A number of albums featuring Vladimir are now available for free / name-your-price download, on the Bandcamp page he shares with long-term musical partner Steve Plews.
Featured below is his duet album bitter sweet island with the remarkable singer Alex Nowitz.
An excellent review for the new Dinner Party CD Wednesday Afternoon at The Squid’s Ear website:
“Like any well-prepared meal Wednesday Afternoon starts with delicious and calming sonic appetizers, provides hearty sustenance with main courses that stretch the musical parameters without upsetting the taste buds, and end up with the equivalent of bracing coffee and dessert; a zesty fare.”
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The Dinner Party, comprised of Anglo-Russian pianist Vladimir Miller (Moscow Composers Orchestra), Italian double-bassist Pierpaolo Martino – a founding member of avant-jazz ensembles Mondegreen, Howl and Machine3 – and British saxophonist Adrian Northover – known for The Remote Viewers and London Improvisers Orchestra – have released their new CD Wednesday Afternoon.
“The Dinner Party is somewhat a-typical for a free jazz and pure improvisation trio, because they make very melodic and sometimes almost meditative music in which silences and soft passages are essential. This produces exciting and sometimes breathtakingly beautiful music, which regularly reminds you of film music, in the sense that the music subtly evokes images… Nice nice.” Moors Magazine https://www.moorsmagazine.com/muziek/jazz-blues/the-dinner-party-wednesday-afernoon/
Read more about The Dinner Party, including links to further reviews, at http://www.adriannorthover.co.uk/The Dinner Party/thedinnereparty.html
The music of the Miller Hutch Duo – Vladimir Miller, piano, and Hutch Demouilpied, trumpet / flute – is now available for download on Bandcamp at https://millerhutch.bandcamp.com/
Hutch Demouilpied – http://www.hutchdemouilpied.com/ – is a composer, sound designer and musician who is based in the UK.
Buy all 4 Miller Hutch releases available on Bandcamp and save 20%.
Vladimir will be performing as part of THE HORSE IMPROVISED MUSIC CLUB live streamed event on 15-07-20.
Wednesday 15 July – 8.30pm
IKLECTIK YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/PXSDMwBbuOU
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Please support the artists by buying an e-ticket (#nameyourprice).
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Jeff Surak (solo US),(field recordings, experimental electronics,drones,film) (US)
Adrian Northover (soprano saxophone) + Phil Minton (voice)
Georgina Brett (oboe+pedals)
Hutch Demouilpied (trumpet),Vladimir Miller (piano)
Adam Bohman (mgm lion roar, finger on kitchen sink, benjamin brittain solo oboe, gerald finsey oboe string qrt,strings), Jonathan Bohman (objects), Catherine Pluygers (oboe, cor anglais)
Sue Lynch (solo tenor saxophone)
Caroline Bergvall (concept, texts, voice)
A number of albums featuring Vladimir are now available for free / name-your-price download, on the Bandcamp page he shares with long-term musical partner Steve Plews.
Featured below is his new solo piano album ‘Theme of Memory’.
Vlad Miller and Notes From Underground live
21st March 2020
8pm
£7.50
Arch 1, Unit 1,
West Ham Arches,
Cranberry Ln,
London E16 4BJ
Vlad Miller and Notes From Underground live
7th February 2020
9pm
Olivers Jazz Bar
9 Nevada St
Greenwich
London SE10
Vlad Miller and Notes From Underground live
Saturday 25th January 2020
8pm – £7.50
Arch 1, Unit 1
West Ham Arches
Cranberry Ln
London E16 4B
Vladimir’s new CD ‘Pictures at an Exhibition’ is available now on ASC Records.
Performed by the ‘Modest Trio’ of Vladimir on piano, Joe Williamson on double bass and Arkady Gotesman on drums, the album features Vladimir’s arrangements of Mussorgsky‘s 10-part suite.
“This particular interpretation of mine and the trios commits itself to improvisational extrapolation, where each section of the suite is treated as way in to collective simultaneous exploration. The suite has such colour, richness and depth in its harmonic language that I felt it would lend itself to a free and sustained jazz orientated approach. Recorded in St. Cyprian’s church, Bakerloo, London, we wanted the sound to resonate with the echo and ambiance that may be heard if this music were to be played in an exhibition hall. Thus, with the wonderful, musical, flowing flexibility and ingenuity of Joe on double bass and Arkady on drums and percussion, this recording was made possible.”
Vladimir Miller