Polish Music.

Except for the fact they are not enforced equally but BIASLY.
Now let's get back to talking about Polish music, thanks.

Cut down on off topic remarks. Ha!


Yes, darling, high time. Try to conform.

Listen and cool down at last:
Binge party at Gypsy`s by black Poles:

youtu.be/xLj5xaahdF8

@pawian
Hard to digest.

No, it is an excellent song and my kids love it too.

I have better one...
youtu.be/h9RwYPsVpfM

You cheater! :):):)

Here is a Polish tune for you!

youtu.be/pxikqLzKZDY

Another good Polish tune;

youtu.be/oHQUpMi_JAc

One more tune.
I love Wilki and this was one of their biggest songs.

youtu.be/SCIvOsw0O-M

Just remembered another Classic Wilki song.....

youtu.be/70ot6Tj8T4c

@Miloslaw

This one is funny...

HAZEL..... I love Poland..K_urwa masz!

youtu.be/1EPlFdNa1bQ

Krzesimir Debski is a name well known to the Polish posters on here but virtually unknown outside of Poland.
He is a huge talent.
A composer of classical and Jazz music,a great violinist and a founding member of one of Poland's greatest Jazz bands.

youtu.be/ZYsY_q8piBw

This is the kind of "Smooth Jazz" Debski can be more associated with.

youtu.be/gDHQuThDWfQ

My last post from Debski is a light hearted one.
Enjoy!

youtu.be/G1IzZIcDhxk

This thread has been too quiet for too long.
Time to revive it!
This is Krzysztof Lepiarczyk.....a bit of a mouthful for non Poles but a true talent!

youtube.com/watch?v=t5PNoJ7QiH4&pp=ygUda3J6eXN6dG9mIGxlcGlhcmN6eWsgZGllaGFyZDI%3D

153 views in 1 year?

Polish Music is incredibly underated.

Along with many areas of culture, including world cinema until not too recently, perhaps the last twenty to thirty years.

In books on film, often directors such as Wajda, Andrzejewski along with many others would get perhaps a few pages, if they were lucky. Even Polanski's sometimes not credited for his early Polish work. French, German, and Italian directors would have entire chapters devoted to them.

Theater's another matter though. In stage design and direction, for a while, names like Jerzy Grotowski and Tadeusz Kantor loomed large, as did Krzysztof Penderecki in the area of experimental music.

@Lyzko

For once Lyzko, we agree.
Polish culture is largely ignored in the rest of the world.
But I don't know why.

The answer's fairly self evident!
No thanks to Poland's historically richer and traditionally more acknowledged neighbors such as Russia and Germany, Poland as well as Polish culture, sadly, became viewed until not too long ago, as a mere backwater, inferior (if you can believe it!!) to fellow European societies.

Need I list the names and accomplishments of Poland but once again??

King Jan Sobieski - helped drive out and keep out the Turks from Europe Nikolas Kopernikus - proved that the Earth revolves around the Sun Adam Mickiewicz - penned one of the greatest epic poems in any European language Frederic Chopin - made the piano sing as none other before or since Mme. Marie Curie (nee Manya Sklodowska) - pioneered uses of radium Dr. Kazimierz Funk - discovered uses of the vitamin supplement ...etc. etc. etc.

Really?
I don't think that you have answered my question.

Really
Clap your hands, stomp your feet, Polish music can't be beat !

If you include the toe-tappin' music of the goral in Zakopane, you're probably right, at least in Europe.

@Miloslaw, I think my post answers at least part of your question, to be honest.

Merged:

Polish Music.

Time for more great Polish Music......There is not enough of it in this forum.....

It seems that very few Polams appreciate good Polish music, apart from one I can think of.But you true Poles need to celebrate the enormous amount of great Polish Music out there!Please post some of it on here!

The deepest irony is that I think Polish music sounds best sung in Polish.Yet singing in Polish will only expose you to a very limited Polish audience.If some of these artists could sing in English it would give them a much broader audience.The Scandinavians discovered this ages ago.

Since rock songs especially are usually sung at louder decibels than normal, it really makes little difference in which language someone sings them, they're difficult to understand as it is.

Was at a Nina Hagen concert in New York in the late '80's and she decided to sing s favorite of hers in English called "Dirty Deutschland". She might as well have been singing in Kiswahili for all I could make out LOL

I like to listen to Polish music, for example, on vacation if I have access to Polish radio, but I am aware that Polish music in terms of technique and voices of performers is very far from world standards. Sometimes, listening to some old and new songs, I wonder how it was possible to record and release something like this.

Far, yes. And yet in the world of opera, messrs. Jan Beczala and, "The Polish Thrush", "The Caruso of the Vistula", tenor Jan Kiepura, were none too shabby:-) Marcella Sembrich was also a Pole, I believe. There were many others as well.

They too sang in multiple languages, by the way.

Don`t forget about this thread where you posted once.

However, you should know that it will be also closed one day when the number of posts with embedded videos will make it unbearable for the forum engine to handle it properly. It happened to the previous thread a few days ago after it had grown too big.

I get what you're saying but if that's the case I'm surprised the music thread wasn't moved either.

Anyway, I'll post a couple of tunes:

Beata Kozidrak x Kamil Bednarek - Biegiem



Haven't heard this for a few years now:

Tyle chciałem Ci dać - Universe & Beata Kozidrak

What a pointless off topic and racist post!

Let's ignore your senseless post and listen to some more nice Polish Music, which is what this thread is about, not making limp wristed political comments.......

@pawian

This is part of Polish culture that you like to sweep under the carpet.
But it cannot be ignored because it has been real for decades!

I have one last post on here tonight from Akurat.