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Future Classics Scholarship Recipients’ Final Concert - October 22
On October 22, 2026, at 7:00 PM, the Pilecki Institute in New York will host the final concert featuring the scholarship recipients of the Future Classics programme.
The New York event will mark the culminating presentation of fifteen talented instrumentalists and vocalists who are developing their careers with passion, courage and ambition, while helping shape the future of Polish culture on the international stage.
The programme will feature works by Polish composers, performed by some of the most promising representatives of the new generation of Polish classical musicians.
Performing at the Pilecki Institute in New York will be:
Emilia Bałaga – soprano
Maria Flader – percussion, marimba
Tomasz Kłeczek – piano and harpsichord
Filip Krzeszowiec – cello
Julia Łozowska – piano
Leon Łunkiewicz – clarinet
Julia Majewska – violin
Antonina Musioł – violin
Piotr Olesz – cello
Zuzanna Sejbuk – piano
Sandra Siudak – flute
Michał Skibiński – violin
Krzysztof Wierciński – piano
Tobiasz Włodarczyk – accordion
Mikołaj Woźniak – piano
The artists will be accompanied at the piano by:
Piotr Kozłowski
Programme:
Masterpieces of Polish music performed by the Future Classics scholarship recipients.
Future Classics and Poland’s National Brand
Future Classics is an investment in Poland’s national brand - one built through the real-life stories, achievements and international careers of young Polish artists.
The programme presents Poland as a country of talent, creativity, artistic excellence, professionalism and courage. The scholarship recipients become natural ambassadors of Polish culture, presenting its contemporary and diverse character to audiences both in Poland and abroad.
The New York Scholarship Recipients’ Gala is therefore much more than a final concert. It is also a tangible contribution to the international promotion of Poland and to strengthening the country’s positive image through culture.
The long-term strength of this approach lies in investing not only in individual events, but above all in people who, over the coming decades, can help shape an international narrative of Poland as an ambitious, modern country that recognises the importance of culture.
Event Information
Future Classics Scholarship Recipients’ Concert
Date: October 22, 2026
Time: 7:00 PM
Venue: Pilecki Institute in New York
Programme: Works by Polish composers
Performers: Future Classics scholarship recipients
More information about the programme:
www.futureclassics.pl
Organiser:
Polish National Foundation
Programme Partner:
Julian Cochran Foundation
Host of the Concert:
Pilecki Institute in New York
Partner:
21C Media Group
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