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GUEORGUI KORNAZOV & BNR BIG BAND "CONSCIENCE"

MUSIC FOR BIG BAND & three soloists BY GUEORGUI KORNAZOV with the Big Band og the Bulgarian National Radio FEATURING: GUEORGUI KORNAZOV, trombone ROSSEN "ROKO" ZAHARIEB, trumpet, flugelhorn ANTONI DONCHEV, piano & direction Having devoted his life to music, jazz trombonist Georgi Kornazov never ceases to surprise us with the scope of his inspiration. He lives in France but invariably shares his work with audiences in Bulgaria. Just as few months ago we presented a compilation of music composed by him and recorded together with pianist Leonardo Montana, the album called Suznanie or Conscience. He told us then that some of the pieces had been rearranged for big band and three soloists, and that he had had a specific orchestra in mind – the Bulgarian National Radio Big Band. And the soloists the music was written for are Rossen Zahariev-Rocco (trumpet and flugelhorn), Antony Donchev and the author himself. The Bulgarian National Radio Big Band and the soloists have been working on Georgi Kornazov’s project for some days now. The concert will take place in Studio No. 1 of the BNR today, 30 September. The pieces actually combine into a suite in 13 parts. “We have now almost completed the studio recordings of these pieces with the idea of releasing them on CD,” says Georgi Kornazov. “We have been friends with Rocco for many years and we have worked together many times, whereas Antony Donchev is one of my jazz tutors. I read somewhere that there are 17 degrees of human consciousness. To me, they are polarized in different extremes. It is said that the highest forms of conscience is carried by the teachers of the human race – Buddha, Krishna, Christ. And the lowest are dictators and people with a criminal mind. The true artistes, the people who never stop giving, they soar up, higher and higher. They live for the stage and have no material aspirations. It is the only way they know. The music we are presenting took me 4-5 months to compose. All parts of the suite have different names – Morning, Sadness, Conscience… In terms of technique, they are not difficult at all. The problem the performers will have to tackle is how to bind them in one whole, the way they were written. “Georgui Kornazov is one of today’s most gifted and exciting trombone players.” FRANPI BARRIAUX, ”SUN SHIP" http://franpi.canalblog.com/archives/... "Kornazov is an unerring rank musician as well as a first-class soloist. By dint of hard work, he has achieved stunning virtuosity on a reputedly difficult instrument, as well as unique, vibrant and flexible sound. …An inimitable texture that evokes the warmth of the human voice. Gueorgui succeeds in fully expressing his jazz musician’s identity while remaining faithful to his origins, which can always be heard in the background. …beautiful evidence of the cosmopolitan spirit that inspires this fantastic musician.” PASCAL ROZAT, "JAZZMAN" “Gueorgui Kornazov is an accomplished musician, he is accurate and meticulous, without ever being affected. Better than charm, he likes magic, and it works.” JEAN-PAUL GAVARD, "Les Immortels" http://www.lesimmortels.com “Kornazov is one of those jazz musicians that have a guiding line and their own sound.” FRANPI BARRIAUX, ”SUN SHIP" http://franpi.canalblog.com/archives/...) “Gueorgui Kornazov is a mixed world between Bulgaria and Western jazz, a skilful combination of irresistible melodies and contemporary means of expression.” YVES DORISSON, "CULTUREJAZZ" http://www.culturejazz.fr/spip.php?ar... “Kornazov’s music covers the whole range of possible atmospheres, from pensive beauty to stormy savagery.” "CONCERTO" N° 6 / 2008 “Fine and delicate style, all in shades and subtleties, with refined design and clear atmosphere that make it stand out immediately.” FELIX MARCIANO, "JAZZMAN" “As for Kornazov, we have long been impressed by the register of his expression. He has such technical mastery of his instrument that all emotions are felt in the way he plays. Those who have heard him know that this trombone player, who has collected prizes of excellence, is capable of playing just about anything and in any circumstances. He keeps surprising us with his technique as well as his sharp sense of orchestration.” JEAN-MARC GELIN, "Les dernières nouvelles du jazz" http://www.lesdnj.com/article-2622081...