Reymont – In Search of the Music of Origins

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LIVING TRADITION: SOUNDSCAPES OF POLAND

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5 days ago

This podcast series explores the deep ties between music, culture, and literature, highlighting the traditions that shape Europe's heritage. From the melodies woven into Władysław Reymont's Nobel Prize-winning novel Chłopi (The Peasants) to jazz-folk fusion and modern reinterpretations, each episode examines how the past inspires contemporary art and identity, revealing timeless beauty and meaning.

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Reymont – In Search of the Music of Origins

LIVING TRADITION: SOUNDSCAPES OF POLAND

25 minutes 43 seconds

9 months ago

Reymont – In Search of the Music of Origins

Explore the profound connection between music and literature in our upcoming podcast, where we delve into the melodies that not only serve as a backdrop but also form the very essence of Władysław Reymont's Nobel Prize-winning novel, The Peasants.

This conversation brings together two unique perspectives: seasoned musicians deeply immersed in the exploration of traditional music, and newcomers just beginning to uncover the wealth of sound from generations past. Together, we’ll journey through the intersections of art, culture, and heritage, uncovering the transformative power of music in storytelling and identity.

Join us for an inspiring dialogue celebrating the timeless rhythms that shape our roots and our creative spirit.

Host: Kamil Dawid Gałuszka

Powered by the Adam Mickiewicz Institute as part of the International Cultural Programme of the Polish Presidency of the Council of the European Union 2025.