Patrycja Piekutowska - Long Time Ago in Moscow

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  Patrycja Piekutowska's "Long Time Ago in Moscow" is a beautiful composition from her album "My Journey" released in 2013. The piece showcases her exceptional talent and skill on the violin. The melody is accompanied by Marcin Nierubiec on the piano and keyboards, bringing a harmonious and delicate touch to the music. Marcin Nierubiec, the composer of this mesmerizing piece, has created a captivating arrangement that transports the listener to a different time and place. His composition captures the essence of Moscow, evoking images of the city's rich history and cultural heritage. Piotr Remiszewski's expertise on the percussion instruments and keyboards adds depth and rhythm to the composition, creating a mesmerizing ambiance that keeps the listener engrossed throughout the piece. The combination of the various instruments, including the acoustic guitar played by Artur Krystek and Mark Waggoner, and the melodic bass lines played by Piotr Rodowicz on the double bass, creates a symphonic texture that enhances the overall emotional impact of the music. This piece can be categorized within the contemporary classical genre, combining elements of classical music with a modern twist. The delicate and intricate interplay between the violin and piano showcases a deep understanding of musical phrasing and dynamics. "Long Time Ago in Moscow" is an excellent representation of Patrycja Piekutowska's artistic brilliance and her ability to transport her listeners through her music. It is a testament to the exceptional collaboration between the musicians involved in the recording, resulting in a captivating and emotionally charged composition that leaves a lasting impression on the listener.

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  To wspaniałe video Patrycji Piekutowskiej "Long Time Ago in Moscow" jest niesamowite! Jej umiejętności na skrzypcach są absolutnie niezwykłe, a jej talent wokalny jest porażający. Razem z zespołem Marcin Nierubiec, Piotr Remiszewski, Artur Krystek, Mark Waggoner i Piotr Rodowicz tworzą magię dźwięku. Ta piosenka jest melancholijna i piękna, idealna do słuchania wieczorem. Odejmuje ona nas w czasie do Moskwy, tworząc niesamowitą atmosferę. Jestem pod wrażeniem tej młodej artystki i nie mogę się doczekać, co przyniesie przyszłość dla Patrycji Piekutowskiej.