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DTSTART;TZID=UTC+0:20151230T213000
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SUMMARY:KACZMARCZYK SESSIONS: JANUSZ MUNIAK QUARTET
DESCRIPTION:Janusz Muniak – tenor sax\nPaweł Kaczmarczyk – piano\nMaciej Adamczak – double bass\nSebastian Frankiewicz – drums \ntickets: 40 (presale\, students)/50 pln \nReservation can be made only after buying tickets. \nJANUSZ MUNIAK \n \nOne of the most colorful figures of Polish jazz. Graduated from high school in Cracow\, he made his musical debuted in 1960 with Lublin band of Witold Miszczak. The team has proven to be a good school of jazz playing\, after which Muniak was spotted and asked to join Tomasz Stanko + Jazz Darings. Concerts of the band did not prevent Muniak from cooperation with Krzysztof Komeda\, bands of Jana Ptaszyny Wroblewskiego (Studio Jazz LP\, SPPT Chałturnik) and the quartet of Jan Jarczyk. Only after a few years\, as a fully formed musician\, Janusz Muniak decided to lead his own bands. \nJanusz Muniak is one of the forefathers of modern Polish Jazz. His legacy includes the membership in such legendary Polish ensembles as those led by Andrzej Trzaskowski\, Krzysztof Komeda and Tomasz Stanko as well as leading his own groups. He is accompanied here by his quintet\, which includes pianist Pawel Perlinski\, guitarist Marek Blizinski\, bassist Andrzej Dechnik and drummer Jerzy Bezucha\, all excellent players themselves. Muniak has a completely unique\, natural style of improvisation\, which is passionate and highly expressive\, putting him somewhat aside in a class of his own besides the other distinguished Polish saxophonists\, like Zbigniew Namyslowski for example. His compositions incorporate beautifully Polish folklore and the Jazz tradition\, often unintentionally\, but always brilliantly \n \nPAWEŁ KACZMARCZYK \n \nb. February 8\, 1984 in Krakow\, Poland – Polish pianist\, arranger\, composer and sideman. \n“Listening to the way Paweł Kaczmarczyk gets sounds out of the keys\, we can understand what full-blooded\, completely engaged jazz piano playing is all about.”Howard Reich – CHICAGO TRIBUNE \nThe artist’s third album “Complexity in Simplicity”\, issued by the prestigious label ACT Music\, opened the door to an international career for the pianist. The album was recognized as “Album of The Year”\, and Paweł Kaczmarczyk named “Pianist of The Year”. (JAZZ FORUM) \nWinner of the “Gazeta Wyborcza’s Cultural Flights” award\, in the“Artist of The Year 2009” category\, and recipient of the Jazz Music Lovers’ Grand Prix “Jazz Oscars”in the New Hope\, Artist and Album of The Yearcategories. \nTwice nominated for a “FRYDERYK” award\, in the Jazz Musician of The Year and Phonographic Debut of The Year categories. \nActively performs in every part of the world\, including Europe\, the USA\, India\, Africa\, Asia and the Arabian Peninsula. \nHas appeared and worked with many world-renowned artists\, including Lee Konitz\, Jon Christensen\, Mino Cinelu\, Emil Mangelsdorff\, Poogie Bell\, Hadrien Feraud\, Eivind Aarset\, Arild Andersen\, Theodosii Spassov\, Janusz Muniak\, Piotr Wojtasik\, Adam Pierończyk\, and Zbigniew Namysłowski\, among others. \nhttp://www.pawelkaczmarczyk.com/ \nhttps://www.facebook.com/pages/Pawe%C5%82-Kaczmarczyk-Audiofeeling-Band/10150151196775217?fref=t \n  \n  \n
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