PGR (Projekt Grzegorza Rogali) - Enthuzjazzm (2011)
BAND/ARTIST: PGR (Projekt Grzegorza Rogali)
- Title: Enthuzjazzm
- Year Of Release: 2011
- Label: Soliton
- Genre: Jazz, Folk
- Quality: FLAC (tracks+.cue,log,scans)
- Total Time: 46:30
- Total Size: 303 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
1. Majazzur (Arr. by Grzegorz Rogala) - 7:14
2. Israelites Crossing The Red-Sea (Sagit Zilberman) - 4:23
3. Stella By (Middle Eastern) Starlight (Victor Young, Arr. by Sagit Zilberman) - 7:10
4. Abidan (John Zorn, Arr. by Grzegorz Rogala) - 10:00
5. Cuban Raport (Grzegorz Rogala) - 5:36
6. Hiob/Job (Grzegorz Rogala) - 8:30
7. Hekhal (John Zorn, Arr. by Grzegorz Rogala) - 3:51
1. Majazzur (Arr. by Grzegorz Rogala) - 7:14
2. Israelites Crossing The Red-Sea (Sagit Zilberman) - 4:23
3. Stella By (Middle Eastern) Starlight (Victor Young, Arr. by Sagit Zilberman) - 7:10
4. Abidan (John Zorn, Arr. by Grzegorz Rogala) - 10:00
5. Cuban Raport (Grzegorz Rogala) - 5:36
6. Hiob/Job (Grzegorz Rogala) - 8:30
7. Hekhal (John Zorn, Arr. by Grzegorz Rogala) - 3:51
The idea has been shaped in Poland, Germany and USA - places, where has been studied the autor.
Cross-cultural musical project created by Polish student Grzegorz Rogala, an accomplished composer and arranger whos main instrument is trombone. Polish and Hatzidic inspirations are the main part of his musical program. The music is inspired also by Latin-American music culture and played in a jazz style. His project has recently being shaped during his studies at Berklee College of Music in Boston. The sound of PGR can be compared to the famous "Masada" of John Zorn because of rustical staff, without of harmonic Instrument, and because of hatzidic Inspirations.
Cross-cultural musical project created by Polish student Grzegorz Rogala, an accomplished composer and arranger whos main instrument is trombone. Polish and Hatzidic inspirations are the main part of his musical program. The music is inspired also by Latin-American music culture and played in a jazz style. His project has recently being shaped during his studies at Berklee College of Music in Boston. The sound of PGR can be compared to the famous "Masada" of John Zorn because of rustical staff, without of harmonic Instrument, and because of hatzidic Inspirations.
Jazz | Folk | FLAC / APE | CD-Rip
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