The interactive concert "Where Jazz Begins" is an exciting musical journey for children and adults. You will get acquainted with the roots of jazz, enjoy live performances, captivating stories, and unusual sound experiments. What makes jazz special? Why has it remained relevant for over a hundred years? Answers to these and many other questions await young and adult listeners at the interactive concert "Where Jazz Begins." This is not just a musical performance - it is a living narrative about the culture, style, and freedom that this genre provides. The project "Jazz for Kids" was created by leading Russian musicians and is aimed at an audience that is just beginning to explore jazz. In an easy-to-understand format, participants will learn how and where jazz originated, who was at its roots, and which styles became the foundation of the genre. Special attention will be given to gospel and Dixieland - genres from which the great jazz story began. Marina Volkova, Roman Dmitriev, Sergey Vasiliev, and Igor Yampolsky will perform vibrant compositions and show how jazz instruments sounded in the past and how they sound today. The program includes live demonstrations of vocal techniques, playing the piano, double bass, and drums, as well as comparisons with classical music. The audience will not only be listeners but also participants: the artists will explain how to behave at a jazz concert, how to distinguish improvisation from a pre-learned part, and what the "magic" of jazz applause is. All this will be in the format of live communication and a musical dialogue with the audience. This concert will be interesting for children, parents, teachers, and anyone who wants to learn more about jazz. It inspires, broadens horizons, and makes music truly accessible. KudaGo presents the current program for Moscow.