Let's meet at NFM — Prof. Remigiusz Pospisech

Do you love music and go to concerts? Or are you just fascinated by the world of art and like to listen to interesting stories? If so, then we invite you to the special series “Let's meet at NFM”!

Every day we pass each other on the streets, ride the tram together, stand in line or sit in the waiting room. We don't know anything about each other, and we have so much in common. We decided to meet all those who want meetings and discussions dedicated to music and events organized in the National Forum of Music. We will host public figures and representatives of various professions, including: doctors, scientists, businessmen, politicians, clergy, artists and many others. They will share their passion with us and talk about their love of music!

Remigiusz Pościech is a professor of humanities, a musicologist (a graduate of KUL in Lublin), a researcher (since 2005) and director (since 2020) of the Institute of Musicology of the University of Wrocław. Previously, in 1994—2016, he was associated with the Faculty of Theology of the University of Opole.

Since 2023 he has been the Chairman of the Scientific and Editorial Team of Jasna Góra Muzykaliów, and since 2017 also of the Editorial Committee of the Works of Stanisław Moniuszko at the Polish Music Publishing House. In 2016 he became a member of the Committee of Art Sciences of the Polish Academy of Sciences, in 2021-2024 he also sat on the Program Board of the National Institute of Music and Dance, and belongs to foreign and national scientific organizations. He is the initiator and editor-in-chief of the series Musica Claromontana — Studia and Thesaurus Musicorum Silesiae and co-founder and deputy editor-in-chief of the periodical “Liturgia Sacra. Liturgy — Music — Ars”.

In his research, Professor Pospisech focuses on Polish music of the 17th-19th centuries and the history of Silesian musical culture. He is the author of more than three hundred publications, including two monographs (Christmas Music on Jasna Góra in the 18th and 19th centuries, Opole 2000 and Multi-voice Music in the Eucharistic Celebration in Silesia in the 17th and 18th centuries, Opole 2004), editor of more than twenty collective works and editor of source editions (works by M.J. Żebrowski, J. Elsner and S. Moniuszki), as well as the author of a number of scientific commentaries on CDs and radio broadcasts (Programme II of Polish Radio, Radio Opole, Radio Jasna Góra). He promoted fourteen doctorates, one hundred twenty-four masters, and forty-eight bachelors.