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nostalgia from Krakow (N​.​Dubreil - K​.​Michalik)

from the elephants of love by big somebody

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April 2016. While leaving Krakow's historical Kazimierz quarter after my first visit there, I whistled something that I recorded in my Smolensk* street room. During one of the album recording session in July 2016, Kazimir took his violin to complete the recording I had previously done with Sebastian Kaszyca (accordeon) and Katarzyna Rosołek (violin) who transcripted and arranged this raw whistled melody, using the same way they played together traditional songs in that very same Kazimierz area. Kazimir has once hit the violin strings while doing a quick improvisation before starting the recording. I asked him to play the same thing again while pushing the recording button. He could redo it quite as well and this little phrase became the violin introduction to the song and to this album.
Magic !

Nicolas Dubreil

*Just after Andrzej Wajda died, I saw his movie "Katyń", and learnt about what happened near Smolensk during WWII.

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from the elephants of love, released March 18, 2018
Nicolas Dubreil (music of the main theme)
Kazimir Michalik (music: violin introduction and second violin)
Katarzyna Rosołek (first violin)
Sebastian Kaszyca (accordeon)
Jacek Dubis (cello)

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The concept of big somebody was born in the Sahara and in Burkina Faso in 1997. The idea is simple: everybody is big. Too big to fail.
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