Anime Symphony

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Anime Symphony is a unique combination of music and animation from Japan. Excellent orchestra and amazing vocalists will take audience on a sentimental journey through Japanese animations.

Anime Symphony draws inspiration from the rich heritage of anime music. We want to pay tribute to the creators and composers who gave emotional power to many unforgetable scenes from fan favourite titles. New and exclusive orchestral arrangements, as well as their live performance, will emphasize the unique sound and beauty of iconic melodies.

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ICE Krakow Congress Centre

Located in the heart of Krakow, ICE Kraków Congress Centre offers a unique atmosphere for live music enthusiasts. The modern concert hall, equipped with excellent acoustics and advanced technical facilities, transforms every concert into an unforgettable experience.

Spacious foyers provide the perfect setting for relaxation between performances and a chance to meet fellow music enthusiasts. This is a place where the magic of anime music comes to life, and emotions flow like a wave. ICE Kraków Congress Centre combines tradition and modernity, creating a unique space for artists and audiences alike.

It's more than just a concert; it's a journey into the world of sound and emotion. Come and join us to share this unforgettable experience. ICE Kraków Congress Centre - where music becomes magic.

Repertoire

We created truly exceptional repertoire for you! During our concert we will take you on a nostalgic journey through unforgettable scenes from timeless series – thoughtfully selected songs full of feelings and emotions will undoubtedly lead you into the world of secrets, adventures, friendship and magic. Whether you're a long-time anime fan or a newcomer to the genre, we promise you that Anime Symphony will be an unforgettable experience for anyone who loves music! Our repertoire includes songs from:

• Death Note,
• Attack on Titan,
• Fairy Tail,
• Belle,
• Solo Leveling,
• Demon Slayer,

• Gurren Lagann,
• Yu-Gi-Oh,
• One Piece,
• Bleach,
• JoJo,
• Umineko no Naku Koro Ni,

• Pandora Hearts,
• Suzume,
• Given,
• My Hero Academia,
• Yurii on Ice!

Arrangement

The arrangement during the concert is responsible for Krzysztof Ratajski - Composer, pianist, arranger.

A graduate of master's studies in composition under Professor Zbigniew Bagiński at the Fryderyk Chopin University of Music in Warsaw. In addition to composing classical music, he is also involved in jazz and piano improvisation. He also has experience as a composer for film music, theater, and video games. In 2015, he received the first prize in the nationwide Ochlewski competition for his piece "Rebounds".

In 2020, he received the second prize in the nationwide Mycielski competition for his piece "Quarantella". He believes that the greatest joy for him as a composer is actively participating in his works as a performer. He is a member of the Polish Composers' Union.

Since 2017, he has been arranging and composing for the Heroes Orchestra and several vocal ensembles such as "Omnis Mea" and the SGH choir, where he also sings and plays. His works have been performed in Poland, Spain, Mexico, Belgium, and Luxembourg.

Orchestra

Orkiestra Symfoniczna im. Karola Namysłowskiego was founded in 1881 and is cultivating the tradition of Włościańska Orkiestra Karola Namysłowskiego. Until 1939 it was financed by the Namysłowski family. After World War II, the patronage of the Orchestra was taken over by the State.

Currently, the Orchestra operates as a local government cultural institution of the City of Zamość. Tadeusz Wicherek is the orchestra's director.

Since its beginings, Orchestra has been an ambassador of national culture, promoting it in the country and abroad. The symphonic character of the orchestra, unchanged for years, is a guarantee of the perfect musical setting for our event.

Chorus

The Pro Musica Mundi Choir is a project ensemble. It mainly focuses on performing cantata, oratorio, and symphonic works – both domestically and abroad. Following the model of European choral academies, Pro Musica Mundi facilitates collaboration among various vocal ensembles, creating a union of selected amateur and professional choirs from the Lesser Poland region.

International projects hold special significance in the activities of Pro Musica Mundi, bringing together musicians from different countries to collectively explore musical works and perform concerts. Pro Musica Mundi collaborates with the European Choral Academy. The choir debuted in 2007 during the celebrations of the 750th anniversary of the founding of Krakow, performing "Zakochani w Krakowie" by Piotr Rubik and "The Planets" by Gustav Holst (in collaboration with the Sinfonietta Cracovia orchestra).

In subsequent years, it participated in all editions of the Krakow Film Music Festival, working with top Polish orchestras and renowned conductors on large-scale simultaneous productions. Commissioned by the producer, the Pro Musica Mundi choir recorded a suite from the music of the "The Witcher" series, produced by the American internet service Netflix. The artistic director of the ensemble is Professor Wiesław Delimat.