Name: Kapela Agopsowicza (PL) at ALICE
Start: 2026-03-22T19:00:00+01:00
Location: Nørre Allé 7, 2200 København N, Danmark

Det polske ensemble Kapela Agopsowicza indtager ALICE med traditionel dansemusik fra det centrale Polen – spillet, som den lød i landsbyerne for generationer siden. Her mødes ungdommens ukuelige energi med fortidens melodier, intense rytmer og livlig fællessang i en kombination, der kan holde dansegulvet i kog hele natten. Hvis du kunne lide koncerten med ukrainske HrayBery på ALICE sidste år, så hop i danseskoene og kom hid, når Kapela Agopsowicza giver koncert til marts.
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Køb billet i forsalg: 180 dkk eksl. gebyr / ungebillet: 160 ung dkk eksl. gebyr
Køb billet: https://alicecph.com/event/kapela-agopsowicza-pl/
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NB: Koncerten er stående
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Kapela Agopsowicza består af unge musikere, der er dybt fascinerede af den polske landlige musiktradition. De har i årevis været lærlinge hos ældre landsbymusikere og har fordybet sig i mazurkaer, obereker og andre danseformer, som engang udgjorde rygraden i bryllupper og fester på den polske countryside. Især de tredelte danserytmer er en sjældenhed i dag – og vil for mange nordiske ører vække genklang af den skandinaviske polska.
Bandets koncerter er mere end blot musikalske opvisninger. Mellem numrene deler musikerne fortællinger og anekdoter, der åbner for den kulturelle kontekst bag melodierne og giver publikum en dybere forståelse af traditionerne. Instrumenteringen er lige så autentisk som udtrykket: violin, rammetromme, landsbycello (basy) og et tre-rækket polsk harmonika skaber et rigt og nuanceret klangbillede. Musikken ledsages ofte af levende sang – præcis som dansemelodierne oprindeligt blev sunget spontant af publikum. Selvom Kapela Agopsowicza har en kort historie, har de allerede spillet til et væld af koncerter og dansefester i Polen, herunder på markante folk- og world music-festivaler. I november 2025 indspillede de deres debutalbum, og vi ser frem til at opleve deres energiske, traditionsbårne univers folde sig ud live, når Kapela Agopsowicza giver koncert på ALICE til marts.
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In English:
The Polish ensemble Kapela Agopsowicza takes over ALICE with traditional dance music from central Poland – played the way it once sounded in village communities generations ago. Here, the unstoppable energy of youth meets melodies of the past, intense rhythms and lively communal singing in a combination that can keep the dance floor buzzing all night long. If you enjoyed last year’s concert with the Ukrainian group HrayBery at ALICE, lace up your dancing shoes and join us when Kapela Agopsowicza performs this March.
Kapela Agopsowicza is made up of young musicians deeply fascinated by Poland’s rural music traditions. For years, they have been apprentices to elder village musicians, immersing themselves in mazurkas, obereks and other dance forms that once formed the backbone of weddings and celebrations in the Polish countryside. Especially the triple-meter dance tunes are a rare treat today – and for many Nordic ears, they will resonate with the spirit of the Scandinavian polska.
The band’s concerts are more than just musical performances. Between tunes, the musicians share stories and anecdotes that open up the broader cultural context behind the melodies, offering the audience a deeper understanding of the traditions. The instrumentation is as authentic as the expression itself: fiddle, frame drum, village cello (basy) and a three-row Polish accordion create a rich and nuanced soundscape. The music is often accompanied by vivid singing – just as these dance tunes were originally sung spontaneously by the audience. Despite the band’s short history, Kapela Agopsowicza has already played numerous concerts and dance parties across Poland, including appearances at major folk and world music festivals. In November 2025, they recorded their debut album, and we look forward to experiencing their energetic, tradition-rooted universe unfold live when Kapela Agopsowicza performs at ALICE this March.