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Improdimensija Orchestra Live at Vilnius Jazz Festival 2020

"Improdimensija Orchestra" Live at Vilnius Jazz Festival 2020 Liudas Mockūnas – comp., cond. soprano sax Arnas Mikalkėnas –comp., cond., piano, perc. Mėta Gabrielė Pelegrimaitė – fl, b Kristupas Gikas – fl, DJ Kazimieras Jušinskas – ss, as Arminas Bižys – as, bs Dovydas Stalmokas – as, bss Simas Petkevičius – as Matas Samulionis – ts Klaudija Indriliūnaitė – g Dominykas Norkūnas – g, bg Simonas Kaupinis – tb Mikas Kurtinaitis – tb Gediminas Stepanavičius – tr, db Domantas Razmus – dr, perc Music by Liudas Mockūnas and Arnas Mikalkėnas. Grand finale melody by Mikalojus Konstantinas Čiurlionis from piano Fuga B flat minor, arranged by Liudas Mockūnas. Camera: Video Bankas Sound mix: Mama Studios, Vilnius Sound engineer: Vytautas Bedalis Event photo: Greta Skaraitienė Liner notes: Asta Andrikonytė (Vilnius Jazz) Thanks to Vilnius Jazz Festival Supported by Vilnius Municipality and Lithuanian Council for Culture www.improdimensija.lt, https://improdimensija.bandcamp.com/ The orchestra, formed on the initiative of two improvisers Liudas Mockūnas and Arnas Mikalkėnas, involves alumni and current students of the Contemporary Music/Improvised Music Master’s Program at the Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre as well as their associates. The aforementioned program was developed several years ago by Mockūnas and composer Vykintas Baltakas. They invited their close friend Mikalkėnas to join the lecturer team. Before long, the new program injected fresh air in the LAMT and became an integral part of Improdimensija. The Improdimensija movement prompted the rise of improvised music in Lithuania, bringing the students of the LAMT Contemporary Music/Improvised Music Master’s Program, who have become an integral part of Vilnius’ underground life, to the vanguard. The enduring relationship between students and teachers in this program eventually resulted in the Improdimensija Orchestra. According to its initiators, the two-year Masters in Contemporary Music/Improvised Music program flies by quickly, and it is always difficult to say goodbye to students. Thus, the desire has sparked off to bring together those who do not imagine their musical path without improvised music, profess the same musical aesthetics and speak one language.