An Evening Of Cohen And Cave at Jazz Cafe POSK

Warsaw-born artists, Olandra and Piotr Jaszczuk are back by popular demand performing a concert in tribute to iconic musicians and songwriters Leonard Cohen and Nick Cave. Their legendary songs have achieved cult status to their countless fans in Poland and tonight’s young artists have re-imagined a selection of these classics presenting them with new arrangements and interpretations. The evening will feature a collection of their classics such as Cohen’s “Suzanne” & “Hallelujah” and “Where the Wild Roses Grow” & “Henry Lee” by Cave, as well as a selection of lesser-known but also very poignant pieces. Olandra & Piotr will perform these songs in English as well as translated versions in Polish, and following last year’s sell-out event, they have added new material and invite you to join them in what promises to be another evening of mesmerising and emotional heartfelt music....

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Warsaw-born artists, Olandra and Piotr Jaszczuk are back by popular demand performing a concert in tribute to iconic musicians and songwriters Leonard Cohen and Nick Cave. Their legendary songs have achieved cult status to their countless fans in Poland and tonight’s young artists have re-imagined a selection of these classics presenting them with new arrangements and interpretations. The evening will feature a collection of their classics such as Cohen’s “Suzanne” & “Hallelujah” and “Where the Wild Roses Grow” & “Henry Lee” by Cave, as well as a selection of lesser-known but also very poignant pieces. Olandra & Piotr will perform these songs in English as well as translated versions in Polish, and following last year’s sell-out event, they have added new material and invite you to join them in what promises to be another evening of mesmerising and emotional heartfelt music.

The evening will be supported by singer Weronika Bielecka, and accompanied on piano, by Alina Bistricka, who will perform songs from Joni Mitchell including a selection from classic albums Blue and Mingus.

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