A trio concept album from Polish free jazz players, trumpeter Olgierd Dokalski, drummer Dominik Mokrzewski and electric guitarist & alto saxophonist Jan Malkoswki, across seven pieces developing their sometimes wild collective improvisations, taking listeners from an "Egg" through "Larva", "Caterpillar", "Nymph", "Grub", "Pupa", tied together through a final Ayler-inspired "Imago".
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Dominik Mokrzewski-drums
Jan Malkowski-electric guitar, alto saxophone
Olgierd Dokalski-trumpet
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UPC: 5609063408249
Label: Creative Sources
Catalog ID: cs824
Squidco Product Code: 35022
Format: CD
Condition: New
Released: 2024
Country: Portugal
Packaging: Cardboard Gatefold
Recorded at Quality Studio, in Warsaw, Poland. on June 23rd, 2023, by Przemyslaw Danilowicz.
A trio concept album from Polish free jazz players, trumpeter Olgierd Dokalski, drummer Dominik Mokrzewski and electric guitarist & alto saxophonist Jan Malkoswki, across seven pieces developing their sometimes wild collective improvisations, taking listeners from an "Egg" through "Larva", "Caterpillar", "Nymph", "Grub", "Pupa", tied together through a final Ayler-inspired of "Imago".
Artist Biographies
• Show Bio for Dominik Mokrzewski Dominik Mokrzewski is a Polish jazz drummer and improviser, a member of groups Infant Joy Quintet, Skerebotte Fatta, and Warsaw Improvisers Orchestra. ^ Hide Bio for Dominik Mokrzewski • Show Bio for Jan Malkowski "Jan Małkowski is a Polish jazz saxophonist and improviser, a member of groups Bazyliszek, Infant Joy Quintet, Skerebotte Fatta, and Warsaw Improvisers Orchestra." ^ Hide Bio for Jan Malkowski • Show Bio for Olgierd Dokalski "Olgierd Dokalski is a trumpeter, composer, improviser, film-maker, and self-taught artist. In recent years, he has become one of the most active and versatile artists of the Warsaw independent music scene. He performs with Daktari, Gaamera, Płyny, and kIRk, bands which influenced by not only avant-garde jazz but also punk rock and noise." ^ Hide Bio for Olgierd Dokalski
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Track Listing:
1. Egg 05:00
2. Larva 12:18
3. Caterpillar 05:06
4. Nymph 05:07
5. Grub 04:29
6. Pupa 04:21
7. Imago 11:40
Creative Sources
Improvised Music
Free Improvisation
Jazz
Collective Free Improvsation
European Improvisation, Composition and Experimental Forms
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