Multikulti Project: MPI016 
http://www.multikulti.com/hera-waclaw-zimpel-ksawery-wojcinski-pawel-postaremczak-pawel-szpura-27708.html

* Wacław Zimpel: clarinet, bass clarinet, harmonium, tarogato
* Paweł Posteremczak: soprano and tenor saxophones, piano
* Ksawery Wójciński: double bass
* Paweł Szpura: drums, percussion
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* Maniucha Bikont: voice
* Sara: tampura
 
http://www.waclawzimpel.pl/ 
http://www.wojcinski.inemu.com/

Reviews
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By Eyal Hareuveni 
http://www.allaboutjazz.com/php/article.php?id=41593

It may be symbolic that the albums of the innovative Polish ensemble Hera are
released by the label Multikulti. After all, the label's name follows Don
Cherry's all-embracing vision of a new world music, a vision where distant and
foreign traditions enrich each other, artificial genre distinctions and
geographical boundaries are blurred, and stereotypical divisions between high
and low, and ancient and modern art are unknown. Headed by composer and reed
player Wacław Zimpel, Hera takes Cherry's concept even further on Where My
Complete Beloved Is, the band's sophomore release.

The four compositions, all titled after the poem of the mystic Indian poet
Kabir, "Abode of the Beloved," emphasize folk elements with their unique use of
folk instruments. However, these motives are woven within rich and colorful
textures that reference jazz and contemporary music in its most spiritual and
free articulations...

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By Stef 
http://www.freejazzblog.org/2011/12/hera-where-my-complete-beloved-is.html

By Jazzowy Alchemik

By Kajetan Prochyra (pl) 
http://jazzarium.pl/przeczytaj/recenzje/where-my-complete-beloved