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The Kielce concert has been a part of the “Winter Songs” tour
Ready for Christmas!
14 december 2013
Andrzej Piaseczny in concert at the Targi Kielce Congress Centre
The Friday evening was a real treat for all those, who came by to the Targi Kielce’s latest facility. Te real thrill was owed to the outstanding singer as well as the concert we all had been waiting so long for. Andrzej Piaseczny’s “Winter Songs” concert – no other person is able to make use of the reverie and mood so as to have the audience experience the Christmas’ more crucial aspect. The concert was mainly based upon the winter album’s songs, although complemented with “Prawie do nieba” (Almost to the heavens) or “Śniadanie do łóżka” (Breakfast to bed). This capturing combination also included the smash hits like “Kolęda dwóch serc” (The Tow-Heart Carrol) or “White Christmas”.
Although the famous Piase’’s melodies brought in a worm or even hot climate, the concert proper decoratio was also taken care of. The stage design at the large Alfa and Omega hall made the intimate atmosphere of a café’s closeness. As Kielce is Andrzej Piaseczny’s hometown, the concert could not fall short of encore performances – this bit included “Jest taki dzień” (There is a Day), which was a subtle crowning element to this Christmas festivity and celebrations.
It has been the first time that a grand concert uncovered the unusual Targi Kielce’s Congress Centre’s capabilities. The audience were sitting on both sides of the stage. This auditorium layout allowed the 700 people to take part in the event.
Although the famous Piase’’s melodies brought in a worm or even hot climate, the concert proper decoratio was also taken care of. The stage design at the large Alfa and Omega hall made the intimate atmosphere of a café’s closeness. As Kielce is Andrzej Piaseczny’s hometown, the concert could not fall short of encore performances – this bit included “Jest taki dzień” (There is a Day), which was a subtle crowning element to this Christmas festivity and celebrations.
It has been the first time that a grand concert uncovered the unusual Targi Kielce’s Congress Centre’s capabilities. The audience were sitting on both sides of the stage. This auditorium layout allowed the 700 people to take part in the event.