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Picnic
Edmund Shklyarskiy of Picnic wearing a dark shirt, pants, and cap, with black sunglasses, playing electric guitar on an outdoor stage, with drummer behind him
Frontman Edmund Shklyarskiy in 2013
Background information
OriginLeningrad, Soviet Union
Genres
Years active1978 (1978)–present
Members
  • Edmund Shklyarskiy
  • Leonid Kirnos
  • Marat Korchemny
  • Stanislav Shklyarskiy
Past membersSee band members
Websitepiknik.info
Picnic in concert at Ramenskoye, 2022

Picnic (Russian: Пикник), or Piknik, is a Russian rock band known for its unique style, a mixture of art rock, progressive rock and original Russian rock. The band was formed in 1978 in Leningrad,[1] though the members consider the band's official starting point to be Edmund Shklyarsky's arrival, in 1981, or the year the first album was recorded—1982.[2]

Some of their early songs are in Polish, due to Shklyarsky's paternal heritage.[3][4]

In 2016, the band was barred from playing in Ukraine due to their performance in Crimea after it was annexed by Russia.[5][6][7]

Music critic Andrei Burlaka notes the group as a cult phenomenon in Russian rock music.[8]

Picnic were set to perform at the Crocus City Hall on 22 March 2024 before a terrorist attack took place there, killing 145 people.[9][10] On the afternoon of 24 March, it became known that Ekaterina Kushner, the assistant to the director of the group, had died in the attack.[11]

Band members

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Current

  • Edmund Shklyarskiy – vocals, guitars, keyboards (1981–present)[12][13][14]
  • Leonid Kirnos – drums, percussion (1982–1984, 1987–present)[12]
  • Marat Korchemny – backing vocals, bass (2003–present)[15]
  • Stanislav Shklyarskiy – keyboards (2007–present)[16][17]

Past

  • Alexei Dobychin – vocals (1978–1983)[18]
  • Evgeny Voloshchuk – bass guitar (1978–1984, 1985)[19]
  • Sergey Omelnichenko – guitar, vocals (1978–1981)[1]
  • Nikolai Mikhailov – flute, saxophone (1978–1981)[20]
  • Alexander Matskov – drums (1978)[14]
  • Alexander Kondrashkin – drums (1978–1979, 1980)[21]
  • Yuri Danilov – flute, clarinet (1979–1981)[1]
  • Alexander Yevseev – drums (1979)[14]
  • Nikolai Korzinin – drums (1979–1980)[22]
  • Pyotr Troshchenkov – drums (1980–1981)[1]
  • Pavel Kondratenko – keyboards (1980)[23]
  • Alexei Malkov – keyboards (1980)[14]
  • Mikhail Panaev – vocals (1980–1981)[14]
  • Alexander Savelyev – guitar (1981–1990)[24]
  • Sharifzhan Abdulov – drums (1981)[24]
  • Ali Bakhtiyarov – drums (1981–1983)[14]
  • Viktor Morozov – drums (1982)[14]
  • Vadim Lebanidze – keyboards (1983)[14]
  • Sergei Shepel – guitar (1983)[14]
  • Vladimir Sizov – bass (1984, 1989–1990)[14]
  • Viktor Sergeev – keyboards (1984)[24]
  • Sergei Voronin – keyboards (1984, 1986–2006)[25]
  • Alexander Fedorov – drums (1984)[14]
  • Viktor Evseev – bass guitar, backing vocals (1985–1988, 1990–1996), keyboards (2007)[26]
  • Yuri Klyuchantsev – keyboards, saxophone, percussion (1986–1988, 1990–1996)[1]
  • Vadim Ponomaryov – drums (1986–1987)[1]
  • Andrey Merchansky – guitar (1990–1994)[27][28]
  • Alexander Rokin – bass guitar, backing vocals (1996–1999)[29]
  • Svyatoslav Obraztsov – bass guitar, backing vocals (1999–2003)[30]

Discography

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  • Dym (1982) (Дым)[31]
  • Tanetz Volka (1984) (Танец волка)[31]
  • Iyeroglif (1986) (Иероглиф)
  • Rodom Niotkuda (1988) (Родом ниоткуда)
  • Kharakiri (1991) (Харакири)[32]
  • Nemnogo Ognya (1994) (Немного огня)
  • Vampirskiye Pesni (1995) (Вампирские песни)
  • Zhen-Shen (1996) (Жень-Шень)[24]
  • Steklo (1997) (Стекло)[33]
  • Pit Electrichestvo (1998) (Пить электричество)
  • The Best (compilation, 1998)
  • Egiptyanin (2001) (Египтянин)[34]
  • Fioletovo-Cherny (compilation, 2001) (Фиолетово-чёрный)
  • Nastoyashchiye Dni 1982–1992 (compilation, 2002) (Настоящие дни)
  • Smutniye Dni 1992–2002 (compilation, 2002) (Смутные дни)
  • Chuzhoy (2002) (Чужой)
  • Govorit i Pokazyvayet (2003) (Говорит и показывает)
  • Tribute (Piknik songs performed by other artists, 2003) (Трибьют)[35]
  • Ten Vampira (with Vadim Samoylov) (2004) (Тень вампира)[36]
  • Korolevstvo Krivykh (2005) (Королевство кривых)[37]
  • Novoyegipetskiye Pesni (remix album, 2005) (Новоегипетские песни)
  • Mrakobesiye i Dzhazz (2007) (Мракобесие и джаз)[38]
  • Zhelezniye Mantry (2008) (Железные мантры)
  • Teatr Absurda (2010) (Театр абсурда)[39]
  • Tri Sudby (2011) (Три судьбы)
  • Pevets Dekadansa (2012) (Певец декаданса)[40]
  • Chuzhestranets (2014) (Чужестранец)[41]
  • Iskri i Kankan (2017) (Искры и канкан)[42][43]
  • V rukax velikana (2019) (В руках великана)[44]
  • Veselyi i zloi (2022) (Весёлый и злой)[45]

References

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  11. ^ "Помощница директора группы "Пикник" погибла при теракте в "Крокусе"". РИА Новости (in Russian). 24 March 2024.
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  33. ^ "История в картинках (1997)" (in Russian). Archived from the original on 10 June 2015. Retrieved 5 January 2015.
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  42. ^ "«Искры и Канкан»: «Пикник» выпустил новый альбом в день рождения Шклярского // С. Корунный, Moika78.ru". Archived from the original on 24 September 2019. Retrieved 24 September 2019.
  43. ^ "История альбома «Искры и канкан» (2017". Archived from the original on 6 September 2019. Retrieved 30 June 2022.
  44. ^ «Пикник» выпустил альбом «В руках великана» (слушать). InterMedia
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