Hadestown has officially taken the stage in Amsterdam

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Hadestown has officially taken the stage in Amsterdam, and we’re so excited to see this incredible show reach a whole new audience.

Big love and congratulations to the entire team, and especially to Anïas Mitchell – your music keeps finding new homes and hearts all over the world.

From Broadway to the West End to the canals of Amsterdam… Hadestown just keeps going strong.

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The FAZ wrote an article about the talented Malakoff Kowalski. They describe his new album „Songs With Words“ as combination of poetic lyrics with deep, emotional piano music – accompanied by Igor Levie, Johanna Summer and Chilly Gonzales. ✨
The FAZ calls it „breathtaking“ - an album full of subtle tones, deep emotions, and timeless elegance. Who needs grand gestures when words and music can be this powerful? 🫶

SONGS WITH WORD

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“SONGS WITH WORD” released today via SONY CLASSICAL
“The tone poet.” (VOGUE)
“Ferruccio Busoni once said, ‘Music is sonorous air.’ That’s
what Kowalski’s music is. Most wonderful sonorous air.” (IGOR LEVIT)
“Mystical and unexpected.” (CHILLY GONZALES)

SONGS WITH WORDS is the new album by Malakoff Kowalski together with pianists Igor Levit, Johanna Summer, and Chilly Gonzales. The album features miniatures by classical composers coupled with sung poems by American Beat poet Allen Ginsberg. Reflecting on Felix Mendelssohn’s SONGS WITHOUT WORDS, this extraordinary quartet presents a new kind of music, and possibly a whole new genre that has never before appeared in this form either in classical music, jazz, or pop.

MALAKOFF KOWALSKI x KARAKTER

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we are happy, proud excited to announce that MALAKOFF KOWALKSI signed with Karakter Management. We have been working together already since 1,5 years now and it brings us great joy to announce it now to the world. Today on March 21st Malakoff Kowalski released his new album “Songs With Words” a triumph collaboration with Igor Levit, Johanna Summer and Chilly Gonzales, exploring classical pieces combined with the poetry of Alan Ginsberg.
picture by Markus C. Hurek