* trans = łac. za, poza, z tamtej strony, ale też: trans = stan hipnotycznego snu, stan w ekstazie, zachwyceniu, oszołomieniu; silvaticus = łac. leśny; Transilvania = łac. kraina za lasami ** Achir al-nahr = arab. koniec rzeki
skład zespołu:
Malwina Zych - śpiew voice, harfa gotycka gothic harp, flet podłużny recorder
Katarzyna Śmieszkiewicz - flet flute, czurynga bullroarer
Ewa Wojtyńska-Kiczorowska - skrzypce violin, kemanche
Jacek Dusznik - tabla, marimbula, mbira, udu, kij deszczowy, gong, różne bębny i inne instrumenty perkusyjne tabla, multipercussion
Tomasz Gawlewicz (Siniak) - darabuka, tar, udu, bombo, sitar, marimbula, zanza, charango, drumla jews harp
Maciej Harna - oud, lira korbowa hurdy-gurdy, gitara, gitara-sitar guitars, mbira, gongi kute small gongs, drumla jews harp, manjira crotales
Wojciech Krawiec (Motyl) - viola da gamba gamba, wiolonczela cello, sarangi
Wojciech Lubertowicz - kontrabas double bass, tamorra, konga conga, marimb......... more
The Orchestra of The One Mountain - Matragona
playing on several dozens of ethnic instruments of Europe, Asia and Africa and on the instruments self-constructed as well. Using cultural tradition and purely natural sources of instrumental and voice sounds, the orchestra evokes romantic landscapes inspired with the spirit of the Bieszczady Mountain.
All compositions by: Matragona
Recorded between July and October, 2003 and September 2004 in Franciscans’ Church in Sanok.
There are no electronics originated sounds on the CD. The sound effects recorded here are purely natural. They come from the acoustical instruments and were recorded in natural acoustic of the church’s interior.
MATRAGONA: there are the musicians who play several dozen of acoustical instruments originated from different parts of the world.
Matragona’s name comes from the name of the mountain in Western Bieszczady Mountains. The Mountai....... more