I’ve Got That Swing!

Date & Time

Sun, Jan 19, 2025, 11:00

Venue

Filharmonia Narodowa, Concert Hall (Warszawa)

One... two... and one, two, three, four! FeNek has given the signal for the start of the carnival fun at the Warsaw Philharmonic. Dance tunes, big band sounds, rhythms that set absolutely everything and everyone in motion – you’ll be able to see, feel and hear these and many other amazing things during the concert at the Warsaw Philharmonic. And for undecided music lovers, FeNek has prepared something special: musical seven-mile shoes, thanks to which we’ll be able to visit... Read full text

Keywords: Children and Family, Morning Concert

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Musicians

Chopin University Big Band
Piotr Kostrzewa	Art Director
Adrianna Furmanik-Celejewska	Presenter

Program

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