Join us at Ba\u0142agan Pub<\/strong> for a concert by fie.dronowicz<\/strong> \u2014 a project that takes listeners on a fascinating journey through the sounds of the Suwa\u0142ki region, where the past meets the present.<\/p>\n fie.dronowicz<\/strong> is the solo project of Piotr Fiedorowicz<\/strong> \u2014 sound artist, documentarian, and ethnographer from the Suwa\u0142ki region. Each performance is a one-of-a-kind journey built on authentic songs and melodies collected from the people of north-eastern Poland, reimagined through a contemporary sensibility. At Ba\u0142agan, Piotr Fiedorowicz<\/strong> will perform live using synthesizers, sampler, Belarusian bagpipes, violin, and harmonica.<\/p>\n Piotr Fiedorowicz<\/strong> \u2013 violinist, bagpiper, documentarian, and passionate advocate for the traditional culture of the Suwa\u0142ki region. Since 2005, he has learned directly from the last traditional fiddlers of the Suwa\u0142ki region \u2014 Franciszek Racis<\/strong> and Mieczys\u0142aw Pachutko<\/strong> \u2014 inheriting their repertoire and their knowledge of the frame drum. He is also the author of archival recordings, photographs, and films documenting the culture of the borderlands.<\/p>\n A laureate of many awards, including Polish Radio\u2019s Fonogram \u0179r\u00f3de\u0142<\/strong>, the New Tradition<\/strong> competition, and the Kazimierz Dolny Folk Festival<\/strong>, he received three awards at the Polish Radio Folk Festival \u201cNew Tradition\u201d (2025)<\/strong> for his solo project fie.dronowicz<\/em>. Among them was the Czes\u0142aw Niemen Special Award<\/strong> for an original artistic vision inspired by the heritage of the Suwa\u0142ki region. When:<\/strong> November 15, 2025 (Saturday), 7:00 PM Please note that the venue is not architecturally accessible<\/strong>.
He combines analogue synthesisers, a looper, and a sampler with traditional instruments such as Lithuanian\u2013Belarusian bagpipes, violin, and harmonica to create multilayered, organic soundscapes inspired by the musical traditions of the borderlands.<\/p>\n
The music of fie.dronowicz<\/strong> moves between meditative ambient, sound poetry, field recording, and echoes of ancient trance.<\/p>\nAbout the Artist<\/strong><\/h3>\n
Co-founder of the bands Biele<\/em>, Ch\u0142opcy z Nowoszyszek<\/em>, Otako<\/em>, and Dautenis<\/em>, he has been preserving and reinterpreting the folk music of his homeland since 1998. He co-runs the Krusznia Association<\/strong>, which promotes traditional music through educational and publishing projects.<\/p>\n
That same year, the Adam Mickiewicz Institute<\/strong> awarded him a grant to attend WOMEX 2025<\/strong>, the world\u2019s leading music industry fair.<\/p>\nDetails<\/h3>\n
Where:<\/strong> Ba\u0142agan, ul. Grodzka 5a, Lublin
Admission:<\/strong> Free<\/p>\n<\/h3>\n
Accessibility<\/strong><\/h3>\n
Inquire about accommodations \u2192 Accessibility form<\/a>
Read about accessibility at Warsztaty Kultury \u2192 warsztatykultury.pl\/pl\/dostepnosc\/<\/a><\/p>\n