Warsaw Inter-University St. Ann’s Choir (Warszawski Chór Międzyuczelniany) at St. Ann’s Academic Church in Warsaw, Poland was founded by Rev. Zbigniew Piasecki in 1964. The choir consists of students and graduates of all Warsaw university-degree educational institutions. Since 1967 it has been conducted by Janusz Dąbrowski - born 1944, studied theory of music in Warsaw and choral conducting in Poznań – tutored by Stefan Stuligrosz. He has been awarded the “Ecclesiae populoque servitium praestanti” by Polish Primate. The repertoire consists of: orthodox church compositions (the most appreciated by the audience), interpretations of folk songs of various nations, contemporary sacred music (Górecki, Świder, Ramirez, Seroka etc.), masterpieces by Bach, Haendel, Pergolesi, Mozart, Beethoven, Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, Verdi and many others. The choir won first place in the following festivals: Tallin 1975, Hajnówka 1985, Międzyzdroje (Musica Sacra) 2007, Warsaw (“Caecilianum” Competition) 2007.