Doministry | Dominik Strycharski

One of the most brilliant contemporary improvisers playing the recorder, Dominik Strycharski is not the first time he has appeared on recordings in our catalog. An album featuring him came out nearly a decade ago, Myriad Duo, recorded with bass guitar virtuoso Rafal Mazur, sometime later a solo recital Flauto Dolphy, dedicated to the music of the great Eric Dolphy. And then October Suite, a disc documenting the anniversary concert of the RGG formation, during which Dominik was a special guest alongside vocalist Marta Grzywacz and trumpeter Artur Majewski. Now it's time for another solo recital. This time, however, the album consists of songs penned by Dominik and submerged in an electronic space of his idea. credits released July 15, 2024 Dominik Strycharski Ecstasy 1. no matter the cost 8:30 2. haunting 5:10 3. flare 8:18 4. favourite thing 3:42 5. getting to 5:58 6. ecstasy 3:50 7. am I polish? 7:44 8. feeder of ecstasy 2:48 9. everything went in a different direction 3:27 Total ...

So here it is. I am very happy to announce that it's finally released. Probably the first solo recorder jazz record ever made. But maybe it relates to the whole flutes family as well? It's full of Dolphy and some more... It's released by Fundacja Sluchaj. Recorded live in Pardon To Tu (the first, legendary location). Recorded by Rafal Drewniany. THE LINK HERE Reviews and links: HERE HERE HERE Listen to some of it here: Dominik Strcharski - Flauto Dolphy by Dominik Strycharski I was really ready and willing to record a solo album. First of all, I wanted the recorder to burst with all the richness of its sound - unleashed, open, complete, and full. I am a fan of the fullest possible communion with the raw, uncensored world of a single instrument - a situation, in which the musician and the instrument find themselves as though put under the magnifying glass. The situation I placed myself in is fascinating, as the solo recorder is not new to classical music. T...

Final Concert AdLibitum 2007 It's the last concert of the festival,including some improvised music for orchestra, conducted by Lawrence B. Morris. On the photo directing Mr Kaczynski.