In this program, jazz sounds wide and free: classics of the genre, original compositions, and Russian folk songs in fresh arrangements come together. The ensemble of Konstantin Khazanovich gathers an evening where improvisational energy, delicate work with melody, and lively rhythm combine into a bright and dynamic musical narrative. Jazz is especially good when it reflects both respect for tradition and the willingness to speak with its own voice. This combination is the foundation of the program by Konstantin Khazanovich's ensemble. The evening unites jazz classics, new original music, and original arrangements of Russian folk songs, so the listener can expect not just one mood, but a whole chain of contrasts - from recognizable jazz plasticity to unexpected reinterpretations of familiar intonations. This format is interesting because it allows one to hear jazz as a living art, capable of freely engaging with both the heritage of the genre and material rooted in another musical culture. In this context, the folk song ceases to be a museum exhibit: it gains new breath, becoming flexible, rhythmic, and open to improvisation. As a result, the program is perceived very naturally - like a conversation in which the old and the new do not argue but support each other. The central figure of the evening is Konstantin Khazanovich, performing with his ensemble. The piano in such a program plays a special role: it can set direction, maintain form, lead the melodic line, and at any moment shift accents, opening space for improvisational freedom. Therefore, the listener receives a truly live performance, where not only the themes themselves matter, but also how they unfold here and now. All entertainment in St. Petersburg is gathered on our website.