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13-22 November

Take Five Presents: Marysia Osu ft. Wojtek Mazolewski + Rory Green

Take Five Presents: Marysia Osu ft. Wojtek Mazolewski + Rory Green

Sat 15 November 2025

Stage time / 2:00pm

Doors / 1:30pm

Take Five Alumni

Location

Southbank Centre / Purcell Room,
Belvedere Road
SE1 8XX

Each year, artists from Serious’ Take Five programme are showcased with a performance at the EFG London Jazz Festival.

2025 marks the 20th anniversary of Take Five, our flagship talent development programme supporting the UK’s most exciting jazz and improvising artists. For two decades, Take Five has been a vital launchpad for mid-career musicians, offering an artistic residency, industry upskilling, mentorship and a wider network of musicians and industry professionals alike.

Marysia Osu is a Polish-born, London-based harpist, producer, and composer who blends classical, ambient, and electronic music. Her debut album, harp, beats & dreams, explores themes of philosophy, dreams, and the interplay between the conscious and unconscious mind. Fully self-produced and home-made, it documents her evolution as a solo composer and producer. Renowned Polish bassist Wojtek Mazolewski will be joining London based, Polish-born harpist and producer Marysia Osu’s set as a special guest for one or two tracks having recently collaborated on some unreleased recordings.

Ghana-born, Manchester-raised Rory A. Green crafts a mesmerizing sonic tapestry that bridges jazz sophistication with folk intimacy. Drawing from his dual English and West African heritage, Green's guitar work transcends cultural boundaries with remarkable fluidity. This thoughtful composer approaches his instrument as a storytelling medium, earning recognition from Fender Guitars and Guitar World Magazine for his distinctive conversational style.

Presented in partnership with

This show is presented in partnership with the Adam Mickiewicz Institute, a state-run cultural institution under the auspices of the Polish Minister of Culture and National Heritage, which promotes Poland and Polish culture worldwide. Featuring over 40,000 articles in Polish, English, Ukrainian and Russian, Culture.pl features the best of Polish literature, design, visual arts, music, film and more, with over 6 million visitors a year across 80 countries.

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