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Immerse yourself in the atmosphere of inimitable jazz at the Ivan Vasiliev Big Band concert “Evening of Popular Jazz”, which will take place in the legendary Shostakovich Philharmonic. This evening will be a real holiday for all lovers of jazz music, because one of the most vibrant big bands of our time will perform on stage.
The Shostakovich Philharmonic, famous for its unique acoustic space and rich history, will be the ideal venue for this musical event. The hall, which hosts world-class concerts, will give you an unforgettable experience and allow you to enjoy every sound.
The concert program includes real pearls of jazz music. You will hear such compositions as “Clarinet à la King”, “Darktown Strutters’ Ball” and “Flyin’ Home”. These works will take you to the golden age of jazz, when music was full of energy and freedom. The program will also feature famous hits such as "Stardust" and "Sing, sing, sing", which will make your heart beat in time with the rhythms of the big band.
The performance of such masterpieces as "Sun Valley Serenade" and "Chatanooga-choo-choo" deserves special attention. These compositions, full of bright emotions and dynamics, will be the culmination of the evening. The program will end with the legendary "In the Mood", which will not leave any listener indifferent.
Don't miss the chance to become a part of this musical event. Buying tickets on our website is simple and convenient. Give yourself and your loved ones an evening filled with the sounds of jazz and the atmosphere of a real holiday. Hurry to buy tickets on our website and plunge into the world of music that inspires and brings joy!
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