Roman Miroshnichenko
Roman Maksimovich Miroshnichenko (Russian: Роман Максимович Мирошниченко) (born June 4, 1977) is a Ukraine-born Russian jazz fusion multi-award winning guitarist, composer, producer, recording engineer and filmmaker. He has received numerous accolades, including four The Independent Music Awards, 1st Prize of the USA Songwriting Competition, 1st Place of the International Songwriting Competition, 1st Prize of the International Acoustic Music Awards, Gold medal of the Global Music Awards, World Entertainment Awards winner, Film Music Contest absolute winner, four Hollywood Music in Media Awards nominees, "Musician of the Year" nominee of Josie Music Awards and two Hollywood Independent Music Awards nominees. He has worked with musicians such as Steve Vai, Al Di Meola, Mike Stern, Marco Mendoza, Paul Wertico, Jennifer Batten, Heather Headley, Djivan Gasparyan, Dominique DiPiazza during his career.[1] In 2008 - 2017 he toured regularly in a duo with fusion guitarist Larry Coryell.[2]
Career[edit]
Early life[edit]
Roman Miroshnichenko was born on June 4, 1977, in Dniprodzerzhynsk, Ukrainian SSR, USSR. On the maternal ancestors line comes from Terek Cossacks with Baltic and Scandinavian roots. His father, Maxim Miroshnichenko, is an arranger, band leader and saxophone/clarinet player. Roman Miroshnichenko started playing guitar in his early teens. He was a member of his father's big band from 1994 to 1999. He studied engineering at Dnipro National University of Rail Transport, and then studied jazz guitar at the Moscow State Art and Cultural University.[3][4] Roman Miroshnichenko was heavily influenced by John McLaughlin, Paco De Lucia, Larry Coryell and Al Di Meola.
2000s[edit]
In 2002, Roman Miroshnichenko founded his own band, RMProject, and has been touring in Russia, Europe, Asia, and the United States.
In 2009, Roman Miroshnicheko has released his solo album "Temptation", featuring 2-time Latin Grammy winner Daniel Figueiredo, Frank Colon, ex-sax player for Manfred Mann Chapter Three Clive Stevens, and Henrik Andersen, among others. The album's single "Unforgiven" won both the standard and People's Choice popular-vote judging at the 9th Annual Independent Music Awards, in the song category "World Traditional."
2010s[edit]
In 2010 the album "Temptation" itself was nominated at the 10th Annual Independent Music Awards, in the category "World Beat."[5][6]
In June 2011, Roman Miroshnichenko rocked 250,000 attendees at the main stage of The Creation of Peace festival was headlined by John Fogerty, Public Image Ltd and Gogol Bordello.
In 2012 he toured in jazz trio with Latin Grammy-nominated[7] Argentinian drummer Daniel “Pipi” Piazzolla, the grandson of Astor Piazzolla, and the ex-bass guitarist for John McLaughlin Trio - Dominique Di Piazza.
In 2013, Roman Miroshnichenko has released his next one album, titled "Surreal", produced together with Daniel Figueiredo and featuring Larry Coryell, Dominique Di Piazza, Mario Olivares, Josquin des Pres and Argentinian pianist Mario Parmisano. The album's single "Desperation" recorded in duo with Parmisano won 1st prize at the 18th Annual USA Songwriting Competition.[8]
In April 2013, Hal Leonard Books (one of the biggest US publishing houses) released “The Great Jazz Guitarists” encyclopedia by Scott Yanow, the most comprehensive guide to jazz guitarists ever published (from Django Reinhardt to Les Paul, Jeff Beck and beyond) with information about Roman Miroshnichenko.[9]
In 2014, Steve Vai with Roman Miroshnichenko's rock-band and the 80-piece Russian Philharmonic performed in Russia. Next year, double disc DVD “Stillness in Motion: Vai Live in L.A.Stillness In Motion" was released with a bonus disc premiering “The Space Between the Notes", a revelatory video diary consisting of more than three and a half hours of footage, lensed around the world on-stage, off-stage and behind-the-scenes, rehearsal and the show moments of Steve's joint performance with Roman Miroshnichenko and orchestra during Vai’s "Story of Light" World Tour.
In 2015 "War & Peace", The Opera was presented at the World Of Guitar Festival in Russia. It was written by Larry Coryell, featuring The Russian Philharmonic Orchestra with the Roman Miroshnichenko jazz trio and the Slovenian Academy of Music (Ljubljana) vocal octet.[10]
In April 2016, Roman Miroshnichenko formed the World of Guitar Trio with Henrik Andersen and José Antonio Rodríguez. Their album Perfect Strangers won the "Best Instrumental Album" award at the 15th Annual Independent Music Awards. "Moon over Tanjore," a song from the album, won the award for Best World Traditional Song, while Miroshnichenko's "Alien's Dream" was nominated for Best Instrumental Song.[11]
In May 2016, The Guinness Record of the Thanks Jimi Festival, held in Wroclaw, was supported by Al Di Meola, Scott Henderson, British band Status Quo, Roman Miroshnichenko and Polish musicians.
In late 2016, Roman Miroshnichenko joined the judging panel of the 16th Annual Independent Music Awards program, along with Tom Waits, Slayer, Sepultura, and others.[12]
Since 2017, Roman Miroshnichenko is a CEO of the annual 'World of Guitar' festival international, held in Kaluga, Russia.[13] In May 2017, at the festival's opening, Larry Coryell's last opera, based on Leo Tolstoy's novel Anna Karenina, was presented, featuring the Moscow Symphony along with Miroshnichenko, Serbian classical guitarist Nenad Stephanovich, and Slovenian opera soloists. The world premiere was dedicated to Coryell, the "godfather of fusion," who died in New York in February of that year. The opera was completed by Miroshnichenko and Stephanovich after the death of Coryell.[14]
In April 2017, Roman Miroshnichenko joined The Trip Show project together with bass player Julie Slick (Adrian Belew Power Trio), the drummer Morgan Ågren (Steve Vai, Glenn Hughes, Tony Iommi, Frank Zappa) and Canadian vocalist Matt Laurent.
In October 2017, Roman Miroshnichenko released a new album, "Ascension", featuring Grammy-winning violinist Charlie Bisharat, Mario Parmisano, renown United States musicians percussionist Luis Alicea and keyboardist Aron Ferrer, Danish virtuoso guitarist Henrik Andersen, and world-class percussionist Gumbi Ortiz.[15] The album has earned a nomination in the “Best Instrumental Album” category at the 16th Annual Independent Music Awards.[16] Two compositions from "Ascension" made Finalists of The UK Songwriting Contest and USA Songwriting Competition as well.
In 2018 he toured with the ex-guitarist for Michael Jackson - band member of all three of his world tours - Jennifer Batten. In late 2018, Roman Miroshnichenko joined the judging panel of the 17th Annual Independent Music Awards program, along with Tom Waits, Robert Smith, Paquito D'Rivera, Lee Ann Womack, Todd Rundgren, and others.
In late 2018 Roman recorded flamenco-guitar parts for Frank Colon's album Latin Lounge. Take Effect magazine editor commented on the release: "Certainly one of the most accomplished records in the area of Latin Jazz in recent history, Colon and company blend diverse musical backgrounds here seamlessly."[17]
In 2019 Roman was one of the presenters of the 17th Annual IMA ceremony at the Symphony Space Performing Arts Center in New York City. Also this year he toured with: jazz drummer Paul Wertico, who gained recognition as a member of the Pat Metheny Group, the ex-bass guitarist for John McLaughlin Trio - Dominique Di Piazza and with Marco Mendoza trio (as special guest) - ex-bass guitarist for Whitesnake and Thin Lizzy.
2020–present[edit]
In 2020, once again, Roman Miroshnichenko joined the judging panel of the 18th Annual Independent Music Awards program, along with Tom Waits, Robert Smith, Joe Satriani, Ziggy Marley, The Cardigans, Mick Ralphs, Roberta Flack, John Petrucci, Carl Palmer, Gloria Gaynor and others.[18]
In February 2020, Roman Miroshnichenko won 1st prize at the 16th Annual International Acoustic Music Awards.[19]
In April 2020, Roman has collaborated on a project "We Are One" by Pakistani music producer Kashan Admani, featuring Simon Philips, Stu Hamm, Charlie Bisharat, Palash Sen, Matt Laurent, Gumbi Ortiz.[20] In May 2020 he has composed and produced the single "IsoBoogie" featuring 'guitar Queen' Jennifer Batten.[21]
In October 2020, Roman Miroshnichenko released a new album, "The Sixth Sense", featuring world renown special guests: Jennifer Batten, Charlie Bisharat, Bunny Brunel, Paul Wertico, Gary Husband, Dominique DiPiazza, Frank Colon, Gumbi Ortiz, Matt Laurent. Album's composition "Bodhrán's Magic" received a nomination for the Hollywood Music in Media Awards, becoming one of the number of such nominees as Hans Zimmer, Alan Silvestri, Howard Shore, Branford Marsalis, Terence Blanchard and others.[22] Whole album "The Sixth Sense" has won the Silver medal of the Global Music Awards in the "Best Album" category.[23] By December 2020, "The Sixth Sense" special CD's edition had earned a Japanese distribution. Scott Yanow commented on the release: "When one listens to the powerful guitar playing of Roman Miroschnichenko, it is easy to be reminded of Al DiMeola and John McLaughlin during his Mahavishnu days, but it soon becomes apparent that Miroschnichenko has his own sound within fusion, setting the standard for XXI century fusion guitar. While he is never shy to cut loose, he also uses subtlety, mood variations and creativity throughout, mixing together tight arrangements with pure spontaneity. The Sixth Sense is an impressive effort that can be a prized acquisition for the guitarist’s many fans."[24]
In May 2021, Roman Miroshnichenko included to the Grand Jury judging panel of the LIT Talent Awards.[25]
In July 2021, Roman Miroshnichenko released joint album with Henrik Andersen, "New Shapes", featuring world renown special guests: Trilok Gurtu, Bickram Ghosh, Charlie Bisharat, Frank Colon and Gumbi Ortiz.[26] Album's compositions "Flying Dragon" and "Corona Funk" received a nominations in "Instrumental" and "Jazz" categories for the Hollywood Music in Media Awards.[27] Сomposition “New Shapes” received Honorable Mention prize in "Instrumental" category for the 20th Annual International Songwriting Competition.[28] Whole album won Silver medal of the Global Music Awards in the "Best World Fusion Album" category.
In late October 2021, Roman Miroshnichenko released joint album "Plays Daniel Figueiredo", featuring the 25-piece St. Petersburg Studio Orchestra and Brazilian pianist Rannieri Oliveira. The album included ten tracks, composed by 2-time Latin Grammy Winner Daniel Figueiredo and was released by leading Brazilian label MJC Music. "Plays Daniel Figueiredo" has won two Silver medals of the Global Music Awards in the "Best Album" and "Instrumental" categories.[29] Album's composition "Pianino" received a nomination in "Instrumental" category for the Hollywood Music in Media Awards.
In May 2022, on eve Roman's 45th Jubilee "Viva La Rock", joint project, featuring Marco Mendoza, Mario Parmisano and the 80-piece Russian Philharmonic Orchestra was presented during fall tour. In June 2022 Roman Miroshnichenko became a voting member of The Recording Academy. In December 2022, Roman's anthology "My Best Songs" has won Gold medal of the Global Music Awards in the "Best Instrumental Album" category.[30]
In June 2023, Roman Miroshnichenko released joint album "Roman Miroshnichenko plays Stas Namin", which included six compositions produced, arranged and performed by Roman, based on the music of Stas Namin. The Recording Academy member John Kline commented on the release: "Roman's picking technique has the precision of Yngwie Malmsteen and the passion of Al DiMeola among with the musical breath of Steve Morse, and the technical acumen of Guthrie Govan."[31] The album featured special guests: Mike Stern, Charlie Bisharat, Jennifer Batten, Dominique Di Piazza, Henrik Andersen, Gumbi Ortiz, Frank Colon, soloists of the Vladimir Chamber String Orchestra, soloists of the Stas Namin Music and Drama Theater. The album's bonus track "Centuria" was recorded with the London Symphony Orchestra at Abbey Road Studios.
Equipment[edit]
Roman Miroshnichenko owns custom guitars made for him by Paul Reed Smith, Abraham Wechter,[32] Gibson and Ovation Guitar Company.[33]
Awards and honors[edit]
| Year | Contest | Category | Nominated work | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2010 | Independent Music Awards | Best World Traditional Song | "Unforgiven" | Won[34] |
| Independent Music Awards | People VOX POP Choice | "Unforgiven" | Won[35] | |
| 2011 | Independent Music Awards | Best World Beat Album | "Temptation" | Nominated[36] |
| 2013 | USA Songwriting Competition | Instrumental | "Desperation" | Won, 1st Prize[37] |
| 2014 | International Acoustic Music Awards | Instrumental | "Forgotten Melody" | Nominated, Finalist |
| 2014 | International Songwriting Competition | Instrumental | "Forgotten Melody" | Won, Honorable Mention Prize[38] |
| 2016 | UK Songwriting Contest | Instrumental | "Desperation" | Nominated, Finalist[39] |
| 2016 | Independent Music Awards | Best Instrumental Album | "Perfect Strangers" | Won[40] |
| 2016 | Independent Music Awards | Best World Traditional Song | "Moon Over Tanjore" | Won[41] |
| 2016 | Independent Music Awards | Best Instrumental Song | "Alien's Dream" | Nominated[42] |
| 2017 | USA Songwriting Competition | Instrumental | "Bootman Badroomba" | Nominated, Finalist[43] |
| 2017 | UK Songwriting Contest | Instrumental | "Adios Amigo" | Nominated, Finalist[44] |
| 2018 | Independent Music Awards | Best Instrumental Album | "Ascension" | Nominated[45] |
| 2018 | UK Songwriting Contest | Instrumental | "Song For Godfather Of Fusion" | Nominated, Finalist[46] |
| 2018 | USA Songwriting Competition | Jazz | "Ascension" | Nominated, Finalist[47] |
| 2019 | Independent Music Awards | Best Instrumental Song | "Song For Godfather Of Fusion" | Nominated[48] |
| 2019 | Unsigned Only | Instrumental | "Alien's Electrik Dream" | Won, Honorable Mention Prize[49] |
| 2019 | USA Songwriting Competition | Instrumental | "Song For Godfather Of Fusion" | Nominated, Finalist[50] |
| 2020 | International Acoustic Music Awards | Instrumental | "Ostrov" | Won, 1st Prize[51] |
| 2020 | Unsigned Only | Instrumental | "Song For Godfather Of Fusion" | Won, Honorable Mention Prize[52] |
| 2020 | Independent Music Awards | Best Compilation Album | "Top 10 Songs of 10 Years (Anthology)" | Nominated[53] |
| 2020 | USA Songwriting Competition | Instrumental | "Alien's Electrik Dream" | Nominated, Finalist[54] |
| 2020 | Hollywood Music in Media Awards | Best Instrumental | "Bodhrán's Magic" | Nominated[55] |
| 2020 | Global Music Awards | Best Album | "The Sixth Sense" | Won, Silver Medal[56] |
| 2021 | Global Music Awards | Best World Fusion Album | "New Shapes" | Won, Silver Medal[57] |
| 2021 | Global Music Awards | Best World Music Composition | "New Shapes" | Won, Silver Medal[58] |
| 2021 | Unsigned Only | Instrumental | "Bodhrán's Magic" | Won, Honorable Mention Prize[59] |
| 2021 | Hollywood Music in Media Awards | Instrumental | "Flying Dragon" | Nominated[60] |
| 2021 | Hollywood Music in Media Awards | Jazz | "Corona Funk" | Nominated[61] |
| 2021 | USA Songwriting Competition | Instrumental | "Bodhrán's Magic" | Nominated, Finalist[62] |
| 2022 | International Acoustic Music Awards | Instrumental | "Bodhrán's Magic" | Nominated, Finalist[63] |
| 2022 | International Acoustic Music Awards | Instrumental | "New Shapes" | Nominated, Finalist |
| 2022 | International Songwriting Competition | Instrumental | "New Shapes" | Won, Honorable Mention Prize[64] |
| 2022 | Hollywood Music in Media Awards | Instrumental | "Pianino" | Nominated |
| 2022 | USA Songwriting Competition | Jazz | "Fusion Holidays" | Nominated, Finalist[65] |
| 2022 | USA Songwriting Competition | World Music | "Flying Dragon" | Nominated, Finalist[66] |
| 2022 | UK Songwriting Contest | Instrumental | "Pianino" | Nominated, Finalist[67] |
| 2022 | International Awards Associate | Jury member | "LIT Talent Awards" | Won, Certificate of Appreciation |
| 2022 | Global Music Awards | Best Album | "Plays Figueiredo" | Won, Silver Medal[68] |
| 2022 | Global Music Awards | Best Instrumental | "Plays Figueiredo" | Won, Silver Medal[69] |
| 2022 | Global Music Awards | Instrumental Album | "My Best Songs" | Won, Gold Medal[70] |
| 2023 | International Acoustic Music Awards | Instrumental | "Salvador" | Nominated, Finalist |
| 2023 | International Music Video Awards | Best Mobile Music Video | "Roller Coasters" | Won[71] |
| 2023 | Global Music Awards | Best Instrumental | "Fusion Raga" | Won, Silver Medal[72] |
| 2023 | Global Music Awards | Best Producer | "Fusion Raga" | Won, Silver Medal[73] |
| 2023 | Global Music Awards | Best Instrumentalist | "Roman Miroshnichenko plays Stas Namin" | Won, Silver Medal[74] |
| 2023 | Global Music Awards | Best Producer | "Roman Miroshnichenko plays Stas Namin" | Won, Silver Medal[75] |
| 2023 | Prague International Music Video Awards | Best Experimental Music Video | "Roller Coasters" | Nominated |
| 2023 | Hollywood Independent Music Awards | Best Mixing/Engineering | "Revolt" | Nominated[76] |
| 2023 | Hollywood Independent Music Awards | Best Album | "My Best Songs" | Nominated[77] |
| 2023 | Rome Music Video Awards | Best Mobile Music Video | «Roller Coasters» | Won[78] |
| 2023 | Global Music Awards | Best Live Performance | «Frevo» | Won, Silver Medal[79] |
| 2023 | Film Music Contest | Instrumental | «Bodhrán's Magic» | Won, Absolute Winner[80] |
| 2023 | UK Songwriting Contest | Instrumental | «Bodhrán's Magic» | Nominated, Finalist[81] |
| 2023 | USA Songwriting Competition | Jazz | «Africa» | Won, Best Jazz Award[82] |
| 2024 | International Acoustic Music Awards | «Instrumental» | «Oitava» | Nominated, Finalist[83] |
| 2024 | World Entertainment Awards | «Best Instrumental Album» | «My Best Songs» | Won[84] |
| 2024 | International Songwriting Competition | «Instrumental» | «Bodhrán's Magic» | Won, 1st Place[85] |
| 2024 | Josie Music Awards | «Musician Of The Year» | Guitar | Nominated[86] |
| 2024 | Global Music Awards | «Best World Music Album» | «Almanac» | Won, Silver Medal[87] |
Discography[edit]
As leader[edit]
- The Infinity (2005)
- Temptation (2009)[88]
- Quasipsychedelic, (2011)[89]
- Surreal (2013)[90]
- Ascension (2017)
- The Sixth Sense (2020)
- Roman Miroshnichenko plays Stas Namin (2023)
- Almanac (2024)
Joint albums[edit]
- Together (2007)
- Perfect Strangers, World of Guitar Trio (2015)[91]
- New Shapes, Roman Miroshnichenko and Henrik Andersen (2021)
- Plays Daniel Figueiredo, Roman Miroshnichenko and St.Petersburg Studio Orchestra (2021)
As special guest[edit]
- Poetic: Jazz Theater. Gariman Volnov. Feat.: Marco Mendoza, Larry Coryell, Joel Taylor, Mario Parmisano, Joey Heredia, Renato Neto (2012)
- One Eye On the Highway. Elizabeth MacInnis (2013)
- Bridges: A Musical Journey. Igor Ledermann (2014)
- Radio Nostalgia II. Mario Olivares (2016)
- Latin Lounge. Frank Colon (2019)
Singles[edit]
- Xekere, feat.: Roman Miroshnichenko, Clive Stevens, Greg Minnick, Michael Grossman, Frank Colón and Daniel Figueiredo. (2009).
- Penultimate, Roman Miroshnichenko & Larry Coryell (2012).
- We Are One, by Kashan Admani, feat. Simon Philips, Stu Hamm, Charlie Bisharat, Roman Miroshnichenko, Palash Sen, Matt Laurent (2020).[92]
- IsoBoogie, Roman Miroshnichenko & Jennifer Batten (2020).
- Love Can, Barbara & Paul Wertico, feat. Laurie Akers, Roman Miroshnichenko (2020).
- El Encuentro, René Tornero G., feat. Roman Miroshnichenko (2021)
- Fusion Holidays, CAB by Bunny Brunel, featuring Roman Miroshnichenko with Virgil Donati, Mahesh Balasooriya and Kaylene Peoples. (2022).
- Snowlight, feat.: Roman Miroshnichenko, Anastasia Zakharova, Polina Chernova (2024).
As sideman[edit]
- Stillness in Motion - The Space Between The Notes. Steve Vai, DVD (SME, 2015)
Other[edit]
- All Your Life. Al Di Meola. CD cover photographer credits. (Veliene, 2013)
Charts[edit]
| Year | Chart | Ranking work | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2007 | All About Jazz/Top tracks of June | Single 'Dedication' | TOP 25/Jazz tracks of June |
| 2009 | CD Baby/World Fusion | Album 'Temptation' | TOP Sellers[93] |
| 2011 | All About Jazz/Total chart | Single 'Eastern Etude' | TOP 50 |
| 2018 | All About Jazz/Total chart | Single 'Ascension' | #2[94] |
| 2020 | Roots Music Report | 'Latin Lounge' | #5 of the Top Latin Album Chart for the year[95] |
| 2021 | iTunes Denmark | 'New Shapes' | #56 of the Top 100 Album Chart for the month |
| 2021 | iTunes Denmark | 'New Shapes' | #8 of the Top Jazz Album Total Chart[96] |
| 2021 | Reverbnation TOP 40 Chart | Official page | #1 of the Top Jazz Artists Chart Moscow Chart[97] |
| 2023 | iTunes Norway | 'Dance' | #17 of the Top 100 Jazz Songs Chart[98] |
Filmography[edit]
- 2004 – «Kamenskaya III». TV–series. Guitar tracks recording
- 2005 – «Tourists». TV–series. Guitar tracks recording
- 2007 – «Russian Game». Film. Guitar tracks recording
- 2007 – «Live in Jazz Town», DVD. RMProject's live show
- 2008 – «Two sisters». TV-series. As episode's actor
- 2008 – «Neproshchennye». Directed by Klim Shipenko. Soundtrack's co–author, guitar tracks recording
- 2010 – «Orange Juice». Film. As episode's actor.
- 2010 – «Ribeirao do tempo». Brazilian soap opera. Guitar tracks recording
- 2010 – «Tides to and From». Animated short film by Ivan Maksimov. Guitar tracks recording. The official participant of the Generation Kplus Programme at the 61st Berlinale Film Festival Competition, San Gio Verona Video Festival 2011 winner ("Best animatied film"), Eksjö Animation Festival 2011 winner, XVIII International Festival Competition of animation films Krok special prize winner, 2011.
- 2011 – «Canto de Pilon». Music video
- 2013 – «Music teacher dreams». Feat. Dominic Miller, Tony Levin, Juan Manuel Canizares, Daniel Piazzolla, Dominique Di Piazza, Roman Miroshnichenko, Adrian Belew.
- 2018 – «Alien's Electrik Dream». Music video
- 2020 – «We Are One». Music video
- 2021 – «Russian Mountains». Music video
- 2021 – «Trick». Animated short film. As composer.
Bibliography[edit]
- The Great Jazz Guitarists: The Ultimate Guide (April 2013) ISBN 978-1-61713-023-6 Search this book on
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References[edit]
- ↑ "Roman Miroshnichenko". All About Jazz. 21 November 2016. Retrieved 21 November 2016.
- ↑ "Larry Coryell Congratulates Roman Miroshnichenko On His 20th Anniversary Of Performing". Jazz Corner. 9 October 2012. Archived from the original on 20 March 2018. Retrieved 4 May 2017. Unknown parameter
|url-status=ignored (help) - ↑ Yanow, Scott (2013). The Great Jazz Guitarists. San Francisco: Backbeat. p. 139. ISBN 978-1-61713-023-6. Search this book on
- ↑ "The Guitar Show with Andy Ellis - Player Spotlight". The Guitar Show. 5 April 2012. Archived from the original on 10 March 2018. Retrieved 5 May 2017. Unknown parameter
|url-status=ignored (help) - ↑ IMA winners
- ↑ "Larry Coryell: "Kudos to Roman for Temptation!"". Archived from the original on May 27, 2011. Retrieved February 28, 2011. Unknown parameter
|url-status=ignored (help) - ↑ Escalandrum
- ↑ "Russian Guitarist Has Won The 1st Prize Of The 18th Annual USA Songwriting Competition". All About Jazz. 27 November 2013. Retrieved 27 November 2013.
- ↑ The Great Jazz Guitarists
- ↑ "The War and Peace Opera Presented By Larry Coryell". Jazz Corner. 25 May 2015. Archived from the original on 5 September 2015. Retrieved 3 June 2015. Unknown parameter
|url-status=ignored (help) - ↑ "PRS Artist Roman Miroshnichenko Nominated In The 15th Independent Music Awards". PRS Guitars. 20 October 2016. Retrieved 5 May 2017.
- ↑ IMA Artist Judges
- ↑ "World Of Guitar festival". Archived from the original on 2017-08-17. Retrieved 2017-05-18. Unknown parameter
|url-status=ignored (help) - ↑ First-Ever World Premiere Of Larry Coryell’s Last Opera
- ↑ Multi-Award Winning Guitarist Roman Miroshnichenko Celebrates 25 Years Of Music!
- ↑ "Roman Miroshnichenko Nominated In The 16th Independent Music Awards"". Retrieved February 28, 2018.
- ↑ "Frank Colon". January 7, 2020.
- ↑ 18th IMA Artist Judges
- ↑ Russian Guitarist Takes First Prize At 2020 The International Acoustic Music Awards
- ↑ Kashan Admani unites local artistes with Grammy winners for new song
- ↑ Jennifer Batten & Roman Miros. "IsoBoogie"
- ↑ HMMA 2020 music genre nominees
- ↑ Global Music Awards 2021 Winners
- ↑ "Roman Miroshnichenko".
- ↑ LIT Talent Awards Grand Jury
- ↑ 'New Shapes' Joint Album By Guitar Virtuosos Roman Miroshnichenko & Henrik Andersen Featuring Percussionist Trilok Gurtu
- ↑ 2021-music-genre-nominees/HMMA 2020 music genre nominees
- ↑ ISC 2021 winners
- ↑ 2022 GMA winners
- ↑ GMA winners
- ↑ "Roman Miroshnichenko".
- ↑ Wechter, Abraham. "Roman Miroshnichenko". abrahamwechter.com. Archived from the original on 3 June 2017. Retrieved 4 May 2017. Unknown parameter
|url-status=ignored (help) - ↑ Galopin, Jerome. "Ovation Tribute , the Best Source for Ovation & Adamas guitars". www.ovationtribute.com. Retrieved 4 May 2017.
- ↑ This Year’s Independent Music Award Winners Revealed American Songwriter magazine
- ↑ Roman Miroshnichenko: The Independent Music Awards Vox Pop Winner! an article on the All About Jazz
- ↑ 10th Annual Independent Music Awards Nominees Announced!
- ↑ 18th Annual USA Songwriting Competition winners
- ↑ ISC 2014 Winners
- ↑ "UKSC 2016 winners". Archived from the original on 2017-08-20. Retrieved 2017-05-05. Unknown parameter
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- ↑ 15th Annual Independent Music Awards Winners
- ↑ 15th Annual Independent Music Awards Nominees
- ↑ 22nd Annual USA Songwriting Competition Finalists
- ↑ "Test2017 Results - The UK Songwriting Contest - Official". www.songwritingcontest.co.uk. Archived from the original on 2017-12-24. Unknown parameter
|url-status=ignored (help) - ↑ 16th Annual Independent Music Awards Nominees
- ↑ "UKSC 2018 Winners". Archived from the original on 2021-02-06. Retrieved 2018-12-09. Unknown parameter
|url-status=ignored (help) - ↑ 23nd Annual USA Songwriting Competition Finalists
- ↑ 16th Annual Independent Music Awards Nominees
- ↑ UO 2019 Winners
- ↑ 23nd Annual USA Songwriting Competition Finalists
- ↑ 16th Annual IAMA winners
- ↑ UO 2020 Winners
- ↑ 18th Annual Independent Music Awards Nominees
- ↑ 25th Annual USA Songwriting Competition Finalists
- ↑ 2020 HMMA Music genre nominees
- ↑ "Global Music Awards 2020 Winners". Archived from the original on 2021-10-17. Retrieved 2021-08-07. Unknown parameter
|url-status=ignored (help) - ↑ Global Music Awards 2021 Winners
- ↑ Global Music Awards 2021 Winners
- ↑ UO 2021 Winners
- ↑ 2021 HMMA Music genre nominees
- ↑ 2021 HMMA Music genre nominees
- ↑ 26th Annual USA Songwriting Competition Finalists
- ↑ IAMA 2022 Winners
- ↑ ISC 2022 Winners
- ↑ 27th Annual USA Songwriting Competition Finalists
- ↑ 27th Annual USA Songwriting Competition Finalists
- ↑ UKSC 2022 winners
- ↑ Global Music Awards 2022 Winners
- ↑ Global Music Awards 2022 Winners
- ↑ 2022 GMA Winners
- ↑ IMVA Winners 2023
- ↑ Global Music Awards 2023 Winners
- ↑ 2023 GMA Winners
- ↑ Global Music Awards 2023 Winners
- ↑ 2023 GMA Winners
- ↑ "2023 HIMA nominees". Archived from the original on 2023-06-10. Retrieved 2023-06-21. Unknown parameter
|url-status=ignored (help) - ↑ "2023 HIMA nominees". Archived from the original on 2023-06-10. Retrieved 2023-06-21. Unknown parameter
|url-status=ignored (help) - ↑ RMVA Winners 2023
- ↑ Global Music Awards 2023 Winners
- ↑ FMC 2023 absolute winners
- ↑ UKSC 2023 winners
- ↑ 28th Annual USA Songwriting Competition winners
- ↑ IAMA 2024 winners
- ↑ WEA 2024 winners
- ↑ ISC 2024 winners
- ↑ JMA 2024 nominees
- ↑ Global Music Awards 2024 Winners
- ↑ "Larry Coryell: "Kudos to Roman for Temptation!"". Archived from the original on 2011-05-27. Retrieved 2011-03-01. Unknown parameter
|url-status=ignored (help) - ↑ Review by David Hintz in FolkWorld Magazine
- ↑ Guitarist Roman Miroshnichenko Releases "Surreal"
- ↑ "The Guitar Trio To Release Perfect Strangers". Archived from the original on 2015-09-05. Retrieved 2017-05-05. Unknown parameter
|url-status=ignored (help) - ↑ Guitar Virtuoso Roman Miroshnichenko Took Part In A Global Musical Mission With Simon Phillips, Stu Hamm, Charlie Bisharat And Others.
- ↑ CD Baby Top sellers list
- ↑ AAJ Top Jazz tracks of 2018 total chart
- ↑ Top Latin Album Charts for the Year of 2020
- ↑ iTunes Denmark Chart
- ↑ Reverbnation
- ↑ iTunes Norway Chart
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