Komeda
by Obara International
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Digital Album
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Litania
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Walter P-38
14:02
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Kattorna
06:52
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Komeda's Medley
20:14
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about
Maciej Obara – alt saxophone
Dominik Wania- piano
Gard Nilssen – drums
Ole Morten Vågan – double bass
Maciej Obara is undeniably one of the brightest and most acclaimed musicians of the young Polish jazz scene. He has his own amazing quartet now: a half-Norwegian and half-Polish band is made of Ole Morten V?gan on bass, Gard Nilssen on drums (the musicians met with each other while participating in the “Take Five: Europe” project), Obara on sax, and Dominik Wania on piano. This music has five heroes; Krzysztof Komeda serves as an inspiration for the musical construction the architects of which are the four band members. I must admit it is hard to decide whom to admire more: the Norwegians for their intuitive mutual understanding and agile rhythmic narration, Obara for leading the band with in a clearly set direction, or Dominik Wania whose imagination as an accompanist and erudition as a soloist seem to perfectly complement the sound image of this group. It is needless, however, to focus on each of them separately in the search of some outstanding attributes. The strength of this band seems to lie in balanced proportions; together they gain the unique power to revive even as grounded a monument as Krzysztof Komeda. The more I listen to this recording the more I am convinced that the four musicians are the successors whom both Komeda and Polish (though not only) jazz need.
(Maciej Karłowski)
Dominik Wania- piano
Gard Nilssen – drums
Ole Morten Vågan – double bass
Maciej Obara is undeniably one of the brightest and most acclaimed musicians of the young Polish jazz scene. He has his own amazing quartet now: a half-Norwegian and half-Polish band is made of Ole Morten V?gan on bass, Gard Nilssen on drums (the musicians met with each other while participating in the “Take Five: Europe” project), Obara on sax, and Dominik Wania on piano. This music has five heroes; Krzysztof Komeda serves as an inspiration for the musical construction the architects of which are the four band members. I must admit it is hard to decide whom to admire more: the Norwegians for their intuitive mutual understanding and agile rhythmic narration, Obara for leading the band with in a clearly set direction, or Dominik Wania whose imagination as an accompanist and erudition as a soloist seem to perfectly complement the sound image of this group. It is needless, however, to focus on each of them separately in the search of some outstanding attributes. The strength of this band seems to lie in balanced proportions; together they gain the unique power to revive even as grounded a monument as Krzysztof Komeda. The more I listen to this recording the more I am convinced that the four musicians are the successors whom both Komeda and Polish (though not only) jazz need.
(Maciej Karłowski)
credits
released April 8, 2013
All tunes composed by Krzysztof Komeda
Recorded live July 26th, 2012 at Wytwórnia Club in Łódź (Poland)
Recording engineer: Maciej Mularczyk
Mix: Gerard Lebik
Master: Marcin Cichy (Plug Audio Mastering)
Layout: ad3d
Cover photo: Marcin Nowrotek (Cinetic)
Other photos: Krzysztof Jarczewski
Translations: Karolina Juzwa
The copyrights of this record are owned by For Tune® LLC
Unauthorized duplication of this record is strictly prohibited.
1st edition. Previously unissued.
All tunes composed by Krzysztof Komeda
Recorded live July 26th, 2012 at Wytwórnia Club in Łódź (Poland)
Recording engineer: Maciej Mularczyk
Mix: Gerard Lebik
Master: Marcin Cichy (Plug Audio Mastering)
Layout: ad3d
Cover photo: Marcin Nowrotek (Cinetic)
Other photos: Krzysztof Jarczewski
Translations: Karolina Juzwa
The copyrights of this record are owned by For Tune® LLC
Unauthorized duplication of this record is strictly prohibited.
1st edition. Previously unissued.
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