The cult Polish Jazz vol. 91 live in Warsaw for the first time!<\/p>\n
A hit record and bravura readings of the classics of Poland’s golden age of rock and jazz. Audiophile material, in the audiophile space of Nowa Miodowa, played by one of the most original chamber ensembles in the world.<\/p>\n
In its newest programme Atom String Quartet takes listeners back to the remarkable era of Polish music of the 1970s and 1980s, with a short excursion into the 1990s. This was the time when jazz met funk, met the sound of new, often electric instruments, and met the singular atmosphere of a country behind the Iron Curtain. The album was released by Warner Music in the legendary Polish Jazz series as volume 91 and immediately became one of the most important releases of the year.<\/p>\n
The quartet reaches not only for icons such as Zbigniew Seifert, Krzesimir D\u0119bski, Zbigniew Namys\u0142owski, Micha\u0142 Urbaniak, W\u0142adys\u0142aw Sendecki, Andrzej Zaucha and Novi Singers, but also for pieces from the repertoire of Perfect and Kombi.<\/p>\n
Not all of these pieces are funk in the literal sense, yet they share a pulse, an energy, a groove and the characteristic sound of those years. It is a world of living, organic expression, which Atom String Quartet recasts in the singular language of a contemporary string quartet.<\/p>\n
After sixteen years of playing together the time had come to go back to our roots and record funk. The album is another facet of what interests us. Some of the pieces are the music of our childhood, some are hits we had long wanted to take on, say the members of the quartet. It was a great pleasure to give them a little colour in our \u201catomic\u201d style. \u201cAtom Goes Funky\u201d is a record about the past, but also about the here and now. It is very much about us. We want it to carry listeners into the world of Polish funk \u2014 colourful, alive and ours.<\/p>\n
Programme:<\/p>\n
Bez ogranicze\u0144 energii (S. \u0141osowski, arr. K. Lenczowski)
\nFunky dla Franki (J. Grzywacz, arr. M. Smoczy\u0144ski)
\nBasia (M. Urbaniak, arr. K. Lenczowski)
\nNasty Gal (J. Lee, arr. Micha\u0142 Zaborski), from the repertoire of Zbigniew Seifert
\nKujaviak Goes Funky (Z. Namys\u0142owski, arr. K. Lenczowski)
\nCo\u015b specjalnego (B. Kawka, arr. Krzysztof Lenczowski)
\nSprzeda\u017c glon\u00f3w (J. Ptaszyn Wr\u00f3blewski, arr. M. Smoczy\u0144ski)
\nTiritaka (K. D\u0119bski, arr. K. Lenczowski)
\nWinobranie (Z. Namys\u0142owski, arr. M. Smoczy\u0144ski)
\nTorpedo (B. Kawka, arr. Dawid Lubowicz)
\nTaniec Maryny (J. \u015amietana, W. Sendecki, arr. D. Lubowicz)
\nJak na lotni (W. \u015awiergiel, arr. D. Lubowicz)
\nBody Rub (M. Urbaniak, arr. M. Smoczy\u0144ski)
\nFunky dla pani Hanki (J. Muniak, arr. K. Lenczowski)
\nAle wko\u0142o jest weso\u0142o (Z. Ho\u0142dys, arr. D. Lubowicz)<\/p>\n
Performers:<\/p>\n
Dawid Lubowicz violin
\nMateusz Smoczy\u0144ski violin
\nMicha\u0142 Zaborski viola
\nKrzysztof Lenczowski cello<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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