To mark the centenary of John Coltrane, a program will be presented at the Yeltsin Center where jazz transitions into the realm of spiritual experience. The APOSTLES ensemble will perform interpretations of "A Love Supreme" and "Ascension" - works that have become voices of freedom, faith, and the search for meaning. It will be an open conversation in the language of saxophones, drums, and improvisation. In 2026, it will be a hundred years since the birth of John Coltrane - a musician who changed the perception of jazz as a genre. This concert will focus on the late Coltrane - a philosopher, seeker, a man who turned music into a means of dialogue with eternity. In this program, jazz sounds like meditation, like a question, like a prayer. The first part of the concert is dedicated to "A Love Supreme" - a spiritual manifesto that has become one of the most quoted jazz albums of all time. This composition was created as a musical revelation, as a path to God through rhythm and saxophone. The APOSTLES ensemble will perform it as a quartet, preserving the depth and emotional richness of the original while offering their own interpretation. The second part of the evening is "Ascension", a free jazz piece in which Coltrane broke the usual boundaries of form. Leading wind players from Yekaterinburg will take the stage to collaboratively create an improvisational canvas where each voice is an independent element of a vast sound cosmos. The APOSTLES ensemble is a project that combines research work with the material, attention to historical context, and the energy of live performance. The ensemble leader, Roman Kiryakov, emphasizes the importance of Coltrane's musical legacy, especially his quest for freedom and sincerity. The concert is aimed at both jazz enthusiasts and those seeking a profound artistic experience. This event will be interesting to anyone who loves contemplative music, where each sound not only resonates but speaks. This is how Coltrane was - a musician who made the heart listen. An important emphasis of this program is its spiritual orientation.