Pocztówka z kolędowania: Herody Po Ścianach [Lubelszczyzna]

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W roku 2026 redakcja portalu muzykatradycyjna.pl zbiera kolędnicze opowieści z terenu od zawołanych kolędników z całej Polski. Mówią nam o tym, jak i gdzie kolędują, co jest dla nich ważne, grają i śpiewają. Hej kolęda! W tej pocztówce o chodzeniu z Herodami w różnych zakątkach Lubelszczyzny, kolędniczych potańcówkach, psotach oraz najważniejszych spotkaniach opowiada Ewelina Prokopiuk ze Stowarzyszenia Po Ścianach. ★ Ewelina Prokopiuk – prezes Stowarzyszenia Po Ścianach, animatorka kultury tradycyjnej, instrumentalistka oraz śpiewaczka, członkini zespołów: Wędrowna Orkiestra Gimplów, Zielona Girlanda, Waleria i Piękne Róże, Kapela Yana Gisawy. Wędrowna Orkiestra Gimplów – Wędrowna Orkiestra Gimplów to dęto-skrzypcowy projekt poświęcony muzyce wschodniej Lubelszczyzny. Zainspirowany historią biłgorajskich Gimplów, odtwarza repertuar dawnych muzykantów z okolic Tomaszowa Lubelskiego. ★ Montaż i mastering: Adam Mart Realizacja: Inez Girek Kolędnicza pocztówka dźwiękowa jest częścią naszego kwartalnika Kolędowanie. Więcej materiałów na muzykatradycyjna.pl.

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