On the stage of the Muzyczny Pawilon soon: DEUX LYNX with a special guest — the exceptional trumpeter Tomasz Dąbrowski. This will be a meeting of three unruly musical minds who thrive on the edge of genres and love to surprise their listeners.

DEUX LYNX — Miłosz Berdzik (drums) and Adam Jędrysik (guitar) — have been proving for over a decade that in music, nothing is impossible. Their sound is a mix of unexpected beats, samples, improvisation, and fantastical sound effects, all infused with a solid dose of hip-hop energy and imagination. Inspired by Witold Lutosławski and endangered wildcats (yes, really), they created the album LYNXTAPE I, featuring some of the top names on the Polish alternative scene.

Joining them is Tomasz Dąbrowski, one of Europe’s most distinctive trumpeters, described by DownBeat Magazine as a versatile and fearless artist. His playing combines tenderness with expression — he can whisper with sound and then suddenly build a wall of noise. He has released ten albums under his name, earned two Fryderyk Awards, and always prioritizes honesty and authenticity in his music, whether solo or with a band.

Get ready for an evening full of improvisation, fresh ideas, and sounds that are impossible to pigeonhole 

 July 27, 7:00 PM
 Hala Koszyki, Pawilon +1
tickets available at https://goingapp.pl/wydarzenie/muzyczny-pawilon-deux-lynx-tomasz-dabrowski/warszawa-lipiec-2025 

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Muzyczny Pawilon is a concert series showcasing intriguing artists from the worlds of alternative pop, hip-hop, broadly defined urban music, and the young Polish jazz scene. The program is curated by saxophonist and music producer Kuba Więcek, known for seamlessly navigating between styles and finding the common ground between them. A laureate of many music awards, including Paszport Polityki, Fryderyk, Olśnienia Onetu, and Mateusz Trójki, he is a graduate of the Copenhagen Music Conservatory, founder of the band hoshii, and has released three albums in the prestigious Polish Jazz series. The American magazine DownBeat names him as one of the musicians who may shape the future of jazz. He also composed the original score for Krzysztof Skonieczny’s film Wrooklyn Zoo. Concerts take place in the Pawilon space on the first floor of Hala Koszyki, always on Sundays, twice a month.