Polish Free Jazz

Polish Free Jazz is a style of jazz music that originated in Poland in the late 1960s and early 1970s. It is characterized by its improvisational nature, often incorporating elements of traditional Polish folk music, as well as avant-garde and experimental techniques. The music is often characterized by its use of extended techniques, such as multiphonics, extended range instruments, and extended techniques on traditional instruments. It is also known for its use of extended forms, such as free improvisation, collective improvisation, and free composition. Polish Free Jazz is often seen as a reaction to the more traditional forms of jazz, and is seen as a way to explore new musical possibilities.