introduction to Polish Deli for 2012. My only New Year Resolution was to improve the programme, which I failed to do very soon… (next week I was down with a flu)

But I played you some nice music by Polish artists including: Arszyn, Nucleon, Bajkoczytacz, Aloes and  Zbigniew Karkowski

Language in this episode: Polish

Polish Deli 27 11 2011 Audio Art Festival special pt.2

Second part of my relation from this years Audio Art Festival in Cracow.

Featured artists: Kaleka, Strange Loop, Christioano Galaretta

Audio Art is an experimental and postmodernist art of the close of XX century and the beginning of the XXI century. Audio Art is an integration of sound and visual art. Presentation of Audio Art appears in form of the concert, performance and installation. Audio Art creates new concept of sound source: as an object and musical instrument in certain space and time. Audio Art is a “one person art”: composer, designer and performer unify the whole process of art creation. Audio Art uses low and high technology. Audio Art Festival presents individual artists from all over the world. Festival also presents other non-audio art events extending the whole image of the art based on sound.

language: Polish

 

Polish Deli 20 11 2011 Audio Art Festival special pt.1

Continuing my catch up I’m uploading first part of relation from Audio Art Festival in Cracow in 2011.

http://www.audio.art.pl/

Audio Art is an experimental and postmodernist art of the close of XX century and the beginning of the XXI century. Audio Art is an integration of sound and visual art. Presentation of Audio Art appears in form of the concert, performance and installation. Audio Art creates new concept of sound source: as an object and musical instrument in certain space and time. Audio Art is a “one person art”: composer, designer and performer unify the whole process of art creation. Audio Art uses low and high technology. Audio Art Festival presents individual artists from all over the world. Festival also presents other non-audio art events extending the whole image of the art based on sound.

language: Polish

Polish Deli 13 11 2011

I have some catching up to do with podcasts of Polish Deli, so here is the first of episodes that I didn’t have time to upload. I thought it would be a good idea, as people won’t upload many things during the Christmas/New Year period of time.

This week on Polish Deli we continue the topic of upcoming festivals: Audio Art in Cracow and Jazz and Experimental Music from Poland in London. And so we get a chance to listen to Kaleka and Tiger Walking Downhill, both of whom will be performing at Audio Art Festival 2011 (www.audio.art.pl). Next we can hear Maciej Obara Quartet, which will be performing at Jazz and Experimental Music From Poland Festival (http://jazz.deconstructionproject.co.uk/).

 

 

Polish Deli 6 11 2011

This week at the best Polish Deli in London we get a delicious mixture of Polish new folk, jazz, and experimental music by artists involved in Lifem Festival in London (Kapela ze Wsi Warszawa), Audio Art Festival in Krakow (Zenial) and Festival of Jazz and Experimental music from Poland taking place in London (Oles Duo, Piotr Kurek).

Language: English

Polish Deli 30 10 2011

In this week’s ‘Polish Deli’ Kacper Ziemianin invites us to listen to some of the finest Polish music, ranging from folk and reggae, to hard core beats and some ambient. We will hear Warsaw Village Band, because they are playing in London as part of this years Lifem festival. Next Bogdan Raczynski and finally Marcin Dymitr, from his new album ‘Niski Szum’ on Audio Tong.

Language: English

Polish Deli 23 10 2011 Festiwal Mysli Muzycznej special

Festiwal My?li Muzycznej - flyer

 

Special edition of Polish Deli dedicated to Festiwal Mysli Muzycznej (Festival of Musical Thought), which is taking place on the 28th and 29th of October 2011 in Jelenia Gora.

‘Polish Deli’ and Resonance are media partners of the festival, which makes us very happy. This is the first edition of this promising festival.

We have a pleasure to talk to Pawel Krzaczkowski – curator of the festival and listen to extracts from compositions that will be played during the festival.

Music by Slawomir Kupczak – ‘Raport’ (for computer) and Magdalena Glocka – ‘Na krawedzi ksiezyca’.

Language: Polish