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Koktebel Jazz Festival

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The Koktebel Jazz Festival is a jazz and world music festival in Ukraine. Until 2013, it used to take place annually in second week of September in Koktebel on the Black Sea coast. In 2014 it was held in Zatoka and Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi (both in Odesa Oblast).[1]

Koktebel Jazz Festival
GenreJazz, World music
DatesMiddle of September
Location(s)Zatoka and Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi[1]
Years active2003 - present
Founded byLiliya Mlynarych[1]
Websitehttp://koktebel.info

About the festival edit

Koktebel Jazz Festival (KJF) kicked off in 2003[2] as an attempt to revive Koktebel's status as the cultural center of the region, back at its days famous all over the country.

Since 2006, the festival is held in the second half of September, during so-called "velvet" resort season. Despite its young age, the festival has already hosted performances by De-Phazz, Stanley Clarke, Billy Cobham, Nino Katamadze, Us3 and others. Beside well-known names, organizers consider small and young bands. In 2008, festival community was launched,[3] where anyone can file an application for participation. The best performers chosen by users voting will take part in the upcoming festival.

The festival consists of two main stages, which host the festival program, additional stages and numerous jam-sessions. The main stages do not have any entrance fees and are located at the square right near the water, so that the public can sit on the beach during the performance.

In 2014, the festival was not held in Crimea, but in Zatoka and Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi (both in Odesa Oblast).[1]

History edit

2003 edit

Participants: [4]

  • Shid-Side (Ukraine)
  • Crimea MVD Orchestra (Ukraine)
  • Jan Tabachnik (Ukraine)
  • Night Groove (Ukraine)
  • Jurij Kuznetsov & Tatiana Boeva
  • Enver Ismylov
  • Dixie Friends (Russia)
  • Vladimir Solianik

2004 edit

July 15–18

Participants:

  • Igor Butman Quartet (Russia)
  • Motion Trio (Poland)
  • Tomasz Szukalski Quartet (Poland)
  • Vladimir Solianik & Kyiv Art Ansamble (Ukraine)
  • Patina (Latvia)
  • Night Groove (Ukraine)
  • City Jazz (Ukraine)
  • Igor Djachenko & Jazz-Ansamble Dnipro (Ukraine)
  • Vladimir Lazerson Band (Russia)
  • Dixie Friends (Russia)
  • Vladimir Molotkov & Gena Gutgartz (Ukraine)
  • Enver Ismailov (Ukraine)

2005 edit

August 15–21

Participants:

  • De Phazz
  • Shibusashirazu Orchestra
  • Jimmy Bowskill Band
  • Wolfgang Haffner - Sebastian Studnitzky Duo
  • Leonid Ptashka Trio
  • ManSound
  • JVL Big Band featuring Lew Soloff
  • Valentine Quartet featuring Lew Soloff[5]
  • Vladimir Solianik & Kyiv Art Ansamble
  • Big Blues Revival
  • VF Six
  • Shid Side
  • TNMK
  • DJ Zipa
  • Enver Ismailov
  • Green Point Orchestra

2006 edit

September 14–17 Participants: [4]

  • Stanley Clarke Band
  • Billy Cobham Culture Mix Project
  • Andrey Kondakov Brasil All Stars Project
  • Alexej Kozlov and ARS Nova Trio
  • Saskia Laroo Band
  • Kenny "Blues Boss" Wayne
  • Tomasz Mucha and Manifest Band
  • Apple Tea
  • Daha Braha
  • Agafonnikov Band
  • Aramis
  • Olli Siikanen Power Trio
  • Susanna Jamalidinova
  • Sergey Davydov Trio
  • DJ Paul Murphy
  • DJ Fun2Mass
  • Doctor Jazz
  • Kyiv Salsa Kings

2007 edit

September 21–23

Notable participants: [4]

  • Us3
  • Nino Katamadze & The Insight
  • Fatima Spar & Freedom Fries
  • The Shin
  • Elena Frolova & Creoles Tango Orchestra

2008 edit

September 19–21

Notable participants: [6]

2009 edit

September 10–13

Notable participants:

2010 edit

September 9–12

Notable participants:

2011 edit

September 15–18

Notable participants:

2012 edit

August 29 - September 2

Notable participants:

2013 edit

September 12–15

Notable participants:

2014 edit

September 12–15

Notable participants:

2020 edit

August 21–23

Participants:

  • Big Jazz Orchestra & Peter Vostokov
  • ESH Ensemble
  • Manka Groove
  • The Yakov Okun Ensemble with Larisa Dolina & Hibla Gerzmava
  • Anastasia Lyutova & The Band
  • Wild Brass
  • Igor Sklyar and Jazz Classic Community & Sergei Golovnya
  • Moralny Kodex
  • Daniel Kramer Trio
  • Chetmen
  • Bril Brothers with Special Guests Igor Bril & Mariam Merabova
  • Sergei Golovnya's SG Big Band, with lead vocalist Karina Kozhevnikova

See also edit

References edit

  1. ^ a b c d Koktebel Jazz Festival's 2014 venue is Odesa, Interfax-Ukraine (10 June 2014)
  2. ^ Hardaway, Ashley (1 October 2011). Ukraine (Other Places Travel Guide). Other Places Publishing. ISBN 9781935850045. Retrieved 6 November 2017 – via Google Books.
  3. ^ "Сообщество "Джаз Коктебель"". 20 April 2008. Archived from the original on 2008-04-20. Retrieved 1 July 2023.
  4. ^ a b c "Jazz Koktebel — Home". Archived from the original on 2011-10-07. Retrieved 2011-10-14.
  5. ^ "Tito". Soundcloud.com. Retrieved 1 July 2023.
  6. ^ "Сообщество "Джаз Коктебель"". Archived from the original on 2008-04-20. Retrieved 2008-04-20.

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