Valery Kiselyov & Classic Jazz Ensemble - Harlem Nocturne (2008)

2016-04-14T16:01:33Z

Valery Kiselyov & Classic Jazz Ensemble - Harlem Nocturne (2008)


1.Everybody Knows
2.Good Queen Bess
3.The Brown Skin Gal
4.Jungle Nights In Harlem
5.East St.Louis Toodle-oo
6.Wild Man
7.Rockn' in Rhythm
8.That Lindy Hop
9.Harlem Nocturne
10.Rabbit Out Of The Hat
11.Limbo Jazz
12.Ellington Medley

Valery Kiselyov - clarinet sax, arr., leader
Maxim Piganov - trombone
Roman Dmitriev - piano
Andrey Falko - bass
Pavel Timofeev – drums

During the 70s and 80s he was leading the saxophone section in major Moscow orchestras, including the jazz orchestras of Oleg Lundstrem and Anatoly Kroll, as well as the Big Concert Orchestra of the State TV and Radio. Valery Kiselyov took part in numerous jazz festivals, both in Russia and abroad. In 1992 he played the lead saxophone in Natalie Cole's orchestra. Valery graduated from the Moscow Conservatory, clarinet class of professor Vladimir Sokolov. In 1992 Valery Kiselyov established a jazz quartet that later became the Classic , Jazz Ensemble. From 1993 to 1998 Kiselyov's quartet was the staff band of the Russian state TV and radio company "Ostankino". The Ensemble actively participates both in concerts and in studio recordings for the radio and TV. Jazz programs of Valery Kiselyov are broadcasted by such radio stations as Echo of Moscow, Radio of Russia, Mayak, Orfey and others. Today the Ensemble's repertoire comprises about a thousand classical jazz compositions arranged by Kiselyov. It also includes popular music and world hits from the 20s to the 70s.

"A famous clarinet and saxophone player from Moscow, Valery Kisejyov is one of the most interesting and energetic representatives of the jazz tradition in Russian music. Despite any changes in the line-up of musicians, you will recognize the signature sound of both the Ensemble and Valery Kiselyov himself as soon as the music starts playing. While preparing programs dedicated to his icons Benny Goodman or Duke Ellington, Valery does not attempt to simulate their performance. Instead, he delicately preserves the spirit of their masterpieces, making one more declaration of love to these giants of world jazz." ---Michael Green, kiselyovjazz.ru

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Valery Kiselyov & Classic Jazz Ensemble - Seven Blissful Moments In August (2005)

2016-09-06T15:03:26Z

Valery Kiselyov & Classic Jazz Ensemble - Seven Blissful Moments In August (2005)


01. Air Mail Special 04:53
02. Good Bye 06:36
03. Perdido 06:43
04. Mount Harissa 06:19
05. Solitude 06:12
06. Open Mike 06:20
07. Undecided 04:42

Valery Kiselyov – clarinet, tenor saxophone
Anatoly Tekuchyov - vibraphone
Vladimir Frolov - guitar
Andrey Dudchenko – double bass
Федор Андреев: ударные
Feodor Andreev - drums

Recorded at the VIII "Jazz at Hermitage Garden" festival in Moscow, on the 20th of August 2005. "More than four thousand people gathered in this attractive park in the heart of the city, many of them came in order to hear the ensemble of Valery Kiselyov. In my opinion, the performance of the Classic Jazz Ensemble of Valery Kiselyov was one of the most prominent of the festival". ---Michael, Green, kiselyovjazz.ru

A famous clarinet and saxophone player from Moscow, Valery Kiselyov is one of the most interesting and energetic representatives of the jazz tradition in Russian music. The number of jazz standard arrangements he produced has long been claiming a place in the Guinness World Records. Indeed, the variety of concert programs Valery has prepared with his favorite Classic Jazz Ensemble is hard to match.

Despite any changes in the line-up of musicians, you will recognize the signature sound of both the Ensemble and Valery Kiselyov himself as soon as the music starts playing. While preparing programs dedicated to his icons Benny Goodman or Duke Ellington, Valery does not attempt to simulate their performance. Instead, he delicately preserves the spirit of their masterpieces, making one more declaration of love to these giants of world jazz. ---Michael Green, kiselyovjazz.ru

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