Six musicians from Yekaterinburg play music without pre-written answers - at the intersection of rock, funk, fusion, and soul, where each concert unfolds in its own way. The "Collective of Seven Notes" returns to the Yeltsin Center with a program that includes familiar repertoire and new, previously unheard material. When six young musicians gathered in 2020 within the walls of the Ural State Conservatory named after Tchaikovsky, no manifesto was created. They simply found people who felt constrained within one genre - and it is very interesting what happens when different traditions collide and find a common language right on stage, in real-time live sound. The "Collective of Seven Notes" consists of six people: drums, bass, guitar, keys, trumpet, and tenor saxophone. Vyacheslav Evlyutin, Andrey Meshchersky, Egor Krytkin, Anastasia Shpileva, Alexander Rudovsky, and Denis Davydov. The sound of the ensemble exists at the intersection of rock, funk, fusion, and soul - but does not belong to any of these genres separately. The main focus is on improvisation. Entertainment in Yekaterinburg is collected on our website.