JAZZ TELEVISION
CONCERT
16.07.2022
hour: 20:00
PREMIERE
(VIDEO)
Premiere in JAZZ
WOJTEK MAZOLEWSKI "YUGEN"
Wojtek Mazoleswki-guitar, vocal
Krzysztof Kawałko-guitar
Joanna Duda, piano, bass, vocal
Aga Yano-drums
FESTIVAL PATRONAGE
The 28th edition of the popular Jazz in the Old Town festival will begin in Warsaw on July 2nd. It will last until August 27.
The Old Town Square will once again become the concert heart of Warsaw and for 2 summer months it will beat to the rhythm of jazz. Polish and international jazz stars will perform, there will be jazz discoveries, unique projects and returns of legendary formations. We will hear an original program - stylistically diverse, including the most valuable Polish and international phenomena and trends. The International Open-Air Jazz in the Old Town Festival is a festival that has its own brand, reputation, beautiful achievements and an impressive audience. It is one of the most popular and the biggest - in terms of audience - jazz festivals in Poland.
NEW PUBLICIST PRODUCTION
Agnieszka Bania,
Wojciech Olszewski
Zbigniew Wrombel
w Eljazz - Bydgoszcz
RECENT PREMIERES GALLERY
Concert
Piotr Schmidt International Sextet
Komeda Nieznany 1967
LOVE POLISH JAZZ FESTIVAL
Tomaszów Mazowiecki, Hala Lodowa
They took part in the concert
Piotr Schmidt - trąbka
Kestutis Vaiginis - saksofon tenorowy i sopranowy
David Dorużka - gitara
Paweł Tomaszewski - fortepian
Michał Barański - kontrabas
Sebastian Kuchczyński - perkusja
20th Anniversary Concert of the Eljazz Big Band and 45th Anniversary of Józef Eliasz's Creative Work
UPCOMING RELEASES
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MEDIA PATRONAGE - JAZZ
CD/DVD/VINYL
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FESTIVALS
“SOUND POSTCARDS”
Sound postcards are an item dating back to communist Poland, especially the 60s and 70s, when the availability of real vinyl records was basically impossible. This square postcard with a picture was usually played on small gramophones, which was possible by its unique engraving, exactly like a record. Sound postcards, however, were not used for sending, they were most often a collector's item, even though they contained a space for a stamp and an address, which would make it possible to send them. Curiously enough, it used to be possible to make special postcards, in addition to ready-made cards, with a piece of music recorded on request, for example greetings. Today, postcards of this type are a relic of the past, a visually attractive object, their sound quality remains difficult to verify, due to a lack of equipment or poor sound quality. They are not a practical object, suppressed by modern technology, but undoubtedly have their value for collectors, history lovers and the generations for whom they are an object of memories from their youth.
text Julia Wolińska
CLASSICAL MUSIC
ON SUNDAY
CLASSICAL MUSIC IS PERMANENT ON SELECTED MUSIC BLOCKS OF JAZZ TELEVISION
SUNDAY PREMIERE AND RELEASES