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20. FREE JAZZ FESTIVAL - 1. koncert
20. Free Jazz Festival - 1. Concert
Event by: Kaštan - Scéna Unijazzu, P & J Music
Location: Cultural Center Chestnut, Bělohorská 201, Praha 6
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Lisk -Janje -Wróblewski (United States/Croatia -Slovinsko/Czech)
Tracy LISK -Drums/Boris Janje -Daniel Erdmann (Germany) Saxophones
The unique experience is offered by occasional multinational meetings of related musicians. "Tracy Lisk is a percussionist of Philadelphia and is also active as a painter, which affects the essence of her improvisation," says the "host", saxophonist Michal Wróblewski (E Converso, Jwq, Toša or Futur " Swing). The third to the cosmopolitan party is a Croatian, living double bass player Boris Janje with classical roots, but "constant musician curiosity that led him to the realm of freely improvised music". Janje uses both standard and experimental gaming techniques, especially in the field of neidiomatic improvisation. Wróblewskim is well indicated by the artistic dimension of music. Let us look forward to painting dramatic and magnificent sound landscapes. We do not have to introduce much to the Japanese, living empathetic pianist Aki Takase. It is an indisputable legend of European free jazz. In addition to cooperation with Fred Frit and Evan Parker, she played in the band Japanice, where the German saxophonist Daniel Erdmann was already featured. Moreover, the local audience knows Mrs. Aki well from the "pre -" times "times thanks to cooperation with Jana Koubková on the album Jazzperanto. Takase and Erdmann's cooperation cannot be described other than telepathic. In their music, free jazz does not resist wildness or melodic caress. The connection within the duo and the easy communication with the audience is also provided by the loving but completely free grasp of the intimate themes of the "Duke" of Ellington. href = "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lrhg4tgerqu"> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lrhg4tgerqu
Tracy LISK -Drums/Boris Janje -Daniel Erdmann (Germany) Saxophones
The unique experience is offered by occasional multinational meetings of related musicians. "Tracy Lisk is a percussionist of Philadelphia and is also active as a painter, which affects the essence of her improvisation," says the "host", saxophonist Michal Wróblewski (E Converso, Jwq, Toša or Futur " Swing). The third to the cosmopolitan party is a Croatian, living double bass player Boris Janje with classical roots, but "constant musician curiosity that led him to the realm of freely improvised music". Janje uses both standard and experimental gaming techniques, especially in the field of neidiomatic improvisation. Wróblewskim is well indicated by the artistic dimension of music. Let us look forward to painting dramatic and magnificent sound landscapes. We do not have to introduce much to the Japanese, living empathetic pianist Aki Takase. It is an indisputable legend of European free jazz. In addition to cooperation with Fred Frit and Evan Parker, she played in the band Japanice, where the German saxophonist Daniel Erdmann was already featured. Moreover, the local audience knows Mrs. Aki well from the "pre -" times "times thanks to cooperation with Jana Koubková on the album Jazzperanto. Takase and Erdmann's cooperation cannot be described other than telepathic. In their music, free jazz does not resist wildness or melodic caress. The connection within the duo and the easy communication with the audience is also provided by the loving but completely free grasp of the intimate themes of the "Duke" of Ellington. href = "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lrhg4tgerqu"> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lrhg4tgerqu