WHEN: 02 May 2026 (Bar 7pm Music 8pm)
WHERE: Jazz Cafe POSK London
TICKETS: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/danuta-bazejczyk-marta-carillon-a-special-evening-with-stars-tickets-1985240861859
Two extraordinary voices, one electrifying stage. From the timeless brilliance of George Gershwin to beloved jazz standards and captivating original songs, this performance promises passion, virtuosity, and pure musical magic. Expect powerful solos, dazzling duets, and unforgettable moments as these remarkable artists blend their distinctive styles in a celebration of music at its finest.
Backed by a stellar band of some of London’s finest jazz musicians, the night will swing, soar, and captivate from the very first note to the final encore. An evening of elegance, energy, and musical brilliance – not to be missed!
Line up:
Danuta Błażejczyk – vocal
Marta Carillon – vocal and piano
Chris Neill – piano
Flo Moore – bass
Marek Tomaszewski – saxophone
Gaetano di Giacomo – drums
Danuta Błażejczyk – Polish pop and jazz singer, actress and songwriter. Błażejczyk is a renowned Polish vocalist and laureate of numerous national and international music festivals. Throughout her career she has recorded many albums featuring both Polish repertoire and world standards. She has also appeared on stage in musical theatre productions, as well as in the television series “Tenants”. She is the founder and president of the “Apetyt na Kulturę Foundation” (Appetite for Culture Foundation), an organisation dedicated to supporting artistically talented young people and creating ambitious cultural projects and artistic events.
In 2011 she was awarded the Silver Medal for Merit to Culture – Gloria Artis by the Minister of Culture and National Heritage, and in 2024 she received the Gold Medal Gloria Artis, one of the highest distinctions for contributions to Polish culture.
In 2025 she also received the Super Jedynki Award at the 62nd National Festival of Polish Song in Opole. Over many years on stage, Danuta Błażejczyk has built a reputation as a charismatic and expressive artist, appreciated by both audiences and critics for her distinctive voice, musical sensitivity and original repertoire.
She is known for her exceptional ability to create a warm and engaging connection with her audience. She has performed in many countries across Europe and on several continents, and her concerts – featuring both original songs and interpretations of world classics- remain memorable experiences for listeners.
Danuta Błażejczyk – “Gershwin”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lD8SWoPg_iQ
Danuta Błażejczyk – “The Man I Love”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-77D_6e9bo&list=PLTojmhCpLtN3hHix0HW0WldMUfZmxiREH
Danuta Błażejczyk – “Taki cod i miod” – live 1988): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hksCPzhNeuA
Marta Carillon is an internationally acclaimed, award-winning singer, pianist, and composer, recognised for her refined musicianship and distinctive artistic voice blending jazz, contemporary song, and classical influence. She holds a Master of Music from the Fryderyk Chopin University of Music in Warsaw and a Master of Science from King’s College London. Her honours include the UK International Music Competition Award (2024) and the World Classical Music Awards (2025).
Marta performs internationally as a solo artist and leads her original projects The Signature Recital and the Marta Carillon Quintet, presenting music of depth, elegance, and expressive power. She has performed at distinguished venues including the National Theatre London, ICC Berlin, Vienna Theatre, Sala Kongresowa, Teatr Narodowy w Warszawie, Teatr Rampa, and the Palladium Stage, The Kenton Theatre and London Theatre as well as renowned jazz clubs Pizza Express, Jazz Cafe POSK and Spice of Life. Marta has also recorded four full-length albums.
“With Marta Carillon’s performance we are in the presence of greatness” – Chris Blackhurst (The Independent & Evening Standard)
Marta Carillon – “To the Light”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3lFaGueJzMI
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