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Finding capable Russian horn players in Moscow in the 1970s who could play “25 or 6 to 4,” “Make Me Smile” and other brassy rock songs by the American band Chicago proved daunting for Leonid Vorobyev.

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Leonid Vorobyev was jogging near his Moscow home four years ago, trying to think of what to get himself for his 60th birthday, when a song got stuck in his head. It was “Brand New Love Affair” by ...

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Friends of SummerSounds Chairman Gene James knew people from New York, Maryland and Virginia who were traveling to Greensburg on Friday evening to watch Leonid & Friends, a Russian band covering hits ...

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LOWELL – Lowell Memorial Auditorium welcomes Leonid & Friends: The Chicago Tribute on Thursday, Sept. 16, at 8 p.m. Tickets are on sale Friday, May 14, at 10 a.m. In just three short years, ...

Members of the band Leonid & Friends, the YouTube sensation from Russia that has found success on tour in the United States, stopped in Batavia on Sunday as guests of Victor Marchese, owner of Main St ...

Leonid Vorobyev says he loved the music of Chicago since the first time he heard the band as a teenager in Russia more than 40 years ago. A choir conductor by training, he’d also played in a handful ...

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — It’s a warm and breezy night in a large Florida theatre, where the parking lot is packed without much conventional advertising. But the folks filling all the seats do have the ...

Finding capable Russian horn players in Moscow in the 1970s who could play “25 or 6 to 4,” “Make Me Smile” and other brassy rock songs by the American band Chicago proved daunting for Leonid Vorobyev.