(Fusion) String Connection - Live In Warsaw - 1986, APE (image+.cue), lossless

Krzesimir Debski (born 26 October 1953 in Walbrzych) - Polish composer, conductor and jazz violinist. Krzesimir Debski’s music career as an musician has been that of a performer as well as a composer of classical music, opera, television and feature films. He studied composition with Andrzej Koszewski and conducting with Witold Krzemienski at the Paderewski Academy of Music in Poznan [Poland]. Following graduation, Debski became interested in jazz. Since 1982, as a leader and violinist of the jazz group String Connection, he has performed in the United States, Canada and over 25 countries in Europe. Krzesimir Debski has been awarded numerous prizes for his jazz musicianship and composition work. The prizes include a.o.: First Prize at the World Competition of Jazz Ensembles (Belgium), the Stanislaw Wyspianski Award from The Ministry of Culture (Warsaw, Poland), readers of the monthly jazz magazine “Jazz Forum” have bestowed upon Debski the honor of “Musician, Composer and Violinist Of The Year” from 1983 to 1986. “Down Beat” magazine rated Krzesimir Debski among the top ten violinists in the world. Since 1986, has curtailed his concert performance activities and concentrated primarily on composition. He has composed more than 60 symphonic and chamber music pieces, including an opera, 2 symphonies, religious works and 9 instrumental concertos. In 1986, he received First Prize at the 25th Anniversary Spring Festival of Music, a composers competition in Poland. In 1988, The Canadian Film Academy nominated Debski for a Genie Award. The same year, he received a special award for his musical work with children from the Prime Minister of Poland. Since 1986, he has composed the music for over 70 films, received 8 platinum albums and has composed the music for the highest grossing movie in Polish film history, “With Fire and Sword”. As deputy chairman of the Polish Association of Contemporary Music, Debski has written music for film, theater, symphony, chamber orchestra and experimental ensembles. As a composer, he won the Fryderyk Award (the Polish equivalent for the Grammy Award). He was also awarded The International Film Music Academy, coveted “Philip” prize presented to him by the legendary film composer, Ennio Morricone. Krzesimir Debski has conducted concerts in which the following international stars performed: Jose Carreras, Nigel Kennedy, Adam Makowicz, The Canadian Brass, Vadim Repin, Mark O’Connor, Jean-Luc Ponty, John Blake, Ewa Malas-Godlewska and Jose Cura.

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String Connection / Live In Warsaw
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