Kinga Głyk - chitară bas
Hailey Mae Niswanger - saxofon,
Arek Grygo - keyboards,
Michał Jakubczak - keyboards,
Nicolas Viccaro - baterie
24 year old Polish bass player Kinga Glyk is one of the leading jazz artists of her generation. She began her adventure with music at the age of 12 playing in a family band called Głyk P.I.K. Trio. She has performed not only in her native Poland, but also in countries such as Indonesia, Austria, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Portugal, Slovakia, the Czech Republic and Ukraine. In June 2016 a video of Kinga performing Eric Clapton’s „Tears in heaven” has been posted by Bass Player United on Facebook reaching the amount of 20 million views. Kinga Głyk has performed with: Tim Garland, Nitai Hershkovits, Greg Hutchinson, Bernard Maseli, Ruth Waldron, Natalia Niemen, Apostolis Anthimos, Leszek Winder, Paweł Tomaszewski, Grzegorz Kapołka, Joachim Mencel, Arek Skolik, Mateusz Otremba, Marek Dykta and Piotr Wyleżoł. Her last three albums were released at Warner Music - Dream (2016) with Greg Hutchinson (drums), Tim Garland (sax), Nitai Hershkovits (piano), Feelings (2019) and Real Life (2024, produced by Michael League).
The POLAND-ROMANIA Cultural Season 2024/2025 is a series of artistic events across the two named partner countries. It takes place over eighteen months and it is the result of joint efforts by the Polish Ministry of Culture and National Heritage and the Adam Mickiewicz Institute, with full support from the Polish Institute in Bucharest as well as the Romanian Ministry of Culture and the Romanian Cultural Institute. The season includes dozens of concerts, theatre performances, film screenings, exhibitions and literary events. The visual identity of the season is the result of a collaboration between graphic design students from Poland and Romania; it includes a logo inspired by the diacritical marks characteristic of these two challenging languages. Complementing the visual aspect is the slogan “We Share a Common Language”, referring to the language of culture, a language that allows for deep understanding and communication through a diversity of forms, means of expression and traditions.
