... exposed to mysterious colors, connected with meditation, and also possesses a therapeutic effect, since it brings with strength of the spirits of the drums and hand drum a harmonious connection between human beings and celestial existence. Together with Mikhail Zhukov, in the aim of perfecting the paths for the restoration of strength of the human spirits and soul, we have been carrying out research of the possibility of combining the traditional methods of Tuvan shamanism with the methods of professional...

New Jazz The idea of using a compass symbolizing the music on this CD points to a geographical rather than an inspirational motive. But in this case the compass is also a magnet that acts as the force and inspiration that draws the musicians together and the needle that separates the improvisation approaches within the various styles that communicate the compositional properties of each quartet. The quartets were recorded and performed over a period of six years, two in London and two in Mosco

There are three characters who inspired the CD 'Wittgenstein's Nephews': the philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein with his famous treatise 'Tractatus logico-philosophicus', the Austrian writer Thomas Bernhard and Paul Wittgenstein - the main character from Bernhard's mostly autobiographical novel 'Wittgenstein's Nephew'. Thomas and Paul were good friends and had much in common. Both were chronically ill. While Thomas had a life-long lung disease, Paul was suffering from periodic madness. The novel op

... ragas Alexander Alexandrov - bassoon Erik Ovelian - flute Vladimir Rezitsky - alto saxophone, flute Edward Sivkov - alto & baritone saxophones, bass clarinet Aleks Kolkowsky - violin Alex Aigui - violin Vladimir Volkov - double bass Mikhail Zhukov - percussion Vladimir Tarasov - drums Music composed by Vladimir Miller (PRS) (2, 4), Vyacheslav Gayvoronsky and Sainkho (1, 3) The Moscow Composers Orchestra performs contemporary new music utilizing a blend of contemporary improvisation...

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