"WJO La Boheme": October Jazz Jam Session – First Edition

About the event

"WJO" - ONE PAINTING VERNISSAGE. Special guests: Jazz Jam Session Due to high interest, we propose meetings every two weeks, on the second and last Monday of the month. You are welcome to come with or without an instrument – you can simply come and listen. 🎵 Upcoming meetings: - 13, 27.10 - 10, 24.11 - 08, 12 The repertoire includes jazz standards, and in the performing section: - Piotr Pawęska - double bass - Patryk Lewi - guitar - Tomasz Piątkowski - electric piano - Marcin Ułanowski - drums and: - Michał Pierzchlewski - cameras ⚠️ ATTENTION! Jam Session is not an Open Microphone or karaoke. The musicians are very kind and empathetic, and we kindly ask you to calmly assess your own abilities before possibly going on stage. The jam session is professionally recorded (audio + video). The recordings are for educational purposes – you can listen to what happened in the solos and get motivated to keep practicing. We do not publish recordings unless all performers give their consent. Events are recorded, but we do not forbid anyone from recording for personal use; however, we ask that it be done discreetly (preferably from a certain distance) so as not to disturb the musicians and audience. Anyone who plays on stage can get a link to the recordings; just leave your email address or other contact details with Michał Pierzchlewski. Participation in the event implies consent to the use of your image in photo and video coverage of the event. 🕖 Important information – we start at 19:00, and playing with drums and bass must end at 22:00 to avoid conflicts with local residents. Organizational matters: La Boheme is an intimate, art-friendly place. No concerts are held here, only Open Rehearsals. No tickets are sold for events, but there is an option to support the artists with a donation "to the hat" (suggested minimum 40 PLN). So it's worth bringing cash. At La Boheme, you also pay for drinks only in cash. Best regards and cordially invite you. Be Patrons of the Arts!