Kinga Glyk at Ronnie Scotts

[TheGreek]

 

You'll come home completely demoralised but you know she'll be amazing. 

 

https://www.ronniescotts.co.uk/find-a-show/kinga-glyk?utm_source=fb&utm_medium=paid&utm_campaign=120225536810600570&utm_term=120225536810610570&utm_content=120225536810590570&utm_id=120225536810600570

[Hellzero]

She is an amazing bassist for sure, but this new band is really meh, too much (bad) synths in it, sometimes the sax is also doing his thing with a sax thingy synth and eventually it becomes a boring gig...

 

She was more entertaining with the previous band and album.

 

I've been following her since almost the beginning and have all the records, but this last band iteration is too Polish for my liking (synths everywhere, hey we are not in the 80's anymore).

 

Edited 5 hours ago by Hellzero
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[itu]

What would Kinga and Basia do together? A lame Matt Bianco reunion, or something interesting? 

[Hellzero]

5 hours ago, itu said:

What would Kinga and Basia do together? A lame Matt Bianco reunion, or something interesting? 

First proposition for sure.

[Linus27]

I've got tickets and really can't wait. Not sure my wife is going to enjoy it though, I think the level of musicianship will go totally over her head 😆

[Grooverjr]

If the music only works as musicianship and isn't something a non-musician can appreciate then is it good music, or just good technique? The best stuff works on both levels, with the musicianship adding a dimension but not getting in the way.

2 hours ago, Linus27 said:

I've got tickets and really can't wait. Not sure my wife is going to enjoy it though, I think the level of musicianship will go totally over her head 😆

 

[Linus27]

26 minutes ago, Grooverjr said:

If the music only works as musicianship and isn't something a non-musician can appreciate then is it good music, or just good technique? The best stuff works on both levels, with the musicianship adding a dimension but not getting in the way.

 

 

I have no idea, I just know my wife likes Marilyn Manson, Linkin Park, 90's grunge and dance. Some of the jazz I've played her she has liked and some has just been disjointed noise. I suspect this might be the latter. Not sure if that answers your question.

[itu]

@Grooverjr: Is Schönberg bad music, because I happen to like it or is it bad, because there are lots of others who don't? 

 

(By the way, I am not so keen on Bach, Pastorius, and Nirvana. But I have played or sang some of their work on gigs.) 

Edited 1 hour ago by itu