Sympho-jazz: the unique musical program

"May the classics forgive us"

ALEXANDRE GUEMBITSKII

ALEXANDRE GUEMBITSKII – The author of the project, composer, arranger, saxophonist and vocalist of the program. Written about 150 arrangements for various ensembles: for pop singers, jazz bands, symphonic and brass bands. He also writes music and makes arrangements for a cappella and vocal-instrumental ensembles. As part of various bands toured the US, in Europe and in Russia

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May the classics forgive us

From idea to execution, we love doing great performance

A prepared scenario
Unique scores ready for orchestra
A ready concert poster (cdr formatted) and a press release
We conduct the concert under a prepared program sheet (English or Russian)
We own the rights for all the pieces arrangments performed so no extra royalties are to be paid
Performance plot is developed as a quiz; keeping the audience listening and entertained

Testimonial

conductors and music promoters about the show

I am extremely excited by this program, where everything is conveyed by images rather than written notes and the words ... Artists gather and dare; Find a way out to their aspirations to show people a new interpretation of the works known to the last sound. They are in a good sense of the word sick with such a thing as a jazz attitude in the classics. It is infinitely joyful that all this happens in our hard time.
Good luck, guys! Keep it up!!!

Lev Karpenko

arranger,
conducter,
artistic director of the Orchestra of the police department of Minsk, a member of the Union of Musicians

The project is done professionally both in terms of the quality of the arrangements, and in respect of performing. Your show is convincing and viable. I wish you success!

Vladimir Voropaev

Honored Artist of the Republic of Belarus
Colonel, the chief of the ensemble and artistic director of the "State Academic Ensemble of Song and Dance of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Belarus"

Wonderful melodies that we have on hearing from "Swan Lake" by Tchaikovsky, "Dance with swords" Khachaturian are sometimes unrecognizable to the extent that it is simply "May the classics forgive us."
It's very original and curious.

Aleksandr Sosnovskiy

chief conductor of the Symphony Orchestra of Brest Drama
chief conductor of the Concert Wind Orchestra "Nemiga"
assistant professor of "Orchestral Conducting" BSAM

Popular classical themes chosen by musicians for the program, became only a pretext for a meaningful and diverse statement. Architecture of jazz compositions is complex and unpredictable. Unexpected decisions of arrangements make it necessary to follow with great interest the development of the creative thought of musicians. Classical tunes receive powerful jazz injections, and the author's musical material in the process of development is very tasty and with an individual creative handwriting.

Oleg Scherbov

Director of the International Jazz Music Competition JAZZ TIME

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