From discogs:
Cadence was a Soviet chamber jazz ensemble, established in 1978 by German Lukyanov. The band had been performing Lukyanov's original compositions and heavily re-arranged jazz standards. Cadence toured around the USSR extensively and participated in a few foreign festivals, including Nord Sea Jazz (1984) in Hague and Jazz Jamboree Festival in Poland. Most musicians played multiple instruments, so the small group of six people had a timbre and expressive variety of a big-band. Lukyanov used complicated rhythmic patterns, unusual arrangement techniques, chromatics, atonality, dodecaphony. Some critics considered Cadence to be one of the most innovative and advanced Soviet jazz bands of the 1970-80s.
Amazing classical fusion. From the first album which has the title Ivanushka the Fool, track 3:
From the third album track 2 (translated as What a Snowy Spring) presents an astonishingly emotional fugue composition that builds in wonderful intensity a little like our favourite Russian band Arsenal was so able to do:
first 3 albums:
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ReplyDeleteAmazing - thanks! From the 1980's its easier to find great jazz behind the iron curtain. I might even consider the 1986-album as my favorite out of the three.
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ReplyDeleteThankyou for these, Julian
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