Song is a magic form by Wojciech Młynarski
26 September 2017, 7 p.m.
The Witold Lutosławski Concert Studio of Polish Radio, ul. Modzelewskiego Street 59
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The Jan Kiepura Mazovian Musical Theater has a great pleasure to invite you to the premiere of the SONG IS A MAGIC FORM BY WOJCIECH MŁYNARSKI concert, which will take place on September 26, at 7 p.m. at the Witold Lutosławski Concert Studio of Polish Radio.
“Wojciech Młynarski did not describe Poland to us, he wrote it to us. We talk about her with his words.
His songs has already helped the Poles to survive the Gomułka’s period, but today you can see how much they seem to be written yesterday. They relate to all our present fears and laughter. He has some incredible ability to embarrass reality, that feels embarrassed when it recognizes itself in Młynarski’s song. “
Michał Ogórek
„Song is a magic form” concert is based on the lyrics and translations of Wojciech Młynarski, who described the reality that surrounds us in a masterful and unique manner.
The program consists of 21 songs i.a. „Strasznie lubię cię piosenko”, „Dziewczyny bądźcie dla nas dobre”, „Po co babcię denerwować”, „Układanka”, „Absolutnie”, „Truskawki w Milanówku”, „Ballada Skandynawska”, „Konie”, „Nie wycofuj się inteligencjo”, „Nie ma jak u mamy”.
music management – Aldona Krasucka
directing – Magdalena Smalara
Performers:
Hanna Śleszyńska
Magdalena Smalara
Anna Sroka-Hryń
Jacek Bończyk
Arkadiusz Brykalski
Jakub Gąsowski
Musical ensemble:
Aldona Krasucka – piano
Wiesław Wysocki – saxophone
Wojciech Gumiński – bass
Szymon Linette – drums
Host – Michał Ogórek
Wojciech Młynarski did not describe Poland to us, he wrote it to us. We talk about her with his words.
His songs has already helped the Poles to survive the Gomułka’s period, but today you can see how much they seem to be written yesterday. They relate to all our present fears and laughter. He has some wonderful ability to embarrass reality, that feels embarrassed when it recognizes itself in Młynarski’s song.
Over time, the reality has begun to follow his descriptions and adapt to the lyrics he sang. The great example of this is the famous song “Jesteśmy na wczasach”, which mocked “dances” and “acquaintance evenings”, simultaneously becoming an indispensable point of all dancings and gave them a new impetus for life. At the same time, Wojciech Jaruzelski and Lech Wałęsa referred to the song “Róbmy swoje”: each of them wanted to “do their own”, but each one of them understood it quite differently.
And Młynarski himself did just a little bit of room for a better life for the Poles. For this “one night, half a day” because “happiness usually lasts that long”.
One of the most beautiful songs: “ Lubię wracać tam, gdzie byłem ” is like the motto of our concert. “Do znajomych drzwi pukać, myśląc czy nie stanie w nich czasami ta dziewczyna z warkoczami”….
The magic of the scene makes you find “a few tones and a few poems from the times when you loved for the first time”.
Michał Ogórek