When a concert turns into a meeting of old friends, classical music and jazz come together at one piano. At the center of the evening is Denis Matsuev and his partners, who freely transition from strict scores to improvisation. Denis Matsuev's name has long become a symbol of the big stage, and every concert of his turns into an event that is awaited for months. This time, the pianist steps beyond the usual framework of a solo evening and builds a lively dialogue between classical tradition and the freedom of jazz. The program alternates lyrical episodes, swift passages, and witty rhythmic games in one breath. Alongside him are musicians with whom he has shared years of performances. Andrey Ivanov's double bass provides a resilient foundation, David Tkebuchava's drums add drive and stage excitement. Boris Strulov's cello brings a velvety, singing timbre, Ekaterina Mochalova's domra refers to folk intonations, while Sofia Tyurina's saxophone and Sofia Viland's flute add a soft jazz light and unexpected airiness to the palette. KudaGo features the current program in Moscow.