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New York: Vladimir Kostadinovic’s NY Jazz Revival Collective

  • Austrian Cultural Forum 11 East 52nd Street New York, NY, 10022 United States (map)

Vladimir Kostadinovic
Photo: Roberto Cifarelli

Austrian Cultural Forum New York:

Join us for a concert by the modern jazz ensemble Jazz Revival Collective, founded by Austria-based jazz musician and composer Vladimir Kostadinovic. The ensemble consists of four talented musicians, each bringing their own distinct style and expertise to the ensemble. The band’s lineup includes: Vladimir Kostadinovic on drums, driving the rhythm with a dynamic and expressive approach. Joe Locke on vibraphone, whose virtuosic playing and harmonic sensibilities add depth and complexity to the group’s sound. Vicente Archer on double bass, providing a solid foundation with their impeccable timing and soulful grooves. Jaka Kopac on alto saxophone whose soaring melodies and improvisational prowess captivate audiences.

Vladimir, a seasoned jazz musician and composer, was deeply inspired by the rich traditions and intricate language of jazz. Determined to keep this musical heritage alive and relevant in the contemporary music scene, he formed the Jazz Revival Collective in 2024. Vlad’s vision for the band was to blend the classic elements of jazz with modern influences, creating a unique sound that pays homage to the greats while pushing the boundaries of the genre. His dedication to preserving the jazz language is evident in the group’s intricate compositions, innovative improvisations, and the seamless interplay between its members.

Through their music, the Jazz Revival Collective continues to honor Vlad’s inspiration and commitment to jazz tradition, while also carving out a new path for future generations of jazz enthusiasts. Their dedication to excellence and their passion for jazz ensure that this timeless art form remains vibrant and relevant in the modern era.

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