By education I’m an engineer of production, but my true love and big passion for singing have accompanied me since I was a child. In 2011 I won "Clash of the Choirs" with Piotr Kupicha and this is how my musical adventure began. Then I became a finalist of the program "O!Polish Hits". I also appeared in some TVShows like: "Guess what song was it" "How Was It Played", "Good Morning TVN", "Breakfast TV", "Halo Polonia" and many others. I am the author of the song "Time for Everything Will Come" which was included in the TOP20 songs by Polish artists in 2018. The love for singing cause that I had the privilege of performing on one of the largest stages of the Polish stage, including three times at the Forest Opera in Sopot (Top Of The Top Sopot Festival, Young Choice Awards Festival 2019, Polsat SuperHit Festival), or on the stage "Holiday Route in Stalowa Wola". For several years I have been cooperating with the well‑known and respected producer of the Polish music scene, Marcin Kindla. I have been training my voice under the supervision of Barbara Broda‑Malon, and I also have the pleasure of working with vocalists, which give me great joy and give me wings, thanks to which I can fulfill myself professionally.

Opera singer (soprano), teacher and certified NVP voice rehabilitator, a graduate of the Ignacy Jan Paderewski Academy of Music in Poznań at the Vocal and Acting Department in 2019, the title of master of art in PhD Joanna Kozłowska‑Szczepaniak. She graduated from the Juliusz Zarębski State Music School in Inowrocław in the piano and classical singing class.

She developed her vocal skills at masterclasses and lessons with profesors and artists such as prof. Stelli Parenti, prof. Matjaz Robavs, prof. Janice Chapman, prof. Yvonne Kenny and others.

She has performed on the stages of the Gorzów Philharmonic, Opole Philharmonic and the Polish Theater in Poznań. From 2019, she's a teacher of singing and piano at the Bright Tuition Center in London. Currently, lives and conducts her educational and artistic activities in Poznań, Poland.

Theatre and film actress, vocalist, graduate of the Faculty of Acting at the AST National Academy of Theatre Arts in Krakow. For years she has been engaged in the New Theatre in Krakow, known for her roles in bold, high‑profile productions, many of which she co‑created as a scriptwriter ("Macabra Dolorosa"), and as a director ("Kora.Boska").

Instructor at the Lart Acting Studio and Drama Secondary School, vocal coach at the cultural centre Małopolskie Centrum Dźwięku i Słowa ‑ working with young people is her greatest passion. Member of the International Association of Vocal Teachers Natural Voice Perfection.

She has made numerous appearances on theatre stages in Poland and abroad. For many years she has been an actress in a musical and literary cabaret ‑ Grupa Rafała Kmity. Apart from the theatre, she can be watched in films, series and TV programmes.

Musician, vocalist, certified NVP vocal teacher, MA in arts, music therapist, cultural manager and art therapist. Graduate of the Karol Lipiński Academy of Music in Wrocław in composition and music theory in music therapy.

She gained her professional experience thanks to excellent teachers and vocalists, including Sonia Lachowolska, Danuta Sendecka, Barbara Broda‑Malon, Ilter Denizoglu, Rebecca Ann Meitlis, Robert Lunte, Jamie Vendera, Grażyna Łobaszewska, Krystyna Prońko, Aleksandra Sozańska‑Kut, Jacek Mełnicki, Aleksander Mazur, Antoni Drohomirecki and Jerzy Satanowski.

She participated in numerous vocal trainings, courses and workshops, and gave concerts in Poland and abroad. Krystyna Cugowska has experience as a soloist, band vocalist, choir singer and a recording artist. She often engages in interesting projects involving making and recording music or organising concerts.

As a teacher, she focuses on healthy singing, i.e. a natural, unforced work with the voice. She pays special attention to the combination of body awareness, breathing and emotions during singing. Krystyna Cugowska promotes the Lax Vox technique, especially the method developed by Dr Ilter Denizoglu ‑ DoctorVox Voice Therapy (DVT).

She runs the Krystyna Cugowska Bluelife‑Art vocal studio in Lublin, where classes are available on‑site as well as on‑line. She is member of Natural Voice Perfection ‑ Stowarzyszenie Pedagogów Wokalnych (Natural Voice Perfection ‑ Association of Vocal Pedagogues). Between concerts, rehearsals and singing classes, she continuously develops and extends her knowledge in working with the voice.

Vocalist, pianist, teacher. A certified Natural Voice Perfection vocal coach and member of Natural voice Perfection ‑ Stowarzyszenie Pedagogów Wokalnych (NVP Association of Vocal Pedagogues).

She completed her education at the second degree State Music School in piano and graduated from the Vocal School in Krakow.

Monika Dubel participated in numerous vocal and voice projection workshops and trainings conducted by Polish and foreign experts, including Grażyna Łobaszewska, Sonia Lachowolska, Danuta Sandecka, Beata Fudalej, John Henny, Anna‑Maria Hefele ‑ overtone singing, Prof. Krzysztof Izdebski PhD (San Francisco), Dr Ilter Denizoglu (Doctor Vox Voice Therapy) and Robert Lunte.

Performing on stage for many years, she cooperates with many musicians and her last musical and vocal projects include swing, jazz and bossa‑style music.

She is also a rhythmics instructor. For several years, Monika Dubel has been conducting musical and linguistic classes for children, based on an original programme of “education through play”, involving singing songs in English.

Having graduated from the AGH University of Science and Technology in management and marketing, from the beginning of her professional career she runs her own artistic agency MD Pro Art, promoting herself and her students. She organises artistic and festival events, which includes preparation of scripts for the events. She cooperates with the hospitality industry, especially with the Czarny Potok Resort & Spa, where she ensures the highest quality of vocal and acoustic concerts all year round.

In 2018, she started her Studio Wokalne i Rehabilitacje Głosu (Vocal School and Voice Rehabilitation) in Krynica‑Zdrój, where she provides services for children, teenagers and adults. In her work she uses the Doctor Vox Therapy Technique, which helps to enhance the vocal system in a natural, safe and effective way.

In her private life, she supports the development of junior ice hockey, helping her husband, who is a coach, and her son, a hockey player. She loves reading non‑fiction and watching period films about the 18^th century.

A graduate of the Jazz Department of the University of Applied Sciences in Nysa in the class of Dr. Danuta Sendecka, as well as the Department of Jazz and Popular Music and the Inter‑faculty Pedagogical College of the Karol Szymanowski Academy of Music in Katowice.

She trained under the supervision of teachers such as: Danuta Sendecka, Sonia Lachowolska, Kevin Mahogany, Dean Kaelin, Hubert Noe, Kim Chandler, Sissi Handler, Roger Treece, Anna Serafińska, Anna Gadt, Wojciech Myrczek, Mietek Szcześniak, Janusz Szrom.

Participant of many workshops, including: Doctor Vox Therapy Technique, Voicingers ‑ Jazz Vocal Stage Workshop in Żory, International Jazz Workshop, International Jazz Workshop in Leszno, International Jazz Workshop in Puławy.

On a daily basis, she runs Pracownia Głosu at Namysłowski Ośrodek Kultury. She also cooperates with Prywatna Szkoła Muzyki Rozrywkowej in Nysa.

She collaborated with Filharmonia Zabrzańska, Saxsesfull Plus, Big‑Band PSM I st. in Namysłów and Nysa Gospel Choir. Currently she is working on her original material in the style of jazz and bossa nova.

Musician, vocal coach, songwriter and multiinstrumentalist. Graduated from first degree Music School in (Western) concert flute, education , pre‑school and early school education teacher.

In her solo vocal career she performs in pop, alternative pop, rock, blues and jazz. Justyna trained under the supervision of Sonia Lachowolska and Maria Antkowiak. She participated in numerous workshops, trainings and conferences, such as Doctor Vox Therapy sessions conducted by Ilter Denizoglou.

Singing breaks the daily routine for a moment, allows to alter the state of mind, and revitalizes one. When we sing, something magical spreads around us; a kind of satisfaction and cheerfulness that continues to linger when the performance is over.

I. Saldmann

Musician, (pre‑cert) vocal coach, vocalist, songwriter (lyrics and music) and flautist. Aga is also a psychologist, psychosocial and interpersonal skills coach, and Efendi Clue Studio owner. She works with groups and soloists ‑ children, youth and adults.

She is engaged with various musical groups, such as sacral music, actor's songs and literary songs.

Aga graduated from the Bronisław Rutkowski Music School in Kraków in flute (Jolanta Hojdała‑Poręba), Kraków School of Jazz and Contemporary Music (vocal, Kaja Karaplios), Vocal and Acting School (vocal, Bogdan Kalarus), BAZA 2009 Coach School, and Jagiellonian University (psychology).

She has sharpened her vocal skills under the supervision of Sonia Lachowolska, Maria Lamers, Katarzyna Godzisz, Marek Stawiński, Kaja Karaplios, Paulina Kujawska and Beata Przybytek.

Aga has participated in numerous workshops on acting and improvisation conducted by Mateusz Brzeziński, Rafał Supinski, Przemysław Branny, Alan Pakosz, etc. She took part in many trainings, conferences and workshops conducted by world‑class pedagogues, such as Dean Kaelin, Rebecca Meitlis, Robert Lunte, Ilter Denizoglou.

Vocalist and vocal coach. Graduated in stage vocal performance, philosophy and Polish literature. In singing and music she appreciates emotions, honest message, imagination and creative energy, freedom and the ability to constantly experience the here and now. Her approach to singing is holistic.

She developed her skills during numerous vocal workshops and trainings: NEW YORK JAZZ MASTERS with Dena DeRose and Aaron Goldberg, DOCTOR VOX Voice Therapy Technique with Dr Ilter Denizoglu, NVP workshops on modern techniques of working with voice ‑ DoctorVox Therapy/Pocket Vox/Flow Phonation with Sonia Lachowolska, Performing and vocal improvisation with Jnr Robinson, Vocal Strength & Fitness with Jamie Vendera, International Jazz Summer Workshop Cho ‑ Jazz ‑ with Krystyna Prońko and many others.

Renata Zagórska is a laureate of the 42 International Meeting of Jazz Vocalists in Zamość. She is a member of Natural Voice Perfection ‑ Stowarzyszenie Pedagogów Wokalnych (Natural Voice Perfection ‑ Association of Vocal Pedagogues).

Vocal coach, singer, pedagogue. A graduate of such faculties as Pedagogy and Music Education. Currently, he is studying Choirmaster and Voice Emission at the Academy of Music in Bydgoszcz. He also graduated from the Faculty of Management at the Częstochowa University of Technology and then obtained the Artistic Manager certificate.

Additionally, a participant of numerous Polish and foreign trainings and vocal workshops. He conducted further vocal education under the supervision of Sonia Lachowolska and the Natural Voice Perfection, association, participating in training sessions organized by this association with specialists such as Dr. Denizoglu, Jaime Vendera, Bodo Maass, Prof. Krzysztof Izdebski, Prof. Sonia Lachowolska Dr. Danuta Sandecka.

In his studio, he works on a voice analysis program ‑ Voce Vista.

Inspired by Gospel music, he participated in numerous vocal workshops with conductors such as Peter Francis, Ruth Valdron, TGD.

He works with singers of all ages and vocal groups. He also works with the Janusz Józefowicz and Janusz Stokłosa Studio Metro.

Actor, singer, composer, vocal and acting instructor. He graduated from the Faculty of Acting, AST National Academy of Theatre Arts in Krakow, and in the years 2013‑2015 he studied vocal jazz at the Krakow School of Jazz and Contemporary Music.

In the years 2015‑2017, as a teaching assistant, Dominik Rybiałek conducted a course in interpretation of songs and prose at the Faculty of Acting, AST in Krakow, and at the National Academy of Dramatic Art in Warsaw. For three years he taught acting and diction a the WAM Music Workshop Academy in Warsaw. Since 2019, he has been the Artistic Director at Dreams Musical Academy in Gdańsk.

Dominik Rybiałek gained his artistic experience working in Poland and abroad, as well as participating in international workshops, e.g. in New York and Essen. As an actor he performed in J. Słowacki Theatre, the Ludowy Theatre, New Theatre in Krakow, in the Dramatic Theatre of Warsaw and in the Rampa Theatre, in both dramatic and musical shows, as well as in the Theatre in Gniezno. At present, he is an actor of the Jewish Theatre in Warsaw.

Dominik Rybiałek cooperated with artist from around the world (including N. Kolada, B. Michaels, R. Kołakowski, S. Lachowolska, J. Trela, M. Kalita, A. Popławska, S. Bello, E. Marciniak); he performed in Germany, Great Britain, the United States, Hungary and Romania.

He received awards at many music festivals and was a beneficiary of a prestigious “Klasa” Programme of the BGŻ bank ‑ a scholarship to finance secondary and higher education. In the years 2013‑2015, Dominik Rybiałek received a grant from the Dean of the National Academy of Theatre Arts, and he received the Award of the City of Krakow in 2016.