Film Music Concert

Sources of memory

A mesmerizing concert film that awakens Carpathian folk spirit with orchestra, choir, and hurdy‑gurdy

Sources of memory Concert Film Experience

Immerse yourself in the cinematic journey of Sources of memory, a powerful concert film capturing every beat, note, and emotion of the live performance. Explore high-quality footage, complete setlists, featured artist moments, and behind-the-scenes stories that bring the concert experience to life. Whether you're a die-hard fan or a curious viewer, this is your backstage pass to one of the most unforgettable music events ever filmed.


Concert Film

Sources of Memory invites you into an intimate journey through the heart of Eastern European folk music, captured in a stunning concert film that blends orchestral power, vibrant vocals, and the evocative sounds of the Carpathians. Under the baton of conductor Radosław Labahua, the NFM Leopoldinum Orchestra swells with rich textures that support a kaleidoscopic palette of soloists and choirs. Artistic director Małgorzata Dzielny not only conducts the orchestra but also leads the soaring harmonies of the NFM Girls’ Choir and the NFM Boys’ Choir, creating a powerful choral tapestry that reverberates throughout the film. Featured solo musicians include Katarzyna Gacek‑Duda on bass flute and traditional ethnic flutes of the Carpathians, Małgorzata Żurańska‑Wilkowska with hurdy‑gurdy and voice, Ewa Pater on the distinctive Biłgoraj “bitch” along with mandolin and guitar, and Patrycja Cywińska‑Gacka on frame drum and vocals. Their performances elevate the program’s dynamic range and authenticity. The program celebrates revered folk melodies and contemporary arrangements: “O my lavender wreath; Take me, Jasieńek; Marcin; Why did you take me, my mother” (arr. Svahy), “Oh, hops; Chlebek” (arr. Svahy), “The Bandit's Dance,” “Don’t chase away the shepherdess,” “This wodzicka,” “There is a road, there is,” “Dysc,” the stirring “From the Other Side of the Lake” (arranged by Małgorzata Dzielny), and the dramatic “Forerunner, mother, horse, forerunner.” The film also showcases K. Gacek‑Duda’s Carpathian Suite “The Kingdom of the Beskids” (edited by M. Walach) and captivating fragments from the film *The Quack* by P. Lucewicz. All of these pieces are woven together with lyrical storytelling, sweeping orchestral swells, and the haunting call of the hurdy‑gurdy. Whether you are a longtime fan of folk traditions or a newcomer eager to explore the sounds of the Carpathians, Sources of Memory offers a captivating, cinematic experience that delights the senses and warms the soul. Explore the full program and secure your tickets – details & tickets available on our site.

Past Dates and Locations


April 19, 2026

Poland

Wrocław (Wroclaw), Poland

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