Admittedly it's the first half of the festival to feature the household names, but one can be sure there will be some great music in the latter half as well.
3rd day focuses on polish jazz and presents two young piano trios (winners of a national jazz debut competition), and the music of Krzysztof Kobylinski, a talented pianist and composer whose music is appreciated by the likes of Adam Makowicz, Mike Stern or Randy Brecker.
The final evening bring the most alternative lineup to the stage, starting with the improbable mix of reggae warm and northern chill. The temperature will rise with the percussion and passion filled performance with Master Musicians of Jajouka. Last but not least another piano trio, winner of Open Jazz competion for the spot at the festival's schedule, with Mateusz Kolakowski behind the piano, a talented pianist who emerged on polish jazz scene as barely a teenager, has kept under the radar since but seems to be coming back to great form.
It seems to me the last day could be very well the unexpected winner of the festival.
11.07
Franciszek Raczkowski Trio
Paweł Wszołek Trio
Joey Calderazzo Trio plays Kobyliński
Krzysztof Kobyliński EtnoJazz Orchestra
3rd day focuses on polish jazz and presents two young piano trios (winners of a national jazz debut competition), and the music of Krzysztof Kobylinski, a talented pianist and composer whose music is appreciated by the likes of Adam Makowicz, Mike Stern or Randy Brecker.
12.07
Sly & Robbie meet Nils Petter Molvaer
Bill Laswell Material and the Master Musicians of Jajouka
Kolakowski / Korelus / Wykpisz
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