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Moje Serce to Jest Muzyk Improwizuj Cy MARZEC 2021 ISSN 2084-3143 Miesięcznik internetowy poświęcony jazzowi i muzyce improwizowanej Ewa Moje serce to jest muzyk improwizuj cy fot. Kuba Majerczyk Adam Brzeziński Adam Domagała Adam Kiepuszewski Adam Krause AdamTkaczyk Agata Sadowska Agnieszka Holwek Agnieszka Lakner Agnieszka Sobczyńska Aleksandra Krupa Aleksandra Kucia Aleksandra Marszałek Aleksandra Nowosad Aleksandra Orzełowska Aleksandra Zbrzeska Alicja Rzepa Andrzej Patlewicz Andrzej Wąsik Andrzej Winiszewski Andrzej Wiśniewski Aneta Stosor Anna Kaczmarz Anna Lenarcik Anna Mrowca Anna Piecuch Anna Rezulak Anna Serafińska Arek Hronowski Arin Al Azab Artur Krutowicz Aya Al Azab Barbara Adamek Barnaba Siegel Bartosz Holoszkiewicz Bartosz Statkiewicz Basia Gagnon Beata Branicka Beata Gralewska Beata Wydrzyńska Beata Zuzanna Borawska Bogdan Augustyniak Bogdan Marciniak Celina Wrotna-Szmidt Cezary Gumiński Cezary Ścibiorski Daria Kmieciak Dariusz Brzostek Dariusz Soltan Dionizy Piątkowski Dominik Borek Dominik Strycharski Dominika Naborowska Dorota Matejczyk Dorota Olearczyk Edyta Zajdlic Eliza Galon Emilia Skrzypiec Ewa Weydmann Ewelina Jaśkowiak Filip Łobodziński Franciszek Garszczyński Gosia Lubbers-Dąbrowska Govert Driessen Grażyna Studzińska-Cavour Grzegorz Bocz Grzegorz Smędek Hanka Dziubińska Iwo Zaniewski Iwona Kowalczyk Jacek Wróbel Jacek Piotrowski Jakub Krukowski Jakub Krzeszowski Jakub Nowak Jakub Paluch Jakub Sokołowski Jan Prokop Janusz Falkowski Jarek Misiewicz Jarek Wierzbicki Jarosław Czaja Jarosław Janecki Jarosław Kowal Jarosław Lemański Jerzy Szczerbakow Jędrzej Janicki Jędrzej Siwek Joanna Stoga Joanna Zielińska Jolanta Mach Julian Olearczyk Justyna Jaworska Kacper Pałczyński Kajetan Prochyra Kama Rokicka Karol Makurat Karolina Śmietana Kasia Białorucka Kasia Idźkowska Kasia Wójcicka Katarzyna Bazgier Katarzyna Czarnecka Katarzyna Kukiełka Katarzyna Łyczkowska Katarzyna Mrozek Katarzyna Nowicka Katarzyna Stańczyk Katarzyna Syguła Katarzyna Wójcicka Katarzyna Bazgier Kinga Porucznik Klara Perepłyś-Pająk Konrad Beniamin Puławski Konrad Kubuśka Konrad Michalak Konrad Żelazo Krzysztof Komorek Krzysztof Krzemiński Krzysztof Matejski Krzysztof Sadłowski Krzysztof Wierzbowski Kuba Bąk Kuba Majerczyk Lech Basel Lech Spaszewski Łucja Kubicka Łukasz Folda Łukasz Nitwiński Łukasz Pura Łukasz Szymański Maciej Krawiec Maciej Majewski Maciej Nowotny Maciej Rukasz Magdalena Kowalewicz Magdalena Zaremba Małgorzata Smółka Marcello Rodarte Marcin Czajkowski Marcin Kamyk Kamiński Marcin Wilkowski Marek Brzeski Marek Demidowicz Marek Hofman Marek J. Śmietański Marek Lubner Marek Nowakowski Marika Morawiec Marta Goluch Marta Ignatowicz-Sołtys Marta Kąpielska Marta Kita Marta Pijanowska-Kwas Marta Szostak Mateusz Drewnik Mateusz Krawczyk Mateusz Magierowski Mateusz Pałczyński Mateusz Stachurski Maurycy Moreno Mery Zimny Michał Andrysiak Michał Broll Michał Buksa Michał Dybaczewski Michał Pudło Mieszko Czarnecki Mikołaj Starzyński Mikołaj Zacharow Milena Fabicka Monika S. Jakubowska Natalia Wolska Patrick Spanko Patryk Wasążnik Paulina Biegaj Paulina Krukowska Paulina Myśliwiec Paulina Pacuła Paulina Sobczyk Paweł Karnowski Paweł Mazur Paweł Owczarczyk Paweł Rogowski Paweł Stradowski Paweł Wyszomirski Peter Brunner Piotr Banasik Piotr Bielawski Piotr Dłubak Piotr Dudek Piotr Fagasiewicz Piotr Gruchała Piotr Iwicki Piotr Kaczmarczyk Piotr Królikowski Piotr Łukasiewicz Piotr Matla Piotr Pałac Piotr Pepliński Piotr Rytowski Piotr Szajewski Piotr Wickowski Piotr Wojdat Piotr Wołoszyk Przemek Bychawski Przemek Kleczkowski Przemek Woźny Radek Jachimowicz Radek Kobierski Radek Padzik Radek Rakowski Radek Wośko Radosław Kazimierczak Rafał Garszczyński Rafał Gorzycki Rafał Pawłowski Rafał Wyrwich Rafał Zbrzeski Robert Ratajczak Roch Siciński Ryszard Pańczyszyn Ryszard Skrzypiec Sebastian Wołosz Sławek Orwat Stanisław Frankowski Stanisław Zaremba Sylwia Razuwajew Sylwia Smoczyńska Szymon Gołąb Tomasz Furmanek Tomasz Gąssowski Tomek Mały Kotyla Urszula Orczyk Vanessa Rogowska Witold Spisz Wojciech Prażuch Wojciech Sobczak-Wojeński Wojtek Drozdowicz Wojtek Rojek Zofia Matysik Zuzanna Tuliszka DZIĘKUJEMY! Adam Brzeziński Adam Domagała Adam Kiepuszewski Adam Krause AdamTkaczyk Agata Sadowska Agnieszka Holwek Agnieszka Lakner Agnieszka Sobczyńska Aleksandra Krupa Aleksandra Kucia Aleksandra Marszałek Aleksandra Nowosad Aleksandra Orzełowska Aleksandra Zbrzeska Alicja Rzepa Andrzej Patlewicz Andrzej Wąsik Andrzej Winiszewski Andrzej Wiśniewski Aneta Stosor Anna Kaczmarz Anna Lenarcik Anna Mrowca Anna Piecuch Anna Rezulak Anna Serafińska Arek Hronowski Arin Al Azab Artur Krutowicz Aya Al Azab Barbara Adamek Barnaba Siegel Bartosz Holoszkiewicz Bartosz Statkiewicz Basia Gagnon Beata Branicka Beata Gralewska Beata Wydrzyńska Beata Zuzanna Borawska Bogdan Augustyniak Bogdan Marciniak Celina Wrotna-Szmidt Cezary Gumiński Cezary Ścibiorski Daria Kmieciak Dariusz Brzostek Dariusz Soltan Dionizy Piątkowski Dominik Borek Dominik Strycharski Dominika Naborowska Dorota Matejczyk Dorota Olearczyk Edyta Zajdlic Eliza Galon Emilia Skrzypiec Ewa Weydmann Ewelina Jaśkowiak Filip Łobodziński Franciszek Garszczyński Gosia Lubbers-Dąbrowska Govert Driessen Grażyna Studzińska-Cavour Grzegorz Bocz Grzegorz Smędek Hanka Dziubińska Iwo Zaniewski Iwona Kowalczyk Jacek Wróbel Jacek Piotrowski Jakub Krukowski Jakub Krzeszowski Jakub Nowak Jakub Paluch Jakub Sokołowski Jan Prokop Janusz Falkowski Jarek Misiewicz Jarek Wierzbicki Jarosław Czaja Jarosław Janecki Jarosław Kowal Jarosław Lemański Jerzy Szczerbakow Jędrzej Janicki Jędrzej Siwek Joanna Stoga Joanna Zielińska Jolanta Mach Julian Olearczyk Justyna Jaworska Kacper Pałczyński Kajetan Prochyra Kama Rokicka Karol Makurat Karolina Śmietana Kasia Białorucka Kasia Idźkowska Kasia Wójcicka Katarzyna Bazgier Katarzyna Czarnecka Katarzyna Kukiełka Katarzyna Łyczkowska Katarzyna Mrozek Katarzyna Nowicka Katarzyna Stańczyk Katarzyna Syguła Katarzyna Wójcicka Katarzyna Bazgier Kinga Porucznik Klara Perepłyś-Pająk Konrad Beniamin Puławski Konrad Kubuśka Konrad Michalak Konrad Żelazo Krzysztof Komorek Krzysztof Krzemiński Krzysztof Matejski Krzysztof Sadłowski Krzysztof Wierzbowski Kuba Bąk Kuba Majerczyk Lech Basel Lech Spaszewski Łucja Kubicka Łukasz Folda Łukasz Nitwiński Łukasz Pura Łukasz Szymański Maciej Krawiec Maciej Majewski Maciej Nowotny Maciej Rukasz Magdalena Kowalewicz Magdalena Zaremba Małgorzata Smółka Marcello Rodarte Marcin Czajkowski Marcin Kamyk Kamiński Marcin Wilkowski Marek Brzeski Marek Demidowicz Marek Hofman Marek J. 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