'Metanoia' means a radical change in the way we think and behave, and in the context of religious practices, it is also atonement and repentance. On his latest album, Polish-American composer Mark Nowakowski guides listeners on the path of spiritual conversion.

The six pieces included on the album are not only reflections on the moral condition of contemporary man, but also a showcase of the composer's creative talent appreciated by, among others, Gramophone magazine.

The programme is coherent despite its instrumental diversity, and the composer's musical language refers to the sounds of previous eras. At the same time, an individual scale of emotions is maintained - from meditative calm to anger and passion.

The performers fully meet the composer's intentions, directing the listener's attention to fundamental issues in fully committed interpretations.

Artists

Anna Banaś, Justyna Orzechowska, Vincenzo Lioy, Rachel Blueberger, Sofia Best Pastrana, Matteo Bodini, Patrycja Niezgoda, Jessica Petrus, Peter Walker, Fiona Hughes, Jeremy Ward, Marcin Arendt, Kimberly Patterson, Artina McCain, Mark Nowakowski, Megan Chartrand, Daniel Moody, Rebecca Landell Reed, Anne Timberlak, Sian Ricketts, Todd Fickley, Marta Kotaszewska, The Monteverdi Cello Octet, Chór Akademicki im. prof. Jana Szyrockiego Zachodniopomorskiego Uniwersytetu Technologicznego w Szczecinie, Three Notch’d Road: The Virginia Baroque Ensemble, The University of Memphis Trio, Szymon Wyrzykowski