However, jazz still remains today in the modern day Soviet Union, split across the many countries it used to be made of.
From there, until the eventual collapse of the Soviet Union, jazz had a relatively steady presence in the country. Prominent musicians made careers, jazz bands toured the country, and everything seemed ok for the time being. As the Soviet Union collapsed, many jazz musicians fled the country, due to the economic crises that plagued the country. However, jazz still remains today in the modern day Soviet Union, split across the many countries it used to be made of.