Marek Niedźwiecki is a bit superstitious and believes in numerology.

Lodz University of Technology, The Faculty of Civil Engineering, Architecture and Environmental Engineering, master's dissertation topic: 'The technology and construction organisation of the trading pavilion SPS1300', defended. John Paul II Secondary School №2 (formerly Małgorzata Fornalska Primary and Secondary School №33) in Zduńska Wola, Komisji Edukacji Narodowej Street 6 (formerly Jasna 2) Tadeusz Kościuszko Primary and Junior High School (formerly Karol Świerczewski Primary School) in Szadek, Prusinowska Street 4 (formerly Warszawska Street 2) So, in my birth certificate the name is spelled with > but I am actually Niedźwiecki with >.' Education Apparently, it was easier and shorter to spell the name with >. For her to be accepted at University, it had to be unified. Marek Niedźwiecki explains it: 'When my older sister was applying to University, it turned out that in some of her school reports the name was spelled Niedźwiedzka with > and in some others – with >. Originally, the family name was spelled with 'dz'. The difference in parents’ name spelling is not a mistake. Piotr Niedźwiecki is the president of the city of Zduńska Wola. He has one older sister Małgorzata (born 1952) and two younger brothers (twins) Piotr and Wojciech (born ). As a child, Marek Niedźwiecki lived with his parents and his grandparents on his father's side: Leokadia i Wincenty Niedźwiedzcy. His grandparents on his mother's side, Zofia and Franciszek Kopeć lived in Policzko their whole life. Kazimiera Kopeć was the second wife of Wojciech Niedźwiecki, the first one died of cancer. His mother Kazimiera (Kopeć) Niedźwiedzka ( – ) came from a farmers’ family residing in the village of Policzko and was a history teacher at Tadeusz Kościuszko Primary School in Szadek. His father, Wojciech Niedźwiedzki ( – ), was a butcher by profession and worked as the manager in the local food industry cooperative ' Samopomoc Chłopska '. Marek Niedźwiecki comes from a small city Szadek, with the population of about 2000, situated in central Poland in Łódź voivodeship, 36 km from Łódź.

5 Marek Niedźwiecki The Traveller & Photographer.3.1 Students’ Radio 'Żak', Lodz University of Technology, Łodź, 1973 – 1980.The lyrics' epic and cosmic vision is matched by the wonderful cover art created by Ronja Svenning Berge, who also is behind the cover art of Trojka's last album, 'I speilvendthet' (2017). The influence from their 70’s prog rock heroes (ELP, Yes, King Crimson, Pink Floyd, Rush, Genesis +++) is still very evident, but the Norwegian outfit adds shimmering jazz chords, a dose of contemporary alternative rock, a pitch of folk music, smooth Beatlesque harmonies and lots of love to create their own unique, creative blend of progressive pop on 'Tre ut'.

On this record, the trio takes the listener on a cosmic musical journey both dark and delightful - ranging from funky, laidback grooves, quiet, poetic passages and wild, strangely catchy outbursts of mind-boggling prog joy. 'Tre ut' is out on vinyl, CD and digitally on March 22, 2019! 'Tre ut' is Trojka's second album, released by Bergen based prog label Apollon Records (who also released Trojka's last album 'I speilvendthet').

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