Exclusive Interview with members of the Multi Trio, Ewa Pobłocka (piano), Ewa Leszczyńska (soprano, piano) and Maria Leszczyńska (cello, piano) before their concert on October 9, at the Roswell Cultural Arts Center, organized by the Chopin Society of Atlanta.
By Bożena U. Zaremba

Three generations are represented on stage: the mother at the piano, the elder daughter doing vocals and playing the piano, and the younger daughter playing the piano, cello and saxophone. They perform using various configurations and different combinations of instruments. Since there are not many original compositions for a trio, the group relies on adaptations and arrangements of the selected works, with masterpieces of Romanticism being the core of their repertoire. The Multi Trio actively promotes Polish contemporary music, regularly inviting young musicians to collaborate. The trio was warmly applauded at great many concerts and festivals in Antonin, Radziejowice and Warsaw.

A man in Whittier has gone the distance for a tiny hummingbird his once-feral dog helped rescue. Kristine Lazar reports.

Georgia Memorial Park Funeral Home and Cemetery Winkerhofer Chapel, located in the heart of Cobb County, is committed to providing exceptional, compassionate care to families at a difficult time in their lives. We believe that funeral services should reflect the lives of those being honored, and we strive to create meaningful tributes to those who have meant so much to family and friends.

I am not a pianist who loves attention on social media. I just don’t like publicity. I don’t even have a Facebook or other social media account. This exhibitionism is a bit disturbing for me. I want to concentrate on music, sometimes even isolate myself from the outside world. I think being reserved is good for an artist; it’s good for his music. But you have to deal with it.

We are deeply saddened by the untimely loss of the Chopin Society of Atlanta's dearest friends, Drs. Krzysztof and Elzbieta Krawczynski,who died in a senseless car crash on Thursday, January 28, 2016. The ever energetic, hardworking and resourceful Dr. Elzbieta Krawczynska was a member of the Chopin Society of Atlanta's Board of Directors, as well as a tireless promoter of music, art and culture in metro Atlanta. She and her husband, Dr. Krzysztof Krawczynski, supported us enthusiastically with their hearts and time, never asking for anything in return. They gained universal respect for their knowledge, kindness, and magnanimity. We honor the beloved couple by remembering their enormous contribution to the metro Atlanta community.