In the museum's chamber hall, the soft breath of the guitar meets the velvety timbre of the saxophone. Latin American rhythms, the interplay of improvisations, and the lively dialogue between two musicians create an evening where academic tradition unexpectedly coexists with jazz freedom, reminding us how music can change moods and spark new stories. The project has gathered in one hall those who love attentive, thoughtful sound and live communication with musicians. The guitar and saxophone take center stage as two interlocutors who speak different languages but understand each other perfectly. One instrument brings echoes of the Spanish tradition into the music, while the other reaches for jazz and urban night stories. The combination of these worlds makes the program especially appealing to those who are tired of loud shows and seek an intimate, almost personal experience of music. The evening is structured as a journey through Latin America-from the shady alleys of old cities to open squares where tango, samba, and other recognizable rhythms resonate. The concert will feature works by Astor Piazzolla, Antonio Carlos Jobim, Heitor Villa-Lobos, Celso Machado, and other composers whose melodies have long become part of the global musical landscape. Entertainment in Yekaterinburg can be found on our website.