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Aga Zaryan at the Greenpoint Jazz Festival

Aga Zaryan will perform at the Greenpoint Jazz Festival at the Polish-Slavic Center in New York on September 26, 2026.

🌐 Translated from Polish (auto-translated). The original is the only editable version.
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Saturday, September 26 18:00
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Centrum Polsko-Słowiańskie
177 Kent Street
Brooklyn, NY 11222
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$40

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Greenpoint Jazz Festival

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177 Kent Street

Brooklyn, NY 11222

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Event Description

It is with great pleasure and satisfaction that I would like to inform lovers of beautiful sounds that at the end of September, after a 10-year break, the outstanding Polish jazz vocalist Aga Zaryan is coming to the USA for a series of concerts.

When

Date: Saturday, September 26, 2026
Time: 6:00 PM

Where

Venue: Polish-Slavic Center
Address: 177 Kent Street, Brooklyn, NY 11222

Details

Also performing:
– Medyna-Winnicki Project
– Krzysztof Medyna – saxophone
– Andrzej Winnicki – keys
– Jeff Dingler – double bass
– Michał Winnicki – drums
– Paweł Ignatowicz Trio
– Paweł Ignatowicz – guitar
– Chris McCarthy – keys
– Ari Hoenig – drums
Tickets: $40
Honorary patronage: Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Washington, D.C.

During the Festival and the entire concert tour, Aga Zaryan will be accompanied by the renowned jazz pianist and composer Michał Tokaj, who has been her musical director and co-producer of many bestselling and award-winning albums since the beginning of Aga's career. Darek Oleszkiewicz will play the double bass, and Matt Slocum will sit behind the drum set.

It is with great pleasure and satisfaction that I would like to inform lovers of beautiful sounds that at the end of September, after a 10-year break, the outstanding Polish jazz vocalist Aga Zaryan is coming to the USA for a series of concerts. I have organized or co-organized dozens of various events in my life, but this is the first time I am taking on the role of tour manager for such a well-known and respected artist. I have also successfully concluded talks with American clubs, which makes me very happy, as I wanted the American audience to have another opportunity to see, and above all hear, this extraordinary vocalist. Aga Zaryan will begin her mini tour of the USA on September 26 with a concert at the Polish-Slavic Center during this year's edition of the Greenpoint Jazz Festival, of which I am a co-founder and artistic director along with CPS. That evening, the Medyna-Winnicki Project and the Paweł Ignatowicz Trio will also take the stage. I invite everyone to this event. During the Festival and the entire concert tour, Aga Zaryan will be accompanied by the renowned jazz pianist and composer Michał Tokaj, who has been her musical director and co-producer of many bestselling and award-winning albums since the beginning of Aga's career. Darek Oleszkiewicz, a musician living in California and a professor of double bass at the California Institute of The Arts, known for collaborating with jazz giants such as Brad Mehldau, Billy Higgins, Pat Metheny, and from Poland Jan Ptaszyn Wróblewski, Zbigniew Namysłowski, or Tomasz Szukalski, will play the double bass. Meanwhile, Matt Slocum, who lives in New Jersey and has been performing for years in both Europe and Asia, as well as across the United States, will sit behind the drum set. In the following days, Aga Zaryan will also perform in Sarasota, Florida, and then play in two iconic American jazz clubs. The honorary patronage of the entire tour has been taken by the Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Washington, D.C.