A Kaleidoscope of Polish Colours
Mazowsze’s flagship concert, and the essence of what the ensemble has been presenting on the world’s stages for the past seventy-five years.
Concerts
Mazowsze is one of the largest folk-inspired artistic ensembles in the world. A national institution, for thousands of overseas spectators, Mazowsze performances are their first point of contact with Polish culture.
Mazowsze Ensemble has travelled over 2.3 million kilometres and performed before 27 million people worldwide, in 51 countries as well as in over 200 Polish towns and villages, and in presenting Polish regional and national songs and dances has earned itself the title of “Ambassador for Polish Culture”.
Mazowsze Ensemble has travelled over 2.3 million kilometres and performed before 27 million people worldwide, in 51 countries as well as in over 200 Polish towns and villages, and in presenting Polish regional and national songs and dances has earned itself the title of “Ambassador for Polish Culture”.
The Supposed Miracle, or Cracovians and Highlanders
Directed and adapted by Andrzej Strzelecki, this musical production based on Wojciech Bogusławski’s comic opera was first performed to mark Mazowsze Ensemble’s sixty-fifth anniversary. Focusing on male-female relationships, Mazowsze’s take on the first Polish opera of the Enlightenment is a humorous and moving story of love, friendship, conflict and reconciliation.
Productions
Polish Bethlehem
Lucjan Rydel’s Polish Bethlehem (Betlejem Polskie) is Mazowsze's signature Christmas Show: a patriotic production alluding to key moments in Polish history, featuring 150 actors, singers, dancers and musicians.
Productions
A Magical Journey – All of our Beautiful Poland
A colourful, musical show which takes our youngest audiences on a magical journey through Polish customs, dances, instruments, costumes and traditional crafts.
Productions
Fantasy on Poland – The Polish National Dances
The protagonists of the this theatrical “fantasy” are schoolchildren studying the Polish national dances under the eye of their teacher - a remarkable violin virtuoso. The audience learns about the five national dances along with the students, but also encounters the works of a number of composers for whom Polish traditional music served as a creative inspiration.
Productions
Romanca à la Kujawiak
The production introduces audiences to the origin, history and form of the five Polish national dances, through the story of two young people, fascinated by music and dance. Popular among school groups and young people, it features stunning performances by the Mazowsze Ensemble ballet group and orchestra.
Productions
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The “youngest” of Mazowsze’s productions, showcasing the versatility of Mazowsze Ensemble’s artists, this colourful and humorous show encourages young audiences to reflect on important issues of inclusion and diversity.
Productions
Polish Christmas Carols
Many Poles can’t imagine Christmas without Mazowsze’s carols. Generations of Poles have become accustomed to hearing them on TV and on the radio at this beautiful time of year. It is probably safe to say, however, that nothing compares to a live performance of traditional carols and Christmas songs by the Mazowsze Ensemble choir and orchestra.
Concerts
Patriotic Songs
Mazowsze National Folk Song and Dance Ensemble’s concert of patriotic songs is a staple for national holidays and state occasions. It is also perfectly suited to chamber halls, churches and smaller venues.
Concerts
Hymns and Church Music
Mazowsze Ensemble’s symphony orchestra, renowned soloists and award-winning choir delight in this beautiful concert, which also provides a perfect musical backdrop for a mass or church service.
Concerts
Mazowsze Symphonically
Renowned for the versatility of its repertoire, Mazowsze National Folk Song and Dance Ensemble's symphony orchestra presents classical concerts featuring pieces by the most eminent composers of all time.
Classical Concerts
A Kaleidoscope of Polish Colours
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