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Cyril Moshkow

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Moscow, Russia
As seen in: Jazz.Ru magazine, DOWN BEAT
Главный редактор российского джазового издания «Dжаз.Ру» | I run Russia's Jazz web and printed magazine, Jazz.Ru, since 1998. Ain't that fun?
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Forthcoming Summer Jazz Festivals in---Russia!

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By Cyril Moshkow Verified
| europejazz.net
By Cyril Moshkow, Jazz.Ru Magazine , for Europe Jazz Media, www.europejazzmedia.net June 21-25: USADBA JAZZ ROZA KHUTOR, near Sochi Usadba Jazz launched in 2004 as a large open-air festival at a beautiful 18thcentury Arkhangelskoe manor near Moscow.
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An Album Is Born: Latvian Radio Big Band Sessions in Riga

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By Cyril Moshkow Verified, Natalia Kravchenko
| jazz.ru
реклама Cyril Moshkow, Jazz.Ru Magazine editor/publisher РУССКАЯ ВЕРСИЯ РЕПОРТАЖА реклама на джаз.ру - продолжаем читать текст после рекламы A new album by the Latvian Radio Big Band (in Latvian: Latvijas Radio bigbends) is scheduled for release in May 2020. In late January, 2020, when international travel was still possible, Jazz.Ru Magazine’s mobile team documented a two-day recording session in Riga, the capital of Latvia, where the album material was laid on tape.
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Drummer Sasha Mashin Debuts as a Leader, Co-Founds Rainy Days Imprint

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By Cyril Moshkow Verified
| DOWN BEAT Verified
News The Latest From Around The Music World News The Latest From Around The Music World The Moscow jazz scene marks its 95th anniversary this year and currently is potent enough to sustain four jazz clubs with nightly shows, numerous jazz concert series at several major venues, half a dozen annual jazz festivals and a handful of jazz education programs—three of them offering graduate-level coursework.
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