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2023 International Jazz Day: Russian Jazz Centennial V-cast with host Cyril Moshkow, Jazz.Ru Magazine / Jazz Research Center. Thank you Milan a.k.a. DJ Jazzysad for asking us to join the Southeastern Europe International Jazz Day online event!
Tracklist:
1. Aleksandr Tsfasman & AMA Jazz Band: Hallelujah (Vincent Youmans, arr. Aleksandr Tsfasman, 1928)
2. Aleksandr Varlamov & Soviet Radio Jazz Orchestra: Early Hour (arr. Aleksandr Varlamov, 1938)
3. Vadim Sakun Sextet: Fast and Good (Vadim Sakun, live at Warsaw Jazz Jamboree, 1962)
4. Leningrad Dixieland Jazz Band: Russian Dance Tune (trad., arr. Vsevolod Korolyov, live at the Moscow Jazz Festival, 1967)
5. Iosif Weinstein’s Leningrad Jazz Orchestra: Walking the Streets of Moscow (Anrei Petrov, arr. Gennady Golstein, 1967)
6. Andrei Tovmasian Quartet: Walking the Streets of Moscow (Anrei Petrov, arr. Andrei Tovmasyan, live at the Moscow Jazz Festival, 1968)
7. Germann Lukianov Ensemble feat. Vadim Vyadro: Healing (Germann Lukianov, 1972)
8. Melodiya Ensemble: Fiery River (Konstantin Nosov, 1974)
9. Iosif Weinstein’s Leningrad Jazz Orchestra: Moon Waltz (Isaac Dunayevsky, arr. Mark Zvonaryov, 1971)
10. The Vintskevich Project feat. Mike Miller and Rostan Folk Choir: Ai U Zaiki (trad., arr. Leonid Vintskevich, 2010)
11. Kruglov-Sooäär Quartet: Bumble Bee Flight (Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov, arr. Alexei Kruglov and Jaak Sooäär, 2015)
12. Igor Butman’s Moscow Jazz Orchestra: Meadowlands / Polyushko-Pole (Lev Knipper, arr. Pavel Ovchinnikov, 2022, from «Jazz 100 Russia» documentary movie)
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Online since 1998, Jazz.Ru Magazine is your gateway to Russian jazz scene and the Russian web central for all things jazz! We focus on Russian-speaking audiences in Russia and worldwide, and also expand our English web resources. Currently we work as Web-based publication only. We also printed a thick, glossy paper edition five times a year between 2006 and 2015. Since then, we reduced the print version to a few rare special issues. We still miss doing that, but the online experience is so much fun and allows us so much more to share.
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