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Anna Maria Jopek

Anna Maria Jopek is a renowned Polish musician, known for her distinctive fusion of jazz, pop, and folk elements, often drawing from her deep Polish roots and Slavic sensibility. Born on December 14, 1970, in Warsaw, Poland, Jopek comes from a musically inclined family, which laid the foundation for her profound connection with music. She is a classically trained pianist and graduated from the Fryderyk Chopin University of Music. Her skills, however, are not confined to classical music; Jopek's versatility allows her to traverse genres seamlessly, and she has built a reputation for her innovative approach to music and songwriting.

Throughout her career, Jopek has worked with a range of international artists, seamlessly blending her soulful voice with various musical traditions. Her discography is a testament to her evolving artistry, as exhibited in albums like "Farat" (2003), which captures the energy of her live performances, and "ID" (2007), reflecting her international influences. The experimental "Sobremesa" (2011), a collaboration with Brazilian musician, Gonzalo Rubalcaba, is another facet of her diverse talents. Jopek's recent works, including "Minione" (2017) and "Ulotne" (2018), the latter being a collaboration with the legendary guitarist Pat Metheny, continue to showcase her reflective and soul-searching musicianship. Her release "A Woman's Time" (Czas kobiety), a score for Leszek Mądzik's theatrical project at Teatr Stary Lublin, highlights her proficiency in blending music with other art forms. Her artistry goes beyond mere performance, often tapping into deep emotions and philosophical themes, which has earned her a loyal fan base and critical acclaim in Poland and abroad.

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