Vitold Rek
Discography (a selection):
Giancarlo Nicolai - La sorvegliane del tempo (Altrisuoni 2008)
HR-Bigband - unauffällige festansage (jazzwerkstatt 2008)
Emil Mangelsdorff Quartett - Blues Forever (Bellaphon, 2007)
Tomasz Stańko - 1970-1975-1984-1986-1988 (Metal Mind 2008)
Vitold Rek & EastWestWind - Zuhause (2007 Taso)
Charlie Mariano & Vitold Rek feat. Peter Reiter - Kathedrale vol. 1 (Taso 2005)
Charlie Mariano & Vitold Rek - opus absolutum (Taso 2003)
Johann P. Tammen & Vitold Rek - Die Erde, sing das Brot (Taso 2003)
Die polnische Folk Explosion (Taso 2002)
John Tchicai, Vitold Rek, Karl Berger - 2 x 2 (Taso 2001)
Vitold Rek - Bassfiddle alla polacca (Taso 1999)
East West Wind - Live at the St. Ingbert Jazz Festival 1997 (Taso 1998)
Fritz Hartschuh Quartett - Das Erik Satie Projekt (Konnex 1998)
Vitold Rek with Elvira Plenar - "Elvira Plenar (Bellaphon 1994)
Vittold Rek with Peter Giger – Jazzz (B+W 1993)
John Tchicai & Vitold Rek - "Art Of The Duo" Vol.1 (Enja 1993)
John Tchicai -"Satisfaction" (Enja 1992)
Family of Percussion & Friends - Mozambique Meets Europe (B+W 1993)
Family of Percussion & Friends - Family Jewels (Jazz Network 1992)
Stan Soyka - "Acoustic" (Zic-Zac1991)
Olga Szwajgier - Condemned To Life (Muza 1987)
Vitold Rek (solo) - The Spark (Poljazz 1986)
Basspace - Basspace 555555 (Muza 1985)
Basspace – Basspace (Poljazz 1984)
Brief biography
18th October 1955 born in Rzeszów
From 1963 accordion at the Rzeszów Music School
From 1965 guitar at the Rzeszów Music School
From 1969 double bass at the Rzeszów Music School
From 1971 double bass at the Chopin Grammar School in Kraków
1975 prize winner at the Jazz nad Odrą Festival
1978 Jazz Jamboree Festival in Warsaw
1982 completes his studies at the Music Academy in Kraków
1986 and 1988 winner in the double bass category of the magazine “Jazz Forum”
1999 Jazz working stipendium from the city of Frankfurt am Main
2000 teacher at the Academy of Music and Performing Art in Frankfurt am Main and at the Music High School in Mainz.
2010 artistic head of the JIF Jazz Festival in Frankfurt am Main
Vitold Rek lives and works in Offenbach am Main. Now he describes himself with a broad grin of satisfaction as a self-styled “Hessian”.