Rewrite the Stars - MUW choir charmed the audience

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Ten people stand on a stage in a concert hall, in front of music stands with sheet music. Seven women in green skirts and black blouses, three men dressed in black. In the background, a wooden acoustic wall with vertical elements. In the foreground, an audience seated on chairs is visible.
On June 15, the concert hall on Tyszkiewicza Street resounded with beautiful sounds. And this was due to the MUW Choir, which gave its annual concert that day. This time titled “Rewrite the Stars.” The atmosphere was exceptional, and the concert hall - full of guests!

The choir’s repertoire included songs by well-known and beloved singers and bands, such as ABBA, Billie Eilish, Coldplay, Ed Sheeran and Pink. All, of course, in choral arrangements. It was joyful, at times very energetic, and at times - touching.

Among the guests of this unusual musical event were: Rector Prof. Rafal Krenke, Vice Rectors: Prof. Michał Grąt and Prof. Marcin Sobczak, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine Prof. Paweł Włodarski and Vice Dean of the Faculty of Medicine Jacek Sieńko, MD, PhD.

Sopranos, altos, baritones - who took care of the fun-filled evening?

The concert featured 11 performers, including - in the dual role of conductor and singer - Daniel Synowiec. The singers were accompanied on the piano by Gabriela Machowska.
The concert was sung by:

  • Sopranos: Agata Łaszewska, Katarzyna Banecka, Hanna Liabetskaya, Julia Nielipińska
  • Altos: Magdalena Synowiec, Olimpia Nielipińska, Wiktoria Suszek, Marta Żak
  • Baritones: Kacper Wieczorek, Wojciech Gajda, Daniel Synowiec

Why „Rewrite the Stars”?

- This is the title of one of the songs sung. It comes from the popular musical “King of Entertainment,” which tells the story that if you believe strongly, you can make any dream come true. And we trust that this includes the musical dreams as well - says one of the choristers Magdalena Synowiec.

Many hours of rehearsals

The choir had been preparing for the concert for eight months - from October to May. They practiced twice a week at rehearsals lasting two hours each and during two weekend trips. In addition, each chorister regularly worked on voice emission in individual lessons with conductor Daniel Synowiec.

In addition to preparing for the concert, the group also worked on a carol program, which they performed several times in Warsaw churches, as well as on pieces with which they performed as many as 16 times during university ceremonies: inaugurations, matriculations and graduation ceremonies. So there was a lot going on with our choir, but it can be said that they managed all the performances 100 percent!

The next such performance - next year! You are already cordially invited!

 

Three women in black blouses stand side by side with music stands. The woman on the left has long, wavy hair. The middle one has a blonde bun and star-shaped earrings. The right one also has such earrings and holds her hand to her face. In the background are wooden panels and a white wall with an electrical panel.
Three women in black blouses and green skirts stand side by side in front of music stands. The left one has her hair pinned up and earrings, the middle one has loose hair and glasses, the right one has long wavy hair. In the background is a grey curtain and a fragment of a painting on the right.
Four people dressed in black stand in a semi-circle, singing or speaking. In front of them are two desks for notes or texts. In the background, vertical wooden slats on the left and a white wall on the right.
Four women in dark green skirts and black blouses stand on stage, singing or preparing to sing. In front of them are three stands of sheet music. In the background, a wooden wall with vertical stripes in dark and light tones.
A woman wearing black trousers and a green blouse sits at a piano and plays. The piano is black.