
Orchestra Alphabet: M for Master
An educational concert for children featuring an orchestra, where each instrument has its own story. The programme is complemented by workshops and a radio café.
Warsaw, Poland

An educational concert for children featuring an orchestra, where each instrument has its own story. The programme is complemented by workshops and a radio café.

The Polish Sinfonia Iuventus Orchestra celebrates its 20th anniversary with performances of Lutosławski's Cello Concerto and Bartók's Bluebeard's Castle, conducted by Wojciech Rodek.

in 6 days
A classical concert featuring music by Respighi and Mozart performed by the Orchestra of the Polish Royal Opera under conductor Tomasz Bugaj. Mezzo-soprano Monika Ledzion.

An energetic tribute show dedicated to the cult film The Blues Brothers with a full orchestra. The blues mission returns to the stage in Warsaw.

Belgian pianist and composer Wim Mertens, one of the leading figures in minimalist music, will present his work at Warsaw's concert studio.

A ballet inspired by the Bridgerton series, featuring live music and set in Regency-era England.

A children's concert from the "Orchestra Alphabet" series themed around rain, featuring workshops before and after the performance at the Polish Radio Concert Studio.

Bendik Giske performs at Studio Koncertowego Polskiego Radia im. Witolda Lutosławskiego as part of the Unsound Warszawa 2026 festival.

A chamber concert with Edyta Krzemień and Jacek Szwaj presenting film music in a minimalist arrangement for voice and piano. The programme includes compositions by renowned film composers and themes from iconic films.

A musical fairy tale for children based on Janusz Korczak's classic, featuring music by Jerzy Rogiewicz, performed by an orchestra, choir and soloists.

Osmium, Hildur Guðnadóttir, Rully Shabara, and Sam Slater share the stage at the Witold Lutosławski Concert Studio of Polish Radio in Warsaw.

Polish Orchestra Sinfonia Iuventus opens its jubilee 2026/27 season with a concert featuring Ignacy Lisiecki (piano), Gaja Wilewska (violin), and the Academic Choir of the University of Warsaw. Programme: Skweres, Wieniawski, and Szymanowski.

Family-friendly orchestra concert with children's workshops and a radio café. Radio broadcast; admission 60 PLN.

A concert merging Carnatic music with jazz and instrumental theatre. The first part features Varijashree Venugopal and Giridhar Udupa, the second honours the memory of Michał Urbaniaka.

A guest concert by the Krzyżowa-Music festival at Warsaw's Polish Radio Concert Studio. Four musicians perform works by Bacewicz, Paderewski, Chopin, Mahler, Tansman, and Dvořák.

A classical concert featuring flutist Ania Karpowicz, pianist Marek Bracha, and the AUKSO Orchestra conducted by Marek Moś. The programme includes works by Wajnberg, Schoenberg, and Laks.

Pianist Marcin Masecki performs his "Blues Suites" - nonet compositions blending classic blues with original material, commissioned for the Festival of Many Cultures.

Premiere concert of Warsaw's jazz orchestra with Norwegian composer Ole Morten Vågan as guest artistic director. An original programme composed specifically for this ensemble.

A gala featuring young scholarship recipients of the Future Classics programme performing solo classical music works at Polish Radio's concert studio.

Season-closing concert of the Polish Radio Orchestra featuring violinist Jakub Jakowicz and conductor Jacek Kaspszyk. Programme includes works by Mendelssohn and Brahms.

A tribute to Andrzej Zaucha through big-band arrangements, conducted by Krzysztof Herdzin with the Chopin University Big Band.

The second part of Sławek Uniatowski's concert series, in which the artist performs works by his musical heroes: Ciechowski, Wodecki, Sinatra, and Zaucha.