Manor Jazz Festival was held in St. Petersburg

International Festival of Jazz, real estate in St. Petersburg on 30 June and 1 In July for the second time, after the clouds scattered over the meadow oil Yelagin island. Truly summer weather, so rare for a changing Petersburg what osoboymuzykoy the city filled two sunny days, impressions and atmosphere perfect summer party. The idea and the President festivalyayavlyaetsya Maria Semushkina, Director General of "Artmania", the Russian news agency № 1 in the preparation and organization of jazz festivals. Manor Jazz is not only Russia's largest outdoor music festival, where they performed the music of jazz, funk, world music, acidjazz, lounge, jazz, rock, blues, world-renowned artists as well as new, young and talented team can hear. This long-awaited holiday, which is always warm and friendly and even family atmosphere. In this festivalyuudaetsya unite in an area are surprisingly different hobbies and desires, but united in the love of quality and professional performance of the music. Get a very special audience, which in turn creates a distinctive culture rest, fill the room with energy, light and positive vibrations. By tradition, the Jazz Barton had two scenes - "Aristocrat" and "earth." On the website "Aristocrat" guests enjoyed the classic sound of jazz by the best musicians. Eli Yamin Blues Band thrilled by magic juicy blues all students, proving once again that the music "unites, heals and pomogaetchuvstvovat well." Virtuoso UriCane-"musicians chameleon" outstanding jazz pianist, composer and improviser, his trio, the latest acoustic album, "Siren will." A real treat for all the guests of the festival, a group of "Bravo". One of the most famous guitarists St. PeterburgeIldar Kazahanov and his team performed a groovy author Electric Blue smooth jazz and fusion. AdamWendtPowerSettrio (Poland) elektrodzhazovym treat guests with its unique style, divine sound of the saxophone in the hands of the leading saxophonists of Poland and original repertoire. The second day of the Festival, Koudede (Niger) fills the space hypnotic African folk and blues, spiced with hot breath of the Sahara desert. One of the most promising bands in the world jazz scene, multinational project EvgeniyLebedevWorldTrio (Russia / USA / Israel) bribed diversity of his musical palette, which both get along melodies of the Middle East, Russia, America and Europe. And that was on stage, Vladimir Volkov (Russia) and Vyacheslav Ganelin (Israel) - you should have seen. Prominent contemporary improvised music hit listeners masterly variety of tools, creative chaos of sounds come together in harmony and order, and also showed that. This sense of musical humor After fascinating performance art Volkova, the scene was of "aristocrats" the world famous composer and saxophonist Eric Marienthal (USA) played with a quartet by Anton Gorbunov, the mild relaxing smooth-jazz, fusion and sontemprorary. It should be noted that the passages of classic jazz, denunciations from the scene "Aristocrat", or in any way conflict with the propellant sounding "Parter". More democratic and dance "Parter" pleased cameos led Petersburg St. Petersburg Ska-Jazz Review Team, provided by the elegant singer, both excellent and tvorcheskipereosmyslenny classic jazz, soul, funk and ska and sobstvennyevdohnovennye and very summer song. Then, magically, unusual timbre singer "Quarter" Tatiana Litvinenko, melodic rhythm and characteristic sound familiar mix of sensual jazz mixes with ethnic motifs, invited guests. Dreamy mood of distant lands, miracles and of course love A real treat for all the guests of the festival, a group of "Bravo". The combined musical ecstasy, all dancing, big and small, and each song singing choir legendary beat band. Jukebox Trio enthusiastic audience virtuoso beat-boxing, clean vocals and melodic bass - without the use of musical instruments. Always incredibly charismatic confident Jamala took most vysokienoty. Light energy, honesty in every song, goryaschieglaza, radiant smile and undeniable talent in a series of four octaves left no one indifferent.