Sergey Letov




































Sergey Letov
Sergey Letov 01.jpg
Background information
Born
(1956-09-24) September 24, 1956 (age 62)
Origin
Semey, Kazakh SSR
Genres
Free jazz, experimental rock, free improvisation, ethnic music, avant-garde, jazz fusion
Instruments
saxophone, bass clarinet, flute
Labels Pentagram
Associated acts
DK, Grazhdanskaya Oborona, DDT, Sergey Kuryokhin, Elektricheskiye Partizany (Electric Guerillas)
Website Homepage on Sergey Letov

Sergey Fyodorovich Letov (Russian: Серге́й Фё́дорович Ле́тов, born September 24, 1956), is a Russian musician and composer, known for improvisational style, and the founder of Pentagram recording label. He has collaborated with numerous jazz, avant-garde, modern classical, rock and electronic music artists including his younger brother Yegor Letov, composer Sergey Kuryokhin, and cult Soviet art punk band DK. Also wrote music for movies and plays, collaborated with Russian, Italian and Austrian theatres, German non-profit cultural association Goethe-Institut, and Moscow Institut of Journalistics and Literature.



Discography


The following is a partial list of albums of Sergey Letov[1]



  1. TRI-O. Trialogue. SoLyd Records, 1995

  2. Document. New Music from Russia. The 80-s. Leo Records

  3. Conspiracy. Zurich 1989. Leo Records


  4. Sergey Kuryokhin Polynesia. SoLyd Records


  5. Sergey Kuryokhin and Pop-Mechanika. Live in France. Kurizza records

  6. Kings and cabbages. Moscow Composers Orchestra. Leo Records

  7. Moscow Composers Orchestra and Sainkho. Life at City Garden. U-Sound

  8. Soft Animals. Conquest of the Arctic. Random

  9. Dice 2. She Says. Ishtar Records


  10. Sergey Kuryokhin. Tragedy in Style Fate. Union Records


  11. Sergey Kuryokhin. Divine Madness. Leo Records


  12. DK. A cup of tea. SS Records

  13. The soldier Semenov. Step back! ZVUKOREKI


  14. Sainkho. Out of Tuva. Craw 6


  15. DDT. Time. DDT Records

  16. Inna Kuznetsova. A lonely island + 4 Remakes DJ OBJie. Objective Music

  17. Suchilin, Letov, Pillaev. Palma mira (A Palm of Peace). Objective Music


  18. Umka & Bronevichok. Komandovat' paradom. Otdeleniye vyhod


  19. DK. A mine field by the 8 of March. SS Records


  20. DK. Moskva kolbasnaya. SS Records

  21. AU (Pig) Holiday of Disobedience or The Last Day of Pompei 1998


  22. Valentina Ponomareva. FORTE. Boheme Music

  23. Yury Yaremchuk. Duets. Landy Star

  24. Misha Feigin with Serguei Letov. Moscow in June. Spontaneous Folks Records


  25. DK. DMB-85. SS Records


  26. DK. An Occupation. SS Records


  27. DK. Tantsy-Shmantsy Brahmsa SS Records


  28. DK. Boga Nyet SS Records


  29. DK. Do osnovania a zatem. SS Records


  30. DK. Snova liubov' poselitsa. SS Records

  31. Nick Rock-n-Roll and group Trite Dushu. Padre. Branch "exit".


  32. Sergey Kuryokhin. Italy. Solyd Records


  33. Sergey Kuryokhin. Iblivyi opossum. Solyd Records


  34. Sergey Kuryokhin. Don Carlos. Solyd Records


  35. Sergey Kuryokhin. Prizrak Kommunisma. Solyd Records


  36. DK. FAMILY of the FLOWER KINGS. SS Records

  37. TRI-O and one D.A.Prigov. HOR Records

  38. Sergey Letov, Alexei Borisov, Anton Nikkilä. HOR Records


  39. Grazhdanskaya Oborona. Zvezdopad. HOR Records


  40. Grazhdanskaya Oborona. Tribute. Misteria zvuka


  41. Grazhdanskaya Oborona. Svoboda (Freedom). HOR Records


  42. Yegor Letov, Sergei Letov. Concert in O.G.I.. HOR Records


  43. Golden Years of Soviet New Jazz. Volume III. Leo records

  44. Sergei Letov - Yury Parfenov. Secret Doctrine. HOR Records

  45. Vladimir Miller and Quartets. Long Arms

  46. Andrei Suchilin. Quasiland

  47. Virtual Flowers. Dark Cocktail. Random Music. [1]

  48. Sokolovsky Ivan, Letov Serguei. Simulated Prison. Random Music

  49. THE NEW BLOCKADERS/GOSPLAN TRIO. Sound Sketch for Raging Flames [2]

  50. Rada & Ternovnik. Zagovory. Vyrgorod


  51. Sainkho Namtchylak. Arzhaana. Asia+


  52. Sergey Kuryokhin. Pop-Mechanics. WESTBAM

  53. TRI-O & Sainkho. Forgotten streets of St. Petersburg. Leo Records

  54. HLAM. Woodstockeveryday. HLAM Records

  55. Zoo Jazz. Hivernale Pudeur. Sergey Letov. Pascal Rousseau. Ivan Sokolovsky. Exotica EXO 03137

  56. Alex Rostotsky/Yury Parfenov. Once Upon a Time in the City of Kazan Cosmic Sounds CS-17


  57. EMBRYO 2000 live vol. 1 Indigo 9753-2

  58. Sergey Letov, Alexei Borisov, D. A. Prigov. Concert in O.G.I. Otdelenie VYHOD V 168

  59. RADA and GOSPLAN trio OTDELENIE VYHOD CD B242

  60. KILLDOZER. Vadim Kurilev and Sergey Letov.


  61. Elektricheskiye Partizany (Electric Guerillas). Chyorny Protuberanets ili Nam Nuzhna Anarkhiya



References









  1. ^ Homepage of Sergey Letov (retrieved on April 1, 2008)











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