The Antidotum Choir is an intergenerational, amateur mixed choir from Kielce, Poland. It was founded in 2009 by people with no musical background, inspired by the Swedish idea of choirs for "people who cannot sing". True to that idea, even people of average ability can — through regular practice, a patient teacher and a warm, friendly atmosphere — learn to sing, and to do so in multi-part harmony, in a way that brings satisfaction not only to themselves but to their listeners.

Ewa Robak agreed to conduct this unusual choir, formed a priori, and it proved a perfect match. Her experience and passion helped the choir not only overcome its early difficulties but reach a level that allows it to take part in competitions and festivals. Still, what matters most remains the time spent together, the joy of what we do, and the motto that has guided us from the start: whoever you are, and whether or not you know what a ligature or a multi-bar rest is, singing in a choir can be a true Antidotum for you.