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Concert “Sparkling Jazz of the 60s” will take place in the State Academic Capella, one of the most prestigious concert halls in St. Petersburg. This place is known for its excellent acoustics and historical significance. The chapel is located in the city center, which makes it convenient for visiting. You can buy tickets on our website in advance to guarantee entry to the event.
The concert will be performed by Konstantin Maminov's Big Fat Quartet ensemble. The quartet’s musicians have extensive experience performing in famous groups such as the Jazz Philharmonic Big Band, the Saxophones of St. Petersburg orchestra, the Olympic Orchestra and others. Their professionalism and talent guarantee a high level of performance.
The concert program includes organ groovy jazz from the 60s of the 20th century. This style of music is characterized by its energy and rhythm, which makes it especially attractive to a wide audience. The concert promises to be rich and dynamic, immersing listeners in the atmosphere of the golden age of jazz.
The State Academic Chapel provides all conditions for comfortable listening to music. The hall is equipped with modern sound and lighting systems, which allows you to fully enjoy the quality of performance. Comfortable seats and a spacious foyer create additional comfort for spectators.
In order not to miss this event, we recommend purchasing tickets on our website. This will allow you to book the best seats in advance and avoid queues. Concert “Sparkling Jazz of the 60s” - this is a great opportunity to enjoy high-level live music in one of the best concert halls in the city.
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