Vocalist Marina Volkova and Sergey Vasiliev's quartet present "Jazz Hollywood," transporting listeners to the atmosphere of classic films from the 1920s to the 1960s. The musical program "Jazz Hollywood" promises to be one of the brightest events for jazz and classic cinema enthusiasts. Marina Volkova, known for her deep vocal expression and intonational accuracy, and Sergey Vasiliev's quartet will present jazz interpretations of musical themes from iconic films: "Some Like It Hot," "Breakfast at Tiffany's," "Dirty Dancing," and others. These works from Hollywood's golden fund, created in the 1920s to 1960s, remain relevant for modern performers. It is worth noting that the concert is not limited to traditional themes. The musicians invite listeners to view popular soundtracks through the lens of jazz arrangements. For example, how the soundtrack to the film "The Mask" might sound if it were made in the 1930s, during the jazz boom era. This is not just a concert, but a true musical journey where classics blend with modern rhythms of funk, rhythm and blues, and soul, highlighting the diversity of Hollywood music and its influence on global culture. Marina Volkova, who began her creative path in Moscow's jazz clubs, has earned recognition as one of the leading performers on Russia's jazz scene. Her bright and expressive vocals immerse the audience in a new musical story each time, attracting both seasoned genre connoisseurs and film lovers. The unique atmosphere is also created by the quartet members: bassist Sergey Vasiliev, pianist Konstantin Khazanovich, drummer Pavel Timofeev, and American trumpeter Vitaly Golovne, known for his performances on the international stage. They all add individuality to the performance, making it truly unique. Attending "Jazz Hollywood" will provide an opportunity to enjoy not only familiar melodies but also original jazz interpretations that may intrigue even the most.