Vladimir Kudryavtsev

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Wladimir Kudrjawzew (also Vladimir Kudryavtsev , Russian Владимир Кудрявцев , * around 1965) is a Russian rock , jazz and improvisation musician ( double bass , composition ).

Live and act

Kudryavtsev played in Russia in the late 1980s in the jazz band Ars Nova ( Forgotten Gifts , among others with Mikhail Kostuchkin, Pyotr Kornev), in the following years a. a. with Harald Rüschenbaum ( Sunrise in St. Petersburg (1994), inter alia with Dusko Goykovich ), from 1996 to 2005 in the rock band Aquarium . From the 2010s he was a member of the Russian-French formation Goat's Notes , with which he recorded three albums for Leo Records ; he also worked in France with various theater projects. In a trio with Hugues Vincent and Maria Logofet he recorded the album Free Trees (Leo, 2014), to which he contributed compositions. In 2016 he performed with Goat's Notes and Wladimir Tschekassin at the fifth Leo Records Festival . In the field of jazz he was involved in five recording sessions between 1987 and 2014, as a studio musician also with Andrei Knyazev ( Любовь Негодяя 2005) and Marc Almond ( Heart on Snow , 2003).

Discographic notes

  • Goat's Notes: Fuzzy Wonder (Leo, 2913), with Grigory Sandomirsky, Ilya Vilkov, Maria Logofet, Andrey Bessonov, Piotr Talalay
  • Goat's Notes: Wild Nature Executives (Leo, 2013), with Andrey Bessonov, Oleg Mariakhin, Piotr Talalay, Alexey Andreev, Grigory Sandomirsky, Kirill Parenchuk, Yury Sevastyanov, Ilya Vilkov, Maria Logofet
  • Hugues Vincent, Alexei Borisov, Ilja Chistiakov, Konstantin Sukhan, Vladimir Kudryavtsev: One Room (Topet, 2014)
  • Goat's Notes: Cosmic Circus (Leo, 2014), with Ilya Vilkov, Andrey Bessonov, Pierre Lamblaa, Gregory Sandominsky, Maria Logofet, Sabine Bouthinon, Hugues Vincent, Piotr Talalay
  • Vladimir Kudryavtsev / Fred Costa / Gregory Sandomirsky / Piotr Talalay: Quartet Red (Leo, 2020)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Liner Notes from the album Free Trees (Leo, 2014)
  2. Goat's Notes & Vladimir Chekasin - The 5th Leo Records Festival in Russia 16 / X-2016
  3. Tom Lord The Jazz Discography (online, accessed January 20, 2018)