History

Key events at a glance, most recent first.

2026
- Match Match Ensemble — album Music of Silesian Synagogues (27.09)
- Winter in Jarosław — workshops (February)
- Recording of the album Music of Silesian Synagogues with Match Match Ensemble in Legnica (May–June)
- World premiere of Tomasz Prasqual’s opera only Love can break your Heart, TR Warszawa (July)
- Recording of a monographic Zygmunt Krauze album with Hashtag Ensemble and Polish Radio 2 (August)
- Oskar Tomala — new work, Warsaw Autumn (19 September)
- Dialogi — another autumn series
- Rafał Ryterski — new work, Komuna Warszawa (11 December)
- Co-organisation: AżTak Festival, Rywka Tiktiner Jewish Music Festival in Tykocin
2025
- Winter in Jarosław — workshops (February)
- Music of David Eisenstadt tour: Berlin, Hanover (May)
- Recording of Roxanna Panufnik’s Olivia with the Poldowski String Quartet (June)
- 4th AżTak Festival — closing concert in Wanda Czełkowska’s studio: Feldman’s Rothko Chapel and the world premiere of Teoniki Rożynek’s Tomba Emmanuelle (WTS commission)
- Szczecin, 8th International Days of Jewish Music (5 September)
- Premiere of the Music of Silesian Synagogues programme, Lutheran church in Legnica (10 October)
- Dialogi — autumn series
2024
- Solaris — Opera Rara, Kraków, 11 performances; the last in Katowice (14 December)
- Dialogi — third season, 7 concerts (from 3 October)
- Time Change Concert (Koncert na Zmianę Czasu) at Hashtag Lab with Hashtag Ensemble — premieres of works by Andrzej Karałow and Aleksander Kościów (October)
- The album Music of David Eisenstadt and its release concert at the POLIN Museum (17 November)
- Commission: Karol Nepelski for Dialogi
2023
- Polish premiere of Salvatore Sciarrino’s Aspern, STUDIO teatrgaleria (16 and 19 September)
- Dialogi — second season, 7 encounters
2022
- Little Thunder — Wrocław, Warsaw, Łódź
- Match Match Ensemble is founded — debut at the 65th Warsaw Autumn (18 and 19 September)
- Dialogi — first edition, 5 studios
2020
- Aspern Suite — video opera
- Vermillion Calm by Keiko Fujiie
- Commissions: Zofia Dowgiałło (Audio Art), Rafał Ryterski (Sinfonia Varsovia festival)
2019
- Karol Nepelski’s Birdy — Tête-à-tête Festival, London
2018
- Tragedia albo wizerunk Śmierci Przeświętego Jana Chrzciciela — with Teatr Chorea, Łódź
- The WTS Choir in Antoni Radziwiłł’s opera Faust, Nieborów
2017
- The WTS Choir — 3rd prize at the choral competition in Chivasso (Italy)
2016
- The WTS Choir — Cornelius Cardew’s Treatise, a movement-and-sound performance at Warsaw Autumn
2015
- Joseph Haydn’s Orlando Paladino
2014
- Mokotów Music Salons
- The Rape of Lucretia at the Miskolc SZEM Festival (Hungary)
- The WTS Choir in Don Giovanni (Young Stage of the Warsaw Chamber Opera) and Euripides’ The Bacchae
- J.S. Bach’s St John Passion
2013
- Benjamin Britten’s The Rape of Lucretia — 8 performances at the Old PAP Printing House
2012
- J.S. Bach’s St John Passion
2011
- J.S. Bach’s St Matthew Passion at the Haarlem Philharmonie, with the C.O.V. Haarlem choir and Varsoviae Regii Cantores
- City of Art — workshops in Jarosław (2011–2013)
2010
- St Matthew Passion — a Polish-Dutch project with the C.O.V. Haarlem choir
2009
- First summer workshops of the WTS Choir in Mierkinie (until 2017)
2008
- The choir wins 3rd place at the Cantio Lodziensis Choral Festival in Łódź and 2nd place at the Myślenice Choral Song Festival (2008/2009 season)
2004
- The choir in Oskar Kolberg’s Król Pasterzy (Collegium Nobilium) and Johann Strauss’s Die Fledermaus (Teatr Polski, conducted by Jerzy Maksymiuk) — 2004/2005 season
2000
- An album with Franciszek Lessel’s Cantata to Saint Cecilia (Acte Préalable), featuring the choir — Fryderyk Award nomination
1998
- Students of the Chopin Academy of Music found a vocal ensemble — later the WTS Choir