Saxophones take on the role of guitars and vocals: the female ensemble SIRENES Saxophone plays rock hits in a way that makes you want to sing along and move. The program includes KISS, Scorpions, Linkin Park, AC/DC, ballads by "Aria" and "DDT", followed by a sharp turn into the ska-punk of "Leningrad" - without pathos, with drive and improvisation, in one breath. Rock is familiar to most through guitar riffs and drums, but changing the main timbre makes familiar songs work differently. On this evening, the saxophones take the lead: the female ensemble SIRENES Saxophone transforms popular hits into a vibrant stage action, where energy is maintained through breath, precise attacks, and unexpected sound plasticity. The group emphasizes freedom and live delivery. The musicians easily step outside the boundaries of the academic sound of the instrument: the saxophone can be sharp like an electric guitar, warm like a voice, and elastic like a bass line. An important part of the style is improvisation: familiar melodies receive new twists, and each verse can sound with a different mood. The selection includes world hits from KISS, Scorpions, Linkin Park, and AC/DC, which have long become symbols of different rock eras. Alongside them are lyrical ballads from "Aria" and "DDT", and then a sharp acceleration into the ska-punk of "Leningrad". This montage of genres does not allow for relaxation: after the recognizable chorus, another rhythm, another density, another emotion immediately follows. Ideas for where to go in Moscow are gathered on our website.