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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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George Haslam and Musigy on British Central TV
"Congratulations on the software and the way it's working! It's fantastic, it's incredible!" George Haslam, world-renowned British jazz saxophonist Check out more JSL videos on http://www.youtube.com/group/musigy Read More...
Posted 21 September 06 12:10 by stan | 1 Comments   
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The sound from nowhere or Internet street jam or 1st rehearsal of Jazz @ the Speed of Light
Today there was the 1st rehearsal of distributed jams. We have connected George Haslam from Oxford Science Park at 15:00 UK Time. There were also some TV guys in Oxford who were filming the event, taking interviews, etc, etc. We were able to see them Read More...
Posted 12 September 06 08:47 by stan | 3 Comments   
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