 Michal UrbaniakMICHAL URBANIAK (born January 22, 1943) is a Polish jazz musician and composer born in Warsaw, Poland, playing mainly the violin, lyricon and saxophone during concerts and recordings. He played a central role in the development of jazz fusion in the 1970s and 1980s, and has introduced elements of folk, R&B, hip hop and symphonic music to jazz. |
Äèñêîãðàôèÿ:
Ñòóäèéíûé àëüáîì:
- 1970 • Paratyphus B
- 1971 • Inactin
- 1974 • Atma
- 1974 • Fusion
- 1975 • Funk Factory
- 1975 • Fusion III
- 1976 • Body English
- 1976 • The Beginning
- 1978 • Ecstasy
- 1979 • Urbaniak
- 1980 • Music for Violin and Jazz Quartet
- 1980 • Serenade for the City
- 1981 • Michal Urbaniak
- 1989 • Songs for Poland
- 1990 • Cinemode
- 1991 • Songbird
- 1993 • Urbanator
- 1996 • Code Blue
- 1996 • Urbanator II
- 1998 • Urbaniax
- 1999 • Ask Me Now
- 2001 • Sax, Love and Cinema
- 2004 • I Jazz Love You
- 2005 • Urbanator III
- 2009 • Miles of Blue
Êîíöåðòíûé àëüáîì:
- 1971 • New Violin Summit • Don «Sugar Cane» Harris · Jean-Luc Ponty · Nipso Brantner · Michal Urbaniak
Ó÷àñòèå â àëüáîìàõ:
- 1970 • Niemen Enigmatic • Czeslaw Niemen i Enigmatic: tenor saxophone, flute
- 1971 • New Violin Summit • Don «Sugar Cane» Harris · Jean-Luc Ponty · Nipso Brantner · Michal Urbaniak [live]: violin
- 1974 • Fusion • Michal Urbaniak: violin, saxophone, vocals
- 1975 • Fusion III • Michal Urbaniak: electric violin
- 1976 • Body English • Michal Urbaniak: violin, synth violin, lyricon, farfisa organ, polymoog synthesizer
- 1979 • Future Talk • Urszula Dudziak: electric violin, lyricon
- 1981 • Michal Urbaniak • Michal Urbaniak: violin
- 1993 • Live in Copenhagen • Krzysztof Komeda [live]: saxophone
Ñìîòðè òàêæå:
- Don «Sugar Cane» Harris · Jean-Luc Ponty · Nipso Brantner · Michal Urbaniak
- Czeslaw Niemen i Enigmatic