A grand jazz evening where the vibrant voice of Anastasia Lyutova meets the powerful sound of the big band. The new album Days of Jazz and Roses comes to life on stage, transforming beloved standards and rare gems of the genre into living stories about feelings, freedom, and beauty that one wants to listen to until the last chord. The grand festive concert-presentation of the new album "Days of Jazz and Roses" brings together on one stage the ensemble of Anastasia Lyutova, the Saint Petersburg Jazz Orchestra under the direction of Sergey Bogdanov, and listeners who resonate with the energy of live jazz. This is an evening where each composition becomes a small narrative - from soft ballads to dynamic big band numbers. There are no secondary elements here: precise arrangements, careful work with form, and a respectful attitude towards the genre's nature create a cohesive artistic structure. The new material continues the line of Anastasia Lyutova's previous releases and demonstrates how jazz can sound modern while maintaining depth and connection to the classical examples of the genre. The program includes standards by 20th-century composers associated with the names of George Gershwin, Duke Ellington, Cole Porter, Antonio Carlos Jobim, as well as rare gems that are not often heard on large stages. The contrast of moods, tempo changes, and structured dramaturgy make the concert interesting for both long-time jazz fans and those who are just beginning to discover it. An important part of the program is the interaction between the voice and the orchestra. Anastasia Lyutova's vocals easily traverse from soft nuances to powerful climaxes, while the big band responds with expressive solos, delicate harmonic progressions, and a flexible rhythm section. As a result, the concert is perceived as a cohesive musical work, where every accent, every pause, and every timbre is important. Where to go with children in Moscow can be found on KudaGo.