The program connects Mozart and jazz improvisations in an evening where familiar themes receive new life. The anniversary program dedicated to Mozart is interesting primarily for its unexpected perspective. Here, the music of the Viennese classic sounds alongside jazz improvisations, meaning that the familiar concert format gains an additional dimension. On one hand, the program includes compositions that firmly enter the academic repertoire, while on the other hand, there is space for lively imagination, free breathing, and a new look at well-known material. It is this combination that makes the evening particularly appealing to an audience that values both form and spontaneity. At the center of the program are Symphony No. 40, Piano Concerto No. 12, and Concerto for Two Pianos with Orchestra No. 10. These compositions allow listeners to hear Mozart in all his fullness: from inner tension and drama to clarity, agility, and almost theatrical lightness. Alongside them appear jazz improvisations based on recognizable musical themes. This approach does not destroy the academic fabric of the evening; rather, it helps to feel how alive and open this music remains even after centuries. Particular interest is raised by the participation of two pianists - Daniil Kramer and Valery Grokhovsky. Their duet has existed for many years, and during this time the musicians have developed a rare sense of ensemble, where academic precision combines with the freedom of jazz thinking. This is why the program promises to be especially expressive: the listener will hear not a mechanical connection of two traditions, but a natural conversation in which classical music and jazz find a common language. For piano music, such a format is always particularly advantageous, as the instrument is equally convincing in both strict form and improvisational spirit.