Tomasz Furmanek describes the festival as 'a labour of love,' the fruition of a plan he's had in mind for some time. He emphasizes the significance of this event as the opening declaration of the autumn season and the symbolic celebration of POSK's sixtieth anniversary in 2024. This year's festival, the result of a year-long idea shaping process, reflects the creative ambitions behind Jazz Café POSK, reinforcing its connection to Polish art in Britain.
In terms of performers, the festival is set to showcase some of the finest vocal talents in the British jazz scene while also giving a platform for young Polish singers. Furmanek expresses his passion for jazz, stating, 'It's no secret that I'm a big lover of jazz and especially jazz vocalists.' He highlights the plethora of amazing jazz singers he is eager to present to the audience, showcasing a blend of established and new talent.
Furmanek appreciates the support he received for the festival, noting, 'I'd like to thank POSK and the Polish Cultural Institute, particularly Paulina Latham, for their support.' This acknowledgment highlights the collaboration and community efforts that have gone into establishing the festival. Ticket prices are set at £15 for the three Friday night and four Saturday night performances, making access to the festival appealing.
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