The Kraków Letters, by Mazur Neuringer Duo

The Kraków Letters

by Mazur Neuringer Duo

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Keir Neuringer – alto saxophone
Rafał Mazur – acoustic bass guitar

Kraków is a special place for Keir and me. We met here – in a medieval cellar whose walls include parts built in the 13th century. We were unable to communicate in any language as Keir did not speak Polish and I did not speak English. Nevertheless, we were playing in a duo nearly all night long, as if we knew each other for years. We started out with Monk’s compositions and ended up improvising, and we have been doing it since. Every time we play together feels like a continuation of our first meeting. Each concert we give is an extension of that first night, the night which has lasted many years and does not seem to be coming to an end. “The Krakow Letters” is yet another dose of music recorded in Krakow, as all our previous albums were. It comes as no surprise because Krakow is a special place.
(Rafał Mazur)

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released August 9, 2014

All tunes composed by R. Mazur & K. Neuringer

Recorded live November 15th, 2012 at Literki Club in Krakow (Poland)

Recording, mix & master engineer: Rafał Drewniany (DTS Studio)
Design: For Tune®
Cover photo: Marta Eloy Cichocka
Other photos: Silviu Filip
Translations: Małgorzata Pawlikowska

Rafał Mazur plays an acoustic bass guitar built by Jerzy Wysocki and uses Thomastic-Infeld strings

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