www.facebook.com/trebuniatutka An architect, musician (the leader of the group “Trebunie-Tutki”), teacher, composer, poet, born in Zakopane. He received his degree at the faculty of Architecture at Cracow Polytechnic (1994), also studied pedagogy there, specialising in music, dance and highland singing. His other achievements: the Student Highland Group “Skalni” in Cracow - instructor of music, dance and singing (1989-94); Youth Cultural Centre – instructor of folk music (1994 -); the Architecture Studio “Tyrałówka” in Zakopane – architect (1994-97); co-owner of the Architecture Studio “Maja” in Zakopane (1997-); juror at: The Polish Radio Folk Festival - New Tradition in Warsaw (since 2007); He won individual awards at folk festivals in Kazimierz on the Vistula in 1982, 2013 and in Żywiec in 1992, 2001, 2006, 2010. 2014 - Grand Prix as well as at international festivals in Katowice 1991 and Zakopane 1992; performing with the “Krzysztof Trebunia-Tutka Group” he won prizes at national and international folk festivals (Zakopane 1994 and Żywiec 1997, "Multiinsrumentalist" 2012); "Honoris Gratia" from Higlanders Associations 2008, "Honorowy Ambasador Polszczyzny" 2008, "Gloria Artis" from Polish Ministry of Culture Together with the Trebunie-Tutki Group he won the Polish TV award “Individuality of 1995”. As an architect he specialises in wooden architecture; he composes and writes lyrics (so called “new highland music”); he is also a scriptwriter – films and musicals, and sometimes appears in films (e.g. “Girl Guide” directed by Juliusz Machulski). Hobbies: history, music, travels
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Her actions and life choices have always been centred on art and music. At the age of six she started learning to play the piano in Junior Musical School. However, she got tired of practising the same pieces and decided on art as her main subject. That is why she chose College of Artistic Weaving in Zakopane and then graphic arts at Cracow Academy of Fine Arts, where she received her degree. At some point she realised that she was also interested in something else and so she set out to study religion at the University of Cracow. That is where her thesis on old beliefs and highland magic was written. |
The youngest son of "Plato", currently attending the School of Artistic Clothing Design in Cracow. Before that he learned the art of instrument building under the supervision of two masters: Jerzy Nitoń and Stanisław Marduła in Adam Kenar Fine Arts Secondary School in Zakopane. He spent part of his early childhood touring Europe with a children's highland folk group “Little Podhale” although his chief interests at the time were horses and sheep. During numerous parties at his family home in Biały Dunajec he listened attentively to highland musicians. Soon he went to a festival in Kazimierz on the Vistula where, together with his father Władysław , he won the first prize in the competition “Big – Small”. Although his language required some polishing (traces of highland dialect still there), he turned out to be the best at the District Children’s Competition of Poem Reciting and Story Telling. Earlier still, at the age of five he learned the basics of highland dancing. He was born around 1980. |
WŁADYSŁAW TREBUNIA (1942 - 2012) –
HONORARY MEMBER OF THE GROUP
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