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Between Bow and Key, Violin & Piano Concert

Acclaimed musicians the Polish Violin Duo join forces with renowned pianist Artur Haftman for a unique concert at 6pm on Saturday 28th June.

28th June, 6pm, Polish Social & Cultural Association, POSK Theatre 1st Floor, 238-246 King Street, London, W6 0RF United

Come along for an extraordinary evening of music featuring the acclaimed Polish Violin Duo, comprised of violinists Marta Gidaszewska and Robert Łaguniak. Known internationally for their virtuosic performances and dedication to showcasing both classical and lesser-known works, the Duo brings their passionate artistry and nearly 200 international competition awards to the stage.

Learn more about them here: Polish Violin Duo – Muzyka

Joining them for this special performance is internationally celebrated pianist Artur Haftman, renowned for his deeply expressive interpretations of Chopin and extensive global concert career. Together, this powerful collaboration promises a program rich in musical depth and dynamic artistry.

Learn more about him here: Home | Artur Haftman

The evening will also highlight the talents of students from The Andrzej Panufnik Polish Music School in London, who will support the main artists, adding youthful energy and inspiration to the event.

Tickets available online via Eventbrite here: Between Bow and Key Tickets, Sat, Jun 28, 2025 at 6:00 PM | Eventbrite or at the POSK reception

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