"Terra Incognita" is a long, slowly unfolding story

about a hitherto unknown world or worlds, spaces, musical

peripheries and what is beyond or simply around us.

around us. Everyone can see it as they wish, the important thing is that this music stimulates the senses to perceive something completely new, different, unknown.

to perceive. Emil Miszk (trumpet) and Sławek Koryzno

(percussion) from Gdansk act like ritual masters here, guiding us

guide us through these undiscovered worlds. What they have in common is not

They not only share their origins in the Hanseatic city, but the independent scene and rich improvisation tradition in Gdansk also characterize the style of the jazz musicians. Emil Miszk graduated from the Feliks Nowowiejski State Music High School in Gdansk and studied trumpet at the Stanisław Moniuszko Academy of Music. Percussionist Sławek Koryzno is just as closely associated with the music scene in the Tricity. He is a graduate of the Academy of Music in Gdansk, where he studied jazz and stage music in Tomasz Sowiński's class. The concert takes place as part of the arabesques festival and the "Jazz in den Gängen" series, organized by JazzDayGermany e.V. in cooperation with the Gängeviertel and the Jazz Federation Hamburg, sponsored by arabesques-hamburg e.V. and the Foundation for German-Polish Cooperation.