JAZZ DOCK-Paweł Kaczmarczyk Audiofeeling Trio

Paweł Kaczmarczyk Audiofeeling Trio Club "Jazz Dock"

4 sierpnia 2016, godz. 22.30.
ul. Janáčkovo nábřeží 2, Praga (Czechy)

Line up:

Paweł Kaczmarczyk - fortepian
Jakub Dworak - kontrabas
Dawid Fortuna - perkusja

Tickets:Prague Ticket Office - Via Musica shop .

Tickets online:online

Italy - FARA MUSIC FESTIVAL 2016

the 29 of July

Fara Music Festival

Personnel:
Paweł Kaczmarczyk - piano
Kuba Dworak - double bass
Dawid Fortuna - drums
Mr. Krime (Wojciech Długosz) - DJ

VARS&KAPER – DeconstructiON is not simply a melding of the roots of Polish jazz, deeply founded in the film music of two composers: Henryk Wars and Bronisław Kaper, often interpreted by giants such as Miles Davis and John Coltrane, with the music of here and now. These are not just ear-pleasing, pretty Slavic melodies, embellished with a stroke of modernity. This is also a search for common ground, between a DJ and the ambiance of acoustic instruments. A place where the contemporary groove and sensibilities of a piano trio don't fight for a better tomorrow, but create a nexus between that which is past, and that which is modern. Like Yin and Yang. The great balance of Power.

Vars & Kaper DeconstructiON

the 22 of July
Tickets:
Centrum Kultury w Lublinie

Personnel:
Paweł Kaczmarczyk - piano
Kuba Dworak - double bass
Dawid Fortuna - drums
Mr. Krime (Wojciech Długosz) - DJ

VARS&KAPER – DeconstructiON is not simply a melding of the roots of Polish jazz, deeply founded in the film music of two composers: Henryk Wars and Bronisław Kaper, often interpreted by giants such as Miles Davis and John Coltrane, with the music of here and now. These are not just ear-pleasing, pretty Slavic melodies, embellished with a stroke of modernity. This is also a search for common ground, between a DJ and the ambiance of acoustic instruments. A place where the contemporary groove and sensibilities of a piano trio don't fight for a better tomorrow, but create a nexus between that which is past, and that which is modern. Like Yin and Yang. The great balance of Power.

EDINBURGH JAZZ & BLUES FESTIVAL 2016

Pawel Kaczmarczyk Audiofeeling Trio

Poignant, lyrical, seductive, thrill
ing, intoxicating; the brilliant Krakow pianist, Pawel Kaczmarczyk, produces music of great power and appeal. He has been described as combining the rhythmic intensity of Neil Cowley and the thrilling melodic invention of Esbjorn Svensson. EST with a Polish melancholy.

Personnel:
Paweł Kaczmarczyk - piano
Kuba Dworak - double bass
Dawid Fortuna - drums

Fri Jul 15 (18:00)
Jazz Bar

Sat Jul 16 (19:00)
Konrad Wiszniewski/Paweł Kaczmarzyk Audiofeeling Trio

Tickets

Wiszniewski’s tenor saxophone style is secure and strong. His firm grip on melody and spontaneity makes him sound fresh, and yet he leads audiences wherever he goes with his music. He’s the perfect modern jazz musician because he can stand back from his own approach, and instantly understand the best thing to play in every circumstance. Scottish, with Polish heritage, he’s not had huge connections with his parental homeland until now, meeting one of the young giants of the Polish jazz scene, the pianist, and equally brilliant collaborator, Kaczmarczyk. This is a meeting of two great young musicians.

KRAKAU-FRANKFURT JAZZ UNIT

I Bartosz Dworak (violin)
| Paweł Kaczmarczyk (piano)
| Maciej Adamczak (double bass)
| Janusz Maria Stefanski (drums)

Tickets: 12 € | 6 € Palm Garden

Jazz im Palmengarten
Musikpavillon, 19:30 bis 22:00 Uhr

25. Jubiläum der Städtepartnerschaft zwischen Krakau und Frankfurt präsentieren der Palmengarten und die Jazz-
Initiative eine Band mit Musikern aus beiden Städten. Aus der lebendigen Jazz-Szene Krakaus sind drei Musiker zu Gast,
die auch hierzulande gut bekannt sind: Bartosz Dworak war als Preisträger des Internationalen Violin-Wettbewerbs der
Zbigniew-Seifert-Stiftung bereits 2015 zu Gast in Frankfurt. Der renommierte Pianist Paweł Kaczmarczyk veröffentlichte
2009 mit seiner »Audiofeeling Band« – bei der auch der Bassist Maciej Adamczak Mitglied ist – das Album »Complexity
in Simplicity«.