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Vitold Rek Bassifiddle alla polacca A CD of original music and original arrangements for solo double bass and voice. The works include Polish folk music, short jazz essays, and character pieces. They are charming, witty, moody, and have an organic, home grown quality. Rek pays homage to the Jewish history of Middle Europe, as well as Polish history. The church setting, and its many seconds of decay, in which this project was recorded truly brings out the atmosphere of the hymn. (Bass World, ISB, 1999, USA)
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Volker Greve / Krzysztof Popek Quintet - Places Three Poles, one German and one American make together a team of unusual sonoristic values. Popek, leader of his two other well-known groups (Young Power and Pick Up) plays alto flute here. Its sound blends marvelously with vibes and flugelhorn. Rain waltz
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Walk Songs Marcin Oles feat. B.Oles, S. Nabatov and Ch.Speed If music is like traveling then each journey is seen through the life of each person, which in turn, becomes the life of the passage. The cost of this journey was well worth the fin
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Wlodek Pawlik - Grand Piano ...the improvisations do not have titles. Nothing is suggests in writing, everything is left to listener's imagination, with no "waterfalls of prolixity." The opening of the "Track 1" subtly introduces the mood, and enslave with gentleness. Rising and descending melody line is like relaxation music focusing one's attention on what happens next. Each new tune comes in different favor, tells different story, with different dynamics, expression, and pace...
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WLODEK PAWLIK - Misterium Stabat Mater Wlodek Pawlik's "Misterium Stabat Mater" combines the elements of a profound prayer with a creative approach to the medieval and contemporary music.
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Wojtek Staroniewicz Hand Made One of the defining albums of the New Polish Jazz. The band plays acoustic jazz performed with a set of instruments untypical of this genre. The combination of the sax, accordion and guitar is quite surprising yet interesting. The repertoire is made up of their own pieces although a large number of standards is present as well as spontaneous improvisation. The music is based on the contemporary grooves even though the band plays without samples nor a DJ.
ZBIGNIEW NAMYSLOWSKI - Kujaviak Goes Funky (Polish Jazz vol.46) One of the best, though short-lived groups led by Namyslowski was the 1974-76 Quintet with Karolak, Szukalski, Jarzebski and Bartkowski. These excellent jazzmen were lucky to record, in March 1975, rather unusual music by Namyslowski: the highly original pieces that sparked again the touchy problem of Polish folklore presence in jazz.
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ZBIGNIEW NAMYSLOWSKI - Siodmawka (Polish Jazz vol. 6 ) "Jazz fills my life. It means to me everything - said Namyslowski in 1966, - Playing in quartet suits me the best...Until recently I did not set great store by composition. But now to be successful one cannot merely play Horace Silver's themes and other people's arrangements. And so I have created my own quartet and my own music, to be able play what I want and how I want..."
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ZBIGNIEW NAMYSLOWSKI - Winobranie (Polish Jazz vol.33) The music on this record, marked by the individuality of the composer - leader and his sidemen ... is varied structurally, instrumentally and harmonically throughout, with changing tempos and times.
ZBIGNIEW SEIFERT - Kilimanjaro vol.1 and 2 (2-CD's set) The complete live performance (on 2-CD's) of one of the greatest performers of jazz on the violin, and an extraordinary and forward thinking improviser. This is the last recorded document of Zbigniew Seifert music. On this album he is joined by members of prog jazz group Laboratorium.
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Zbigniew Seifert Man Of The Light It is simply the record on which I placed all my musical dreams and desires. I'm absolutely proud of this record. (Z.S.)
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Zbigniew Seifert Solo Violin A masterful improviser who could have ranked at the top with any jazz artist of 20th century, Zbigniew Seifert's early death robbed Poland of one of its top jazz artists.
