Workshops about creativity and creating own style in music for high-school students in Ostrzeszow. December 2025.

I'm learning to improvise on the works of F. Chopin. I analyze the voices and create a Real Book-style version, which I then use as a basis for improvisation. When I play through the changes, Chopin becomes my teacher. I?ve also learned a complete waltz, keeping the original melody. This isn?t a verbatim transcription ? the voices were disassembled and rearranged to where, in my opinion, they sound best on the guitar. This way, the result feels closer to the original spirit of the piece. I learned how to create this kind of transcription from Andy Timmons during a joint workshop at the Paul Gilbert Great Guitar Escape.

Adam Fulara was one of the invited speakers at the celebration of the 90th anniversary of Authentism. "Authentism in music is primarily the conscious creating of one's own musical style." Check out the gallery.

During the workshops for teachers at the TopFloor music school in Bydgoszcz, Adam Fulara played a short recital of polyphonic jazz standards for workshop participants and guests. After the recital, workshop participants were able to present their skills at JamSession.

Fulara's Method is quick approach to learning changes. Check out the photos from workshop for students and teachers of the TopFoloor Music School in Bydgoszcz. 1 March 2025.

Check out pictures from the discussion panel (with live music) where Greg Skawinski discussed with Adam Fulara how to develop and work on one's own style in music. Nov 2024.

Check out photos from Authetism Festival. Adam Fulara played Counterpoint Jazz Standard program.

Check out photos from workshops for teachers of the MusicTeam school in Ropczyce. The topic of the workshop was the Fulara's Method - the fastest method of learning improvisation with changes to learn.

The workshop for music teachers about the Fulara's Method (3+2) - fastest to learn method of targeting chord tones in improvisation and composition.

An interview with Adam Fulara was published in the new issue of Gitarzysta (October 2023)