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Gregory Sandomirsky Rehovot, Israel
Gregory Sandomirsky is a pianist from Russia. His major areas of interest are free improvised music and ethnically oriented jazz experiments based on the music of Sephardic Jews. He is one of founders of the Goat’s Notes avantgarde ensemble of improvised music. He leads “Mediterranean Deconstruction Ensemble”, performing both his own compositions and instrumental versions of Spanish-Jewish songs. ... more
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