A summer evening with bossa nova and swing - Victoria Urusova's ensemble will fill the space of the Capella with the sounds of Brazil. Live melodies of Jobim, compositions by Marcus Valle, and original songs will transport listeners to an atmosphere of sunshine, freedom, and unhurried happiness. The warmth of summer is in every note. In the program "Brazilian Mood" performed by Victoria Urusova and her ensemble, the audience can expect a true musical expedition to Latin America. This is an evening where the heat of the sun, sea breeze, and endless beaches of Rio de Janeiro come alive in the sounds of bossa nova and refined swing. The main theme of the concert will be the works of Antonio Carlos Jobim - a genius who was at the origins of bossa nova. His music is filled with lightness, romance, and a special musical geography, where each chord seems to paint the coastline of the tropics. The program will also feature compositions by another outstanding representative of the genre - Marcus Valle, whose melodies will add diversity, warmth, and melancholy to the evening's program. A special place will be occupied by the original works of Victoria Urusova - a singer, composer, and soloist of the Philharmonic Jazz Music. Her own songs in the spirit of Latin jazz sound like a confession of love for the genre, reflecting both a personal style and respect for musical tradition. Urusova's ensemble is a blend of experienced and charismatic musicians: Nikita Mochalin on saxophone, Nikolai Sizov on piano, Philipp Meshcheryakov on double bass, and Gary Bagdasaryan on drums. Together they create a special atmosphere of live performance, where every sound breathes, improvises, and leads the way. Where to go in St. Petersburg today, look for on our website.