HASHTAG ENSEMBLE / Krych / KOMPOPOLEX International Festival of Contemporary Music Warsaw Autumn

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HASHTAG ENSEMBLE / Krych / KOMPOPOLEX
Tomala / Prins / Słyż / Glojnarić / Evdokimov / Duchnowski

HASHTAG ENSEMBLE:
Marta Bogusławska voice
Małgorzata Hlawsaº  flety
Aleksandra Panasikº oboe
Adam Eljasiński clarinets
Łukasz Nędzaº saxophone
Kayetan Cygański-Bolskiº bassoon
Monika Paprocka-Całusº  horn
Michał Adaminº  trumpet
Wojciech Jelińskiº tromboone
Magdalena Kordylasińska-Pękala, Bartłomiej Suttº  percussion
Krzysztof Kozłowski synthesizer/piano
Paweł Janas accordion/K-dron
Wojciech Błażejczyk electric guitar, zithers, guzheng
Marta Piórkowska, Stefania Grabiecº  violin
Aleksandra Demowska-Madejska viola
Dominik Płociński cello
Mateusz Loska double bass
Kosma Standera live electronics
Lilianna Krych conductor
º guest appearance
ENSEMBLE KOMPOPOLEX:
Aleksandra Gołaj percussion
Rafał Łuc accordion
Jacek Sotomski electronics
Kosma Standera, Łukasz Myszyński sound projection
 
Oskar Tomala everything can be seen through the prism of (2026)** for twelve instruments (Warsaw Stage Society commission for Hashtag Ensemble)
Stefan Prins I’m your body (2013-14)* for amplified quartet, ensemble and live electronics
Aleksandra Słyż Presence (2026)** for zither, string quintet and electronics (Polish Radio commission)
Sara Glojnarić Pure Bliss (2022)for ensemble, tape and guest conductor
Andrew Evdokimov Ask the Frozen Lark (2026)** for ensemble and electronics (Warsaw Autumn commission)
intermission 
Cezary Duchnowski Musical Composition (2026)** for percussion, accordion and electronics (Polish Radio commission) 
 
 
This event is part of the ULYSSES Platform, co-funded by the European Union.
The concert’s partners are Polish Radio Channel 2 and Nowy Teatr.
The work everything can be seen through the prism of by Oskar Tomala has been cofinanced by the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage’s Culture Promotion Fund – a special fund of the Polish state, within the Composing Commissions programme, implemented by the National Institute of Music and Dance.
 
** first performance
* first Polish performance