On Monday, we had the opportunity to participate in a unique music event. At the Lentz Vilal, a concert of recognized artists was held: violinist – Konstanty Andrzej Kulka, cellist – Tomasz Strahl, and also a pianist representing the young generation – Andrzej Wierciński. The virtuosos performed the Duet in C major for violin and cello WoO 27 by Ludwig van Beethoven, the composer's only, rarely performed piece for violin, cello and piano – Piano Trio in G minor, Op. 8. The audience welcomed the instrumentalists' performance cordially, and after the concert (as it used to happen in a good living room), there was time for joint talks with the artists, photos and autographs, which are a souvenir of a pleasant evening. Szymon Wyrzykowski hosted the event.

Interesting artistic events have been taking place at the Villa Lentz since Friday. They were inaugurated by singer Ewa Gielnik and guitarist Waldemar Zieliński from the DiValdi ensemble, who presented popular compositions that introduced the audience to the mood of the upcoming Christmas. Dariusz Koronczewski hosted the event. The next concert was of a similar nature. The vocal trainer Olga Tadel, known for many TV programs, performed with the Baltic Neopolis Quartet, evoking the Christmas atmosphere, interpreting, among others, works by Zbigniew Preisner, Felix Bernard and Irving Berlin.

The opening of the photo exhibition of students of the 3rd year of the Cinematography Department, Department of Photography, the State Leon Schiller Higher School of Film, Television and Theater in Łódź entitled Oblivion attracted many artists and art lovers at the Lentz Villa.

Another meeting with Frédéric Chopin's music at the Lentz Villa is behind us. This time, SŁAWOMIR WILK played the composer's pieces perfectly, with a sense of the brilliant style and characteristic rubates and varied, beautiful dynamics. Sławomir Wilk is a piano virtuoso ranked among the leading Polish pianists of the middle generation. In addition to the works of the famous Frédéric, the musician also presented (first performed in Szczecin) Piano Sonata No. 2, Op. 60 by Sergei Bortkiewicz. Naturally, encores had to take place, as the large audience gathered in the villa gave applause both to the pianist and the concert host Mirosław Kosiński.

The Błoto band performed at the Lentz Villa on Saturday evening.