The workshop is designed for everyone. Circle singing, known as the meeting of voices, is an outing towards the natural impulses created in a person. The voice follows the stimulus. It is a learning to trust, but most importantly to listen and create community. Through joint exercises focused on breathing, vocal emission and movement, participants learn how to make the most of their physical and vocal abilities in the process of free improvisation.

Join us for a workshop that reveals improvisation as a natural and organic part of our lives. During the session, you'll discover that improvisation isn’t reserved just for professional musicians – each of us has this ability within us. The workshop, full of spontaneity and positive energy, encourages self-expression and demonstrates how improvisation can enrich both everyday life and musical experiences.

A meeting and discussion between representatives of young independent music labels who will share their experiences and strategies in creating, promoting and distributing alternative music.

The meeting with Stefan Wesolowski is an encounter with the world at the intersection of classical music and contemporary music production. The workshop is aimed at composers, producers, and anyone interested in broadening their horizons and finding inspiration in an unconventional, more intuitive approach to music production, regardless of their level of expertise.

A chat about selected environmental themes in electronic music over the years, highlighting environmental awareness in music production, and exploring how electronic music can support and promote sustainability.

In an era of easy access to advanced production tools and widespread music publishing, the question arises: Are recordings by emerging musicians starting to sound too similar? Are new artists following trends at the expense of their unique sound? This discussion will include contributions from both producers and musicians.