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Michal Motyl

  

He studied at the Conservatory in Kosice with professor Pavol Takac. During his studies he won the 1st and 2nd  prizes at several competitions of Slovakian Conservatories. He graduated from the Academy of Performing Arts in Bratislava where he studied with J. Gasparovic.  He won 2nd prize at the competition Amati Krasica in Czech Republic, 3rd prize at the Competition of Young Artists in Bratislava and he also won the Prize for the Best Candidate from Czechoslovakia  in the competition Prague Spring.

In 1989 - 1990 he was a member of Czechoslovakian TV Dance Orchestra  lead by Silos Pohanka where he played the bass trombone.  He was also the principal trombonist of Bratislava Big Bang lead by Jan Stubniak  and a principal trombonist of Radio Bratislava Big Band for which he also composed and arranged. He was a member of Bratislava Trombone Quartet as a bass trombonist.  He performed with this ensemble in Vienna, Karlsruh and other European cities. From 1992 he performs   with Slovak Philharmonics as a bass trombonist and also he is a member of Czechoslovakian Big Band of Matus Jakabcic. With the Czechoslovakian Big Band he participated jazz festivals in various cities, such as: Prerov, Hradec Kralove, Kosice, Presov, Bratislava, Vienna. In 1996 – 2005 he occasionally worked with Big Band of Gustav Brom and became a member of this orchestra as a bass trombonist. Currently he is also a member of smaller ensembles. He is bass trombonist in Nikistein Jazz Sextet (with Erik Rothenstein, Nikolaj Nikitin, Lubos Sramek, Marian Sevcik, Vlado Macaj) Erik Rothenstein Jazz Quintet, Soul for Seven ( fusion, pop,…) In 2013 he established his own ensemble called Michal Motyl Tentet and recorded CD album Sunflowers with his ensemble.


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