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Wacław Zimpel To Tu Orchestra - Nature Moves (2014) (Size: 404.93 MB)
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For Tune Records: 0036(025)
http://store.for-tune.pl/wac...?search=Wac%C5%82aw%20Zimpel http://store.for-tune.pl/wac...-moves?search=Nature%20Moves http://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nature_Moves  * Wacław Zimpel: alto clarinet, clarinet * Paweł Postaremczak: tenor saxophone, soprano saxophone * Dominik Strycharski: flute * Maciej Cierliński: hurdy gurdy * Jacek Kita: upright piano * Wojtek Traczyk: double bass (http://www.wojtektraczyk.blogspot.com) * Mike Majkowski: double bass * Paweł Szpura: drums * Hubert Zemler: metallophone, drums http://www.waclawzimpel.pl/ http://pl-pl.facebook.com/zimpelwaclaw http://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wac%C5%82aw_Zimpel http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wac%C5%82aw_Zimpel http://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki...%82aw_Zimpel_To_Tu_Orchestra http://www.allmusic.com/artist/waclaw-zimpel-mn0002608519 Mixed and mastered by Michał Kupicz. http://www.michalkupicz.com/...to-tu-orchestra-nature-moves To Tu Orchestra - part 1 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YbR5V7178YU To Tu Orchestra - Part 2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rv_AQW_zUe0 Reviews By Bruce Lee Gallanter http://www.downtownmusicgall...s/Newsletter-2015-08-14.html The To Tu Orchestra features Waclaw Zimpel in clarinets, Pawel Postaremczak on tenor & soprano saxes, Dominik Strycharski on recorders, Maciej Cierlinski on hurdy-gurdy, Jacek Kita on piano, Wojkowski & Mike Majkowski on double basses and Pawel Szura & Hubert Zemler on drums. A few years ago, I discovered Polish clarinetist Waclaw Zimpel, has worked with Ken Vandermark, Olie Brice & Perry Robinson. Mr. Zimpel has a handful of discs out as a leader. The To Tu Orchestra is a nine-piece ensemble with unique instrumentation: two reeds, recorder, hurdy-gurdy, piano, tow basses and two drummers. I can't recall anyone using the hurdy-gurdy or recorders in the improv setting in a long while. This disc opens with a piece called "Cycles" which is dedicated to Terry Riley. It is actually a somber, Rileyesque (repeating phrases), hypnotic piece. Quite lovely and featuring quiet bowed bass which sounds more like a cello with quaint clarinets underneath. this piece is nearly a half-hour long and thoroughly enchanting. It reminds me of something that Eyvind Kang might compose. The title piece, "Nature Moves" is in three parts and is again endearing: orchestral, folky, organic sounding, fairy-tale like. The piece slowly builds into some strong crescendos, yet remains dream-like through much of its long, sailing wave-like length. This disc is one of the most delightful discs I've heard in a long while. Unlike anything else on the ForTune label or almost anything else we've listed in a recent times. -- By Dan Sorrells http://www.freejazzblog.org/...-to-tu-orchestra-nature.html By Dirk Blasejezak http://www.polish-jazz.blogs...-tu-orchestra-nature_20.html By Adam Baruch http://www.adambaruch.com/reviews_item.asp?item=104622 By Krzysztof Wójcik (pl) http://www.popupmusic.pl/no/...to-tu-orchestra-nature-moves Sharing Widget |