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On both sides of the mirror Janusz Koman - Staszek Glowacz |
"Rosary of Small Desires" is published by Fraza-Records in Krakow in January 1999. Songs from this album are played on radio stations, and the record has been sold out. The beginning of the 2000s saw cooperation with Artistic Piwnica Zamkowa in Bielsko-Biała. Concerts with the band FALLING ANGELS, played by excellent musicians: Dorota Zaziąbło, Robert Szewczuga, Krzysztof Sandecki and Maciej Caputa. In 2004, the band records Staszek's original works at the Polish Radio Studio in Krakow. In 2007, Gayga makes her benefit for Telewizja Katowice, to which Staszek is invited with his version of her well-known hit "Ja, moving target" and the premiere "Kabbalah" sung in Polish and Hebrew. In 2014, the reissue of the first album is released by the BNB label. In 2016, Staszek Glowacz starts cooperation with the bass player of Budka Suflera - Mietek Jurecki. As a result of the cooperation, the author's album "Sunny Afternoon" is created. 16 of Jurecki's compositions with Głowacz's texts will be released in 2018 by the MTJ label. In the meantime, Staszek writes many texts for other performers: MAGMA, 2 PEOPLE, WIEKO, Martyna Jakubowicz, GANG MARCELA, Kamil Kolodziejczyk, Krzysztof Walecki and others. Several new albums are in preparation: - "I am a man" with compositions by Patricius Gruszecki, Janusz Koman, Bartas Szymoniak, Zbigniew Wodecki and Krzysztof Maciejowski, - "Winter impressions" with works by Mieczysław Jurecki, Dariusz Janus, Marceli Trojan and Krzysztof Maciejowski, - "On Both Sides of the Mirror" a musical performance inspired by the works of Peter Handke and Olga Tokarczuk with music by Janusz Koman. The record label BNB Records has released Mietek Jurecki's solo album "Before Time Will Go Away", on which all the lyrics are written by Staszek Glowacz. |
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© 1967-2024 Janusz Koman |