Vyacheslav Ganelin Discography of CDs

Vyacheslav Ganelin discography ON STAGE/BACKSTAGE includes tracks recorded live in Munchen, Germany in 1982. Vyacheslav Ganelin is best-known as leader of the Ganelin Trio -- a free jazz ensemble with the saxophonist Vladimir Chekasin and the drummer Vladimir Tarasov that, against all odds, created music of great originality and authenticity in the former Soviet Union. Here Ganelin plays solo, giving some insight as to ...

Vyacheslav Ganelin songs Track Listing of songs: Duke-E. Love;

Vyacheslav Ganelin songs Composed by pianist/leader Vyacheslav Ganelin, Ancora Da Capo is an inspired major work consisting of two parts, recorded live on two separate occasions in 1980 and each nearly 40 minutes long. The Ganelin Trio's brand of loosely structured free jazz was something really distinctive, though unfamiliar listeners might use the Art Ensemble of Chicago as a loose comparison since the ...

Vyacheslav Ganelin discography One of the missions Leo Feigin, founder of Leo Records, set for himself with his label was the dissemination of the music of improvising Russian musicians who had garnered very little prior exposure in the West. Ganelin Trio, led by keyboardist Vyacheslav Ganelin, was one of the primary bands in this venture. This live double LP is a representative sample ...

Vyacheslav Ganelin CD discography In 2002, Lithuania was the honorary guest of the Frankfurt Book Fair. Opening the event was the Ganelin Trio playing its first concert in 15 years -- and it was down to the month since the trio's last concert together took place in October 1987. The short set -- 34 minutes plus an encore -- unfolds as a typical Ganelin ...

Vyacheslav Ganelin albums Recording information: Vision Fesxtival XXII, New York City (2007). Photographer: Peter Gannushkin. Personnel: Petras Vysniauskas (soprano saxophone); Vyacheslav Ganelin (piano, synthesizer, percussion); Klaus Kugel (drums, percussion). Audio Mixer: Ulrich Seipel.

Vyacheslav Ganelin music CDs All songs written by Vyacheslav Ganelin. This is part of the Hat Hut Hat Jazz Series. Recorded at Mozarteum Studio, Prague, Czechoslovakia on October 13, 1980, and in U.S.S.R. in 1982. Originally released as 2 separate LPs. Includes liner notes by Art Lange. Compilation producers: Pia Uehlinger, Werner X. Uehlinger. Engineers: Jan Chalupsky, Frantisek Rebicek (tracks 1-2). The Ganelin Trio: Vyacheslav Ganelin (piano, basset, guitar, ...

Vyacheslav Ganelin CD discography Recorded in East Berlin in 1979, this album was released in 1980 with the disclaimer "the musicians do not bear any responsibility for publishing this tape" - the first Samizdat LP available in the West was from tapes smuggled out of the USSR; it was the Recorded live in East Berlin, Germany in 1979. Personnel: Vyacheslav Ganelin, Vladimir Tarasov, Vladimir Chekasin.

Vyacheslav Ganelin albums This wonderfully accessible collection of live performances includes the entire LP Con Fuoco, along with several pieces from other hard to find records. As usual, the trio is in peak form, with great playing, lots of fun, and wonderful interaction. The music for Con Fuoco was recorded in 1979, and the tape had to be literally smuggled out of the former Soviet Union to reach Western ears. This CD is distinguished by a couple of standards: "Summer Time" and "Mack the Knife," each played with the characteristic humor of the group. The other seven numbers are delightfully whimsical, with Vladimir Chekasin in especially good form on whatever he happens to playing at the moment: bassett horn, alto sax, tenor sax, clarinet, wooden flute, ocarina, pipes, percussion, or even his voice. Add Vladamir Tarasov's wacky percussion and leader Ganelin's piano (and even electric guitar), and you've got the ingredients for a ...