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"Something which has never been done on television before" - Musigy's Internet TV bridge unites Georgia and Russia in a nationwide New Year TV show
Liana Isakadze , the violin player (in Tbilisi, Georgia): "I don't want to play without Russian balalaikas! " (applause) Dmitry Kiselev , the show host (in Moscow, Russia): "Now we will try to do something which has NEVER BEEN DONE ON TELEVISION BEFORE. Read More...
Posted 18 February 07 11:44 by stan | 109 Comments   
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Music beyond boundaries unites people in Georgia and Russia
Russia and Georgia have lately been in a state of a deep political conflict. Yet, the two countries share a lot in common: history, culture and, most importantly, people. The Old New Year Dmitry Kiselev's program "National Interest" on Russia's biggest Read More...
Posted 24 December 06 04:44 by stan | 50 Comments   
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Jazz @ the Speed of Light, Day 2
Did you know how far is Koktebel from Oxford? Want to see what George Haslam answered? Watch this video: Today was the 2nd day of Koktebel Jazz Festival and we had George Haslam playing from Oxford with Russian jazz legend Alexey Kozlov (saxophone) and Read More...
Posted 14 September 06 11:40 by stan | (Comments Off)   
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Kenny "Blues Boss" Wayne and Leon Ptashka "fly to Cosmos" as they rehearse their jamming session just before the opening of Koktebel Jazz Festival 2006
September 12. Late evening. After we have run all the tests with Oxford (thanks George, Dima and all the rest) we had Moscow online. Leon Ptashka, a famous Israeli jazz pianist of Russian origin was waiting for Kenny "Blues Boss" Wayne from Canada to Read More...
Posted 13 September 06 12:20 by stan | 1 Comments   
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