Obara International - Live at Manggha CD

Obara International CD Live at Manggha:
1.Conversation With...09:37
2.Ballad11:34
3.7up10:17
4.Unloved09:14
5.Variation17:17
6.Manggha03:05


Maciej Obara - alto saxophone
Dominik Wania - piano
Ole Morten Vagan - double bass
Gard Nilsen - drums

Obara International is, without question, the most distinct ensemble in the improvised music scene in Poland nowadays. It was enough for Maciek & his team to play together for only 16 months to reach the level of empathic communication and develop their own peculiar style and sound.

The concert they played in April at the Manggha Museum in Krakow was a part of the 19th International Masters and Youngsters Jazz Festival, and a part of the concert tour the band made in spring.

Due to the adventurous journey from Łódź to Krakow, the musicians arrived at the venue only an hour before the concert. It is highly likely that this inconvenience provided a greater stimulation for the band, and the audience, filling the hall to capacity, actually witnessed - says Obara - one of the best performances given by the ensemble.

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Short Description	Obara International
SKU	CD04311
Artist	Obara International
Music Genre	jazz
Label	for tune records
Release Date	2013
Format	CD
Tracks	Obara International CD Live at Manggha: 1.Conversation With...09:37 2.Ballad11:34 3.7up10:17 4.Unloved09:14 5.Variation17:17 6.Manggha03:05 Maciej Obara - alto saxophone Dominik Wania - piano Ole Morten Vagan - double bass Gard Nilsen - drums Obara International is, without question, the most distinct ensemble in the improvised music scene in Poland nowadays. It was enough for Maciek & his team to play together for only 16 months to reach the level of empathic communication and develop their own peculiar style and sound. The concert they played in April at the Manggha Museum in Krakow was a part of the 19th International Masters and Youngsters Jazz Festival, and a part of the concert tour the band made in spring. Due to the adventurous journey from Łódź to Krakow, the musicians arrived at the venue only an hour before the concert. It is highly likely that this inconvenience provided a greater stimulation for the band, and the audience, filling the hall to capacity, actually witnessed - says Obara - one of the best performances given by the ensemble.