Vyacheslav Guyvoronsky (Вячеслав Гайворонский)

Vyacheslav Guyvoronsky is a multifaceted musician known for his work as a composer, trumpeter, music theorist, and teacher. Born in 1947 in Moscow, he pursued his musical education at the Conservatory in St. Petersburg, where he studied trumpet and composition from 1959 to 1970. Guyvoronsky's career highlights his technical skills as a classically trained improviser, often praised for his fierce and creative approach to music. Among his notable pupils is Vladimir Volkov, a renowned bassist.

Guyvoronsky's recent releases include a diverse range of works such as "Delakatessen," "Homeless songs (Неприютные песни)," "Good morning, dear," "Avans Proshlomu (Аванс Прошлому)," and "Pieces for String Trio and Trumpet." These titles reflect his versatility and innovative approach to music, blending classical training with improvisational flair. His collaborations, such as with Indian singers, further demonstrate his eclectic style and willingness to explore different musical landscapes.