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The First Lady of Polish Folk Joanna Slowinska in New York and Chicago

October 22, 2006

The rousing, spellbinding singer-violinist Joanna Slowinska is famous for her powerful "open voice" singing, skillful musicianship, and brilliant interpretations of folk music in both traditional and modern arrangements, including Jewish, Gypsy, and the folk-based settings by Zygmunt Konieczny of works by Polish poets. Joanna Slowinska is the winner of several prestigious awards. Her solo record Live in Alchemia received the Folk Record of 2005, a Polish Radio award by a vote of musical critics and journalists.

A personality to match Cesaria Evora and Lila Downs (Wojciech Ossowski, Polish Radio 3)

The first lady of Polish folk - one of the most fascinating and suggestive female vocalists on the Polish musical stage. (Tomasz Janas, Gazeta Wyborcza)

She is an artist of the highest order: the expressiveness of her singing captivates, the tonal quality of her voice is beautiful, her technique as singer and instrumentalist excellent. One critic has called Joanna the Ewa Demarczyk of Polish folk music. And, in reality, within that small, energetic figure there is something extraordinary, a drama and charisma that holds the attention and won't be forgotten. (Jan Poprawa, The LiteratureSalon)

Joanna Slowinska's concert in New York City is part of the European Dream Festival Supported by the Malopolska Region encompassing Krakow and 7 other UNESCO World Heritage sites having outstanding cultural values.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 8:30 PM
Leonard Nimoy Thalia at
SYMPHONY SPACE
2537 Broadway & 95th Street
New York, NY 10025-6990
Tickets at (212) 864-5400 or on-line

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 7 PM
CHICAGO CULTURAL CENTER
78 East Washington Street
Chicago, Illinois 60602
(312) 744-6630
FREE

Presented by The Polish Cultural Institute, Symphony Space, and Chicago Cultural Center