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Alexey Kozlov

Born: October 13, 1935

Alexey Kozlov (Russian: Алексей Козлов) is a Russian saxophonist, bandleader, composer and jazz propagandist. He was part of the first group of prominent Soviet-era Russian jazz musicians which emerged during the 1960s. His personality, as of typical representative of "cultural underground" at Stalin-Brezhnev times, is described in chapter seven of Hedrick Smith's well-known book "The Russians". Frederick Starr speaks about Alexey Kozlov in his book "Red and Hot". His name is encounted in "The International Who's Who"( Europe Publications Ltd., London), in a number of European Jazz lexicons (Denmark, Poland, Czechoslovakia), in Soviet Musical Encyclopaedia and in Big Soviet Encyclopaedia (v.8, article "Jazz"). In early 70s, Kozlov has created "Arsenal" band, which became one of the most popular jazz rock groups in the Soviet Union

Bubamara Brass Band

Active since: 2005

Aleksandar Kashtanov created the orchestra in 2005. Over the years, we have performed in Kazakhstan, Siberia, Sakhalin, Turkey, Montenegro, Krasnodar Territory, Switzerland: "Muzika u ime zivota, zivot u ime Ljubavi!" (c) Aleksandar Kashtanov Melody for soul, dance for body! Childrens, grandmothers and even animals dance with us. We give the opportunity to forget about everything in the world, so that the soul turns towards the music, and the legs start to dance. Now Balkan music is becoming popular thanks to Emir Kusturica. However, he is far away, and we are with the Aleksandar Kashtanov's orchestra, we are here and now! Our life, our love in every sound for you, friends! History 2020 - Recording of the soundtrack for the film "Hotel Belgrade"

Sergey Klevensky

A composer and virtuoso multi-instrumentalist (from the clarinet to the bagpipe), he is one of Russia’ most demanded musicians. As a teenager Sergey played clarinet with the famous Loktev Song and Dance Ensemble. Later he graduated from the clarinet class at the Moscow Conservatory. Sergey’s musical collaborations include working with the likes of Alexey Rybnikov, Sergei Nikitin, Dmitry Malikov, Vladimir Presnyakov, Kim Breitburg and Djivan Gasparian. Sergey’s work is featured on The Wolfhound and Prince Vladimir motion pictures soundtracks. He also toured with Inna Zhelannaya and The Farlanders, performing at most prestigious international festivals

Kle2Go

Active since: 2015

КLЕ2GО Trio is a uniquely bold and innovative collaboration of the three musicians from Moscow, who are well recognized for their distinct playing style, consistent professionalism and prominent musical careers. Only a brief look at the Trio’s lineup would be enough to realize you are in for a musical treat that will most certainly stay in your memory, as each performance by this Trio is an event to remember. Please meet: Sergey Klevensky (ethnic wind instruments), Vladimir Goloukhov (vibraphone and percussion), Anton Gorbunov (double bass, electric bass, clarinet) КLЕ2GО was formed in early 2015 and was rated as one of the best debuts on Moscow’s jazz scene by independent music critics

Alex Glushkov

Yulia Malikova

Mario Kaldararu

Gennady Lavrentiev

Vladislav Okunev

Pavel Timofeev