“Natalia Bajkowa i Jonasz Kofta. This trio is crazy and unique to me. Natalka charms in a voice that you want to promote together and maybe you are pobaling with us ?? !!! What would happen, it is no longer ” – she wrote Sanah On Instagram just after the premiere of the next installment of your new project with Polish poetry.
In the song “There was a ball” to the text Jonasz Kofta accompanies her Natalia Szroeder.
Until now, we met her duets from Krzysztof Zalewski (“Eviva L’Arte!” Kazimierz Przerwa-Tetmajer), Michał Bajor (“Elegia about … (Polish boy)” “Krzysztof Kamil Baczyński), Anna Maria Jopek (“I loved Mr.” Agnieszka Osiecka), Mela Koteluk (“May 1939” by Zuzanna Giczanka), Kuba Badach (“Song” of Czesław Miłosz) and the band “Mazowsze” (“in autumn” by Maria Konopnicka).
Sanah reaches Polish poetry again. Who did she invite you to cooperate?
As we have already informed, this year Sanah will give only two performances on PGE Narodowy in Warsaw (September 19 and 20). The second concert was added after the tickets were the first to sell out quickly.
The guests invited to these performances will appear in the next songs from the new edition of poetry. There are still on the list Kasia Kowalska, Alicja Majewska, Katarzyna Nosowska, Grzegorz Skawiński and Sobel.
Let us remind you that in November 2022 she released the album “Sanah sings poetry”which obtained the status of a diamond slab for the sale of over 150 thousand. copies. The publishing house was also awarded Fryderyk.
Sanah and Natalia Szroeder singing “There was a ball”
“There was a ball” to the text Jonasz Kofta Previously, he sang the died in July 2020. Bernard Ładyszone of the most famous voices of the Polish opera.
The song has a much longer history – in the original the melody was created in 1880. Her composer, IOSiF Ivanovicihe was a bandmaster of the Military Orchestra in Romania, who had just announced its independence. The words were created in the 20th century, text Aleksander Wertyński translated by Jonasz Kofta.
The version of Sanah and Natalia Szroeder retained the lyrics of Kofta, but the music was prepared by Sanah and the musician and producer cooperating with her Marek Dziedzic (incl. Sorry Boys, Kasia Kowalska, Mela Koteluk, Ballads and Romances).