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Zbigniew Seifert
Nora
jazz
GAD Records, 2010
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East of the Sun |
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Blue In Green |
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Nora |
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Reminiscencje |
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Złudzenie |
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| 6. |
Taniec Garbusa |
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Ten Niezastąpiony |
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Meandry |
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Zbigniew Seifert Nora
Zbigniew Seifert Quartet is one of the best Polish jazz group of the 60s.
"Nora," three complete recordings of the festival Jazz nad Odra and Jazz Jamboree 1969-1970, from the standards to improvisations and fascinating compositions.
All recordings from the original tapes.
The album "Nora" is a summary of the activities of the Jazz Quartet, the stereotypes of the jazz playing in a jazz standard crew 1962: alto saxophone, piano, bass and percussion breaks. The Quartet in this Konstelation: Zbigniew Seifert - alto saxophone, John Jarczyk - Piano, John Gonciarczyk - bass Janusz Stefanski - drums, debuted in 1965 during the Krakow Zaduszki Jazzowe. They played their own compositions and jazz standards.
The Quartet took part in the festival Jazz nad Odra and the Jazz Jamboree, won team and individual awards. Quartet existed until 1970. 1969 the album "New Faces In Polish Jazz" ("New faces in Polish jazz") contained two recordings of the Quartet, which were recorded during the Jazz Jamboree 1969. Were years that the only published recordings. Nora contains three festival appearances:
1-3: 03.09.1969, Wroclaw, Jazz on the Oder 69
4-6: 17.10.1969, Warsaw Jazz Jamboree 69
7-8: 10.17.1970, Warsaw Jazz Jamboree 70
Zbigniew Seifert (as)
January Jarczyk (p)
Janusz Stefanski (dr)
John Gonciarczyk (b)
Zbigniew Seifert (1946 - 1979) - Polish jazz violinist, violin class graduated from the State Academy of Music in Krakow.
First, he played alto saxophone. During his studies, he founded his own quartet and started working with Tomasz Stanko. During his studies he founded as a saxophonist own jazz quartet; He also sought cooperation with Tomasz Stanko, whose quartet he served from 1969 to 1973. 1973 Seifert moved to West Germany and collaborated with Hans Koller (artificial head Indians, 1974). Since 1976, he signed the CDs with his own name: solo violin, man of light. In 1977 he published his first American album. The first Polish plate Seifert: Kilimanjaro Kilimanjaro and 2, a recording of the concert on 14 November 1978 in Krakow club "Pod Jaszczurami".
Zbigniew Seifert Nora CD
Nora
jazz
GAD Records, 2010
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