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Kateryna Ziabliuk
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Kateryna Ziabliuk - pianist, singer, composer, journalist. Based in Poland/Italy.
Comes from Kyiv and has studied in Katowice, Krakow and Milan. Raised in a family of artists and, surrounded by various directions of art, started playing the piano and singing at the age of 6. She is one of the most promising figures on the Ukrainian music scene. In her work, he uses the language of modern jazz, but at the same time, does not hesitate to use elements of traditional music and explore the cultural heritage of his homeland.
In 2019, based on a poem by Lesia Ukrainka, she recorded an improvised suite with her trio, Lisova Pisnya (Forest Song). At the invitation of the Katowice JazzArt Festival in 2022, she reinterpreted the piece in a duet with the leading Polish singer Natalia Kordiak. The performance gave rise to the TANŌK project. In 2020, her first solo album appeared and got the name Borders Make You Grow, which was created literally in room conditions during the first months of the pandemic. After a year, she published the live album from the Enjoy Jazz Festival in Ludwigshafen, which contained variations of original and folk songs from the previous album.
Hilarious Disasters: Unnatural Root
by Ian Patterson
You can take the gal out of Ukraine, but you cannot take Ukraine out of the gal. Kateryna Ziabliuk may pursue her music in Poland these days, but with Unnatural Root, the debut album of her group Hilarious Disasters, Ziabliuk draws deeply from her Ukrainian traditions. The Kyiv-born pianist, composer and journalist--she co-founded the jazz portal ...
Hyphen Dash Wins First Prize In the Inaugural Ukrainian Jazz Prize 2025
The Ukrainian Institute, in partnership with the Europe Jazz Network (EJN), is proud to announce the winners of the first Ukrainian Jazz Prize 2025, a national award established to recognise outstanding Ukrainian jazz musicians and support their international development. The Prize highlights the diversity, innovation, and resilience of the Ukrainian jazz scene and aims to strengthen ...
Unnatural Root
Label: Self Produced
Released: 2025
Track listing: Nichka Petrivochka; Corto Maltese I: tutti parlano dei furboni milanesi; Interludio: me ne andrò così; Corto Maltese
II: Błahostki na Józefa; Interludio: una ballata del mare salato; Corto Maltese III: Lottery for an Ignorant; Try Zhury;
Interludiia Na Proshchannia; Nido (Lorca); Le Fragole; Coda - Kryvy Tanec; Happy People.
Well, actually...
By O.N.E.
Label: April Records
Released: 2025
Track listing: Robespierre?; Berio; Kaldur Vindur; Cipher; Well, actually…; [solo form]; Oslo; Fount; Ry; Sneaking Around.
Anders Hagberg, Arek Czernysz Quartet, Coulondre/Dolmen/Privat & more
by Marek J. Śmietański
From October's new European releases, I chose 19 remarkable premieres for Episode 118th--with the majority coming from merely three regions: five each from Poland, France, and the Scandinavia. The selection brimmed with daring, unconventional instrumentation, revealing itself most vividly through intimate and startling duets and trios. A superb set... nothing more, nothing less--just pure jazz alchemy, ...
Kateryna Ziabliuk: 23 Ways To Forget Oneself
by Ian Patterson
The cryptically titled 23 Ways To Forget Oneself" will, if given the attention it deserves, spirit the listener away from their daily concerns--perhaps even forgetting themselves along the way--for just under nine minutes. Kateryna Ziabliuk works her keys like a sculptor, chiseling surely but steadily, gradually revealing a form--her increasingly fluid lines tinged with Ukrainian folk ...
Aporia, Drafts & Hilarious Disasters (Live in Krakow)
Label: Self Produced
Released: 2023
Track listing: Corto Maltese: Tutti parlano dei furboni milanesi; Corto Maltese: Interludium I; Corto Maltese: Błachostki na Józefa; Corto Maltese: Interludium II; Corto Maltese: Lottery for Ignorants; Try Zhury; Nichka Petrivochka; Kryvy Tanec.
Jazz Juniors 2023
by Martin Longley
Cricoteka Kraków, Poland October 12-15, 2023 Your scribe views his regular documentation of the annual Jazz Juniors competition-and-festival as an opportunity to insert a few rogue words once the heavy doors of official judgement have swung shut. Never a sitting judge, he wields his bloodied quill after the event, ...


