Dive into the world of Krzysztof Komeda with his captivating 2013 release, "Knife in the Water." This album is a masterclass in free jazz, showcasing Komeda's unique compositional style and his enduring collaboration with the legendary filmmaker Roman Polanski. The album serves as the original motion picture soundtrack for Polanski's psychological thriller "Knife in the Water," along with suites from two lesser-known films, "Two Men and a Wardrobe" and "When Angels Fall."
Spanning 18 tracks and over an hour of music, "Knife in the Water" is a testament to Komeda's versatility and innovation. The album opens with the hauntingly beautiful "Ballad for Bernt" and takes the listener through a diverse range of compositions, from the upbeat "Crazy Girl" to the intricate "Innocent Sorcerers" suite. Each track is a testament to Komeda's ability to blend jazz with cinematic storytelling, creating a soundscape that is both evocative and engaging.
Komeda's piano work is a highlight of the album, with his distinctive style shining through in every track. The album also features contributions from his quintet and sextet, adding depth and complexity to the compositions. Whether you're a fan of jazz, film scores, or simply great music, "Knife in the Water" is an album that will captivate and inspire. Released under the Lumi Entertainment label, this album is a essential addition to any music lover's collection.
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Krzysztof Komeda
