Lublin Jazz Festival

25 year old Aga Derlak, despite her young age, has gained a wide recognition in Polish Jazz society. Derlak is constantly shaping her own musical identity with great maturity and awarness. Aga Derlak is a pianist and composer. She learned from the best Polish pianists: Michał Tokaj and Paweł Tomaszewski. She has been awarded during numerous competitions and participated in the most prestigous Polish Jazz Fetsivals. Aga Derlak Trio has received the most important Polish music award – The Award Of Polish Phonography Academy – FRYDERYK 2016 for the best jazz debut. Aga Derlak Trio has been created in December 2012 by the leader. The band originally consists of the bass player: Tymon Trąbczyński and the drummer: Szymon Madej. All members are graduates of famous jazz department of Music Academy in Katowice.  The trio performs its own compositions and arrangements which are a reflection of various music influences and experiences. Aga Derlak Trio succeeded in many Polish and interational contests. The band is the winner of: International Jazz Juniors contest (2013), Contest of Young Blues and Jazz Bands in Gdynia (2013). The pianists was rewa ded ndividually during Krokus Jazz Festival (2014), Czech Jazz Contest (2015) and Zilina International Jazz Competition (2016). The band participated in nu erous jazz festivals in Poland and abroad: Hevhetia Jazz Festival in Kosice (2014) and Bratislava (2015), Brno Jazz fetsival (2014), Lotos Jazz Festival (2016), Festival of Jazz Pianists in Calisia (2016), Silesian Jazz Festival(2016). In 2015 Aga Derlak Trio released their debut album „First Thought” in Slovakian record company Hevhetia. The album has received plenty of positive reviews and recommendations od critics and journalists in Poland and abroad. „I knew her as a great flautists, but as a pianist she is astonishing” – Zbigniew Namysłowski

At the 9. Lublin Jazz Festival Aga Derlak Trio will appear with special guest on drums – Łukasz Żyta.

Aga Derlak – piano

Tymon Trąbczyński – double bass

Łukasz Żyta – drums

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