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Vortex Jazz Club
11 Gillett Square
London, N16 8AZ

T: 020 3337 0993 (Mon-Fri 12-6pm)
E: info@vortexjazz.co.uk

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Usual opening times :
Tue-Sun: 7:45pm – 11pm

Occasionally gigs take place outside these hours. The event page and your ticket will indicate the correct times, so please check.

The Vortex is a mixed seated/standing venue. Seats are guaranteed only for members, and for customers unable to stand who notify us in advance.


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Website by Oblong

I heard Krzystof a couple of times earlier this year, once with Erik Truffaz  at Inntöne and once with a larger band in Kosice in Slovakia. A lyrical player, he played solo at the Jazz Cafe POSK in Hammersmith in a double bill with Maciek Pysz’s Trio.

His Polishness seemed really to come through in his performance. At some moments you felt he was playing a Chopinesque mazurka, at others it seemed like a nocturne. Seamless improvising, his commitment and passion drew one in to his performance. Clearly he has a clear technique but uses it wisely.

Meanwhile, Maciek had a new trio with English-domiciled bassist Jakub Czewinski and Eric Ford. Using a semi-acoustic guitar, his set had a sort of Brazilian wistfulness and saudade. Czewinski was a particular strength to the trio, equally at home either pizzicato or bowing.