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About<\/h2>\n

We invite you to a new class led by Marta Urban-Burdalska as part of \u201cElementarz tradycji\u201d. What was autumn like in the Polish countryside in the past? What did people sing at the end of the harvest, and what exactly were plon, r\u00f3wnianka and przepi\u00f3rka?<\/p>\n

When the harvest came to an end, it was time for plon \u2013 one of the important moments in the traditional ritual year. Harvesters prepared wreaths and r\u00f3wnianki, and on their way to the farmer they were accompanied by harvest songs.<\/p>\n

The animals returned from the pastures, and farm life moved indoors \u2013 autumn had its own rhythm, songs and rituals.<\/p>\n

During the workshop:
\n\ud83c\udf3e we will sing traditional harvest songs,
\n\ud83d\udc04 we will learn songs and games about farm animals,
\n\ud83c\udf3e we will find out what plon, r\u00f3wnianka and przepi\u00f3rka were in different regions of Poland,
\n\ud83c\udf3e we will make our own harvest decoration from grain.<\/p>\n

About the instructor<\/h2>\n

Marta Urban-Burdalska<\/strong> \u2013 traditional singer and psychologist working with a somatic approach. A certified trainer of the Polish Psychological Association and creator of IN THE FLOW \u2013 voice, body, songs from tradition. She learned to sing directly from village musicians and their families, including the Gac and Met families. She sings, leads workshops, facilitates dancing, and plays the double bass and frame drum. She creates educational and artistic projects that bring traditional songs and music back into shared singing and intergenerational encounters. She initiated, among others, Laboratorium Zabaw Tradycyjnych, Introit and Rodzinna Orkiestra Burdalskich. She comes from Lublin and a multigenerational farming family, and lives in Olsztyn. Mother of three musical children.<\/p>\n

Details<\/h2>\n

When:<\/strong> September 26, 2026 (Saturday), 17.00-18.30
\nWhere:<\/strong> Workshops of Culture in Lublin, Grodzka 7 \u2013 exhibition hall, 2nd floor
\nFor:<\/strong> children aged 6+ and caregivers actively participating in the workshops; no musical experience is required
\nRegistration: via the online form<\/a>
\n<\/strong>Admission:<\/strong> free<\/p>\n

Accessibility<\/h2>\n