Georgi Sareski Music

Georgi Sareski is a composer, arranger and guitarist of contemporary music. He creates and performs new and fresh music based on sincere emotions. He constantly promotes his music around the world, and collaborates with outstanding musicians from everywhere. Even though his professional career is only a couple of years old, he manages to gain more and more recognition from the ever growing world of contemporary music. The critics have always given excellent reviews for his albums and performances. They have described his music as emotional, honest, and sublime, filled with sophistication and often with parody and a great sense of humor. Georgi Sareski graduated from Berklee College of Music as a scholarship student in 2005. He majored in Jazz Composition, thus he had the opportunity to study from some of the most amazing composers/professors in the world. In 2004 he won the Berklee Achievement Scholarship Award, and in 2005 he won the 1st prize IAJE (International Association of Jazz Educators) award for his composition Memories, on the Massachusetts state competition. He also studied guitar with some of today’s most respected and influential educators such as David Tronzo. Since 2005 he has released two albums of original music, one with his ensemble (Elflandia, 2005 Chicken Madness), and one with his sextet featuring Francesco Bearzatti (SoHoHo, 2006 Chicken Madness). Both are available world wide over the internet. His third album Myau Myau, has just been released in November 2007. Georgi doesn't like to label his music...“As a compositional effort, Elflandia can easily be compared to the works of masters like Thad Jones and even Charles Mingus.” – Nenad Georgievski (allaboutjazz.com)"Georgi Sareski is writing and playing on the cutting edge of jazz and fusion in the new millennium. His music goes beyond the everyday jazz fare: checking out new harmonies, blending diverse cultural elements, and with a groove that just keeps happening." – Bob Pilkington“This is emotional music and it's eclectically refreshing." -Ken Pullig (Chair of Jazz Composition department at Berklee College of Music)...Click here to watch 'Concert-promo'