Polish Free Jazz

Polish free jazz is a vibrant and avant-garde subgenre that thrives on improvisation, boundary-pushing compositions, and a deep sense of cultural expression. Drawing influences from traditional Polish music as well as classical jazz, it is characterized by its adventurous use of harmonics, experimental structures, and emotive depth. Artists like Mikołaj Trzaska and Dominik Strycharski often incorporate diverse instruments, ranging from clarinets to electronic elements, creating a rich tapestry of sound. Groups such as the Franciszek Pospieszalski Sextet and the Power of the Horns infuse their performances with a dynamic energy, combining intricate melodies with spontaneous improvisation, making Polish free jazz a distinct and compelling genre within the global jazz landscape.

Black Bones

Mikołaj Trzaska Ircha Clarinet Quartet

Album - 17 Tracks - Released April 20, 2015