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The "Blizzard & Jazz" concert at the Shostakovich Philharmonic promises to be a bright event in the cultural life of St. Petersburg. On the eve of the New Year, the St. Petersburg Governor's Symphony Orchestra will present a unique program combining classical and jazz. The event will take place in the Large and Small Halls of the famous Philharmonic Hall, known for its magnificent acoustics and rich history.
The concert program will feature musical illustrations for A. S. Pushkin's novel "The Blizzard", created by Georgy Sviridov. This work has long won the hearts of listeners and has become a classic of the musical repertoire. The second part of the program will present a suite from the music of the ballet "The Nutcracker" by Pyotr Tchaikovsky in a jazz arrangement by Alexander Maslov, a talented St. Petersburg pianist. The evening will end with a jazz medley "New Year's Fantasy", which includes the most famous New Year and Christmas melodies.
The performers of the evening will be the Governor's Symphony Orchestra under the direction of conductor Maxim Alekseev and the jazz trio of Alexander Maslov, which includes Ivan Myasnikov (double bass) and Pavel Chizhik (drums, vibraphone). This concert will give the audience unforgettable emotions and will allow you to enjoy a great combination of classical and jazz.
Don't miss the opportunity to become a part of this musical celebration. You can buy tickets on our website today in order to secure a place for yourself at this unique event in advance. Enjoy the atmosphere of celebration and magic in the walls of the Shostakovich Philharmonic. It is easy and convenient to buy tickets on our website.
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