Jan Maksimowicz – saxophone
\nEugenijus Kanevi\u010dius – double bass
\nArkadij Gotesman – drums
\n(Modern, creative)
\nJan Maksimowicz – i\u0161skirtinis Lietuvos vidurin\u0117s kartos d\u017eiazo muzikant\u0173 pavyzdys. Turtingas garsas, pla\u010dios technin\u0117s galimyb\u0117s ir ry\u0161kus ir netik\u0117tas muzikinis frazavimas i\u0161skiria j\u012f tarp kit\u0173 saksofonist\u0173. Prid\u0117jus did\u017eiul\u0119 patirt\u012f imporvizacin\u0117s muzikos srityje gaunamas stulbinantis rezultatas – ekspresyvus, net teatrali\u0161kas ir itin gilus ir dvasingas grojimas, kuris atveria klausytoj\u0173 \u0161irdis, sielas, mintis. Kelis pastaruosius de\u0161imtme\u010dius Janas buvo aktyvus keli\u0173 ansambli\u0173 lyderis, taip pat grojo kaip kviestinis muzikantas su \u017einomiausiais \u0161alies atlik\u0117jais. Jazz Cellar 11 klubo klausytojams puikiai pa\u017e\u012fstamas ir m\u0117giamas i\u0161 koncert\u0173, skirt\u0173 John Coltrane. Jo bendradarbiavim\u0173 rate – Tim Daisy, Vein Trio, Nacionalinis Simfoninis Orkestras ir daugyb\u0117 kit\u0173.
\nO \u0161iam ypatingam koncertui prie Jano scenoje prisijungs ilgame\u010diai jo partneriai, Lietuvos d\u017eiazo meistrai kontrabosisninkas Eugenijus Kanevi\u010dius ir b\u016bgnininkas Arkadijus Gotesmanas. J\u0173, ko gero, pristatyti nereikia. Tai yra vieni aktyviausi\u0173 \u0161alias d\u017eiazo scenos dalyvi\u0173, groj\u0119, ko gero, su visais Lietuvos d\u017eiazo ir improvizacin\u0117s muzikos atlik\u0117jais.
\n\u0160is koncertas \u017eada daug emocij\u0173, auk\u0161\u010diausi\u0105 atlikimo kokyb\u0119 ir, \u017einoma, tikr\u0105 d\u017eiazo dvasi\u0105.
\nPirmieji 20 biliet\u0173 – pigiau.
\n\u201cJazz Cellar 11\u201d klubo dainyklos projekt\u0105 i\u0161 dalies finansuoja Vilniaus miesto savivaldyb\u0117.
\nENG:
\nJan Maksimowicz \u2013 an outstanding example of Lithuania\u2019s mid-generation jazz musicians. His rich sound, broad technical capabilities, and strikingly unexpected musical phrasing set him apart from other saxophonists. When combined with his vast experience in improvisational music, the result is astonishing \u2013 expressive, even theatrical, and profoundly deep and soulful playing that opens the hearts, minds, and souls of listeners.
\nFor the past few decades, Jan has been an active leader of several ensembles and has also performed as a guest musician with the most renowned artists in the country. He is well-known and loved by Jazz Cellar 11 audiences, particularly from concerts dedicated to John Coltrane. His collaborations include Tim Daisy, Vein Trio, the National Symphony Orchestra, and many others.
\nFor this special concert, Jan will be joined on stage by his longtime partners, Lithuania\u2019s jazz masters \u2013 double bassist Eugenijus Kanevi\u010dius and drummer Arkadijus Gotesmanas. These musicians likely need no introduction, as they are among the most active figures on the country\u2019s jazz scene, having performed with nearly every Lithuanian jazz and improvisational music artist.
\nThis concert promises a wealth of emotions, top-tier performance quality, and, of course, the true spirit of jazz.
\nThe first 20 tickets \u2013 at the cheapest price.
\nThe Jazz Cellar 11 club\u2019s \u201cDainykla\u201d project is partially funded by the Vilnius City Municipality.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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