Jazz: Music for the soul

By  Trend

By Laman Ismayilova

All good music, regardless of genre, style, and voice type conquers our hearts. Music can heal, put you in a better mood, and make you feel less alone or take us to melancholy.

If your heart beats so fast, when you hear the piano accompanied by the inflammatory rhythms of saxophone, then the jazz is all that you need.

Baku’s Heydar Aliyev Palace hosted a concert of local jazz performers on October 22, Trend Life reported,

The event entitled "jAzzeri Bands" brought together Mikail Rafiyev and Excellent Music Band, Diana Gadzhieva, Jamila Hashimova and Jazzers Band, Freedom Band.

The long-awaited concert featured Azerbaijani and foreign jazz compositions.

Young jazz musicians gave the audience an unforgettable evening. Each performance was accompanied by a warm applause.

Azerbaijani jazz is a unique music, combining classical and Azerbaijani folklore genre. The foundation of Azerbaijani jazz was laid by the State Pop Orchestra known as "State jazz" at the end of the 30-es by Niyazi and T. Guliyev.

National  jazz is very rich with such prominent and talented musicians as Rain Sultanov, Jamil Amirov, Salman Gambarov, as well as young genius conquering worldwide fame Isfar Sarabski, Nurlan Novrasli, Emil Afrasiab, Elchin Shirinov and more.

Media partners of the event areTrend.az, Day.az and Milli.az