Radwor's "Meja" is an excellent Sorbian Choir, but what would it be for its members without the opportunities of outside performance gatherings and get together? "Meja" is like a one big family. MDR Sorbian Radio, 2 April 2003 after a 4 hour long tour of the Budysin historical prison. You have to give it to them. The Meja association in its 108 years of existence has more members then ever before, and it can also be proud of its age ratio. Sächsische Zeitung, 18 January 2003 The professionalism of conductor Judith Kubicec clearly reflects in all of the performances lead by her. Serbske Nowiny, 30 December 2002, about Christmas concert in Radwor. The St. Paul's Lutheran church in Serbin, during the Sorbian Fest's Sunday services was entirely filled. When the choir "Meja" began to sing the songs from home of our ancestors we had tears in our eyes. Thoughts immediately run to our forefathers, who have at on the very same church benches. Sandra Matthijetz from Houston, Texas; October 2002 after choir's tour in Texas, from the magazine Pomhaj Bóh. When I sat in Serbin's church and was listening to the hymns sung by the choir, I was imagining that these beautiful songs were similar to the once heard by my great-grandfather and great-grandmother in the same church. And once again I understood how luck I am to be able to experience this myself. Jan Slack from Austin, Texas; October 2002 after choir's tour in Texas, from the magazine Pomhaj Bóh. Will we the Lusatian Sorbs be looking someday for our roots like the descendents of Sorbs in Texas today? There the Sorbian national identity after 1854 quickly crumbles. The efforts of Jan Kilian and his compatriots were unable to prevent this. We should be careful that the same faith does not reach us here in Lusatia. Serbske Nowiny, 4 October 2002, after performances in Serbin and in Austin,Texas. If somebody expected, the choir "Meja" would present ist fiftieth Christmas concert in a customarily way, has been pleasantly surpriced. The singers under the leading of the new conductor Judith Kubicec presented a lot of peculiarity. /.../ The presenter was not the only person who lead through the evening program. The other members of the choir entertained the audience between the songs in an amusing manner. Daily paper Serbske Nowiny, January 9, 2002 The visitors experienced an interesting and very alternating program with Sorbian, Polish and Czech folk songs. At the same time the choir "Meja" surprised with a new conception. In the much wider created program you can now see the bagpipe and various dancing performances. Weekly magazine Katolski Posoł, January 6, 2002 A very well attended Sorbian Autumn concert took place last weekend in Horno/Rogow. /.../ Mainly autumn songs were heard: very melancholy, sometimes sadly, but then again cheerfully, too. /... It was a wonderful concert! Lower Sorbian weekly paper Nowy Casnik, November 17, 2001 Thanks to "Meja" it was the most beautiful Autumn concert, we have ever seen in Horno/Rogow. /.../ While the choir was singing I thought to be in heaven. A concert visitor in ORB-Sorbian broadcasting, November 4, 2001 A hundred-year-old who seems vivacious and young. Sächsische Zeitung Dresden, January 14, 1995 to the centenary of the choir For the members of the Sorbian choir "Meja" is singing on the one hand hobby, on the other hand an important task, too. The singers are committed Sorbs who are aware of their cultural heritage, and the term "tradition" is of great significance. Almost all of them speak the Sorbian language in their families, too. /.../ Undoubtedly "Meja" has decisive influenced the cultural life in the community Radibor in the last hundred years. Mitteldeutscher Rundfunk (MDR) Kultur, July 22, 1995