How has domestic jazz changed - from the first orchestras of the 30s to today's sounds? The St. Petersburg Jazz Orchestra, conducted by Sergey Bogdanov, takes us through the eras: swing and big band, cinematic intonations, modern rhythms - and that very drive that makes you want to nod along. Sometimes it seems that jazz in Russia started yesterday - with trendy clubs and big festivals. Then you remember the posters from the pre-war years, the first orchestras, the daring variety shows, and how this music survived, changed, and became central again. In this program, the St. Petersburg Jazz Orchestra, under the direction of Sergey Bogdanov, explores the evolution of domestic jazz by decades: from the 30s and big band discipline to modern sounds, where swing, urban lyricism, and sharp rhythmic patterns coexist. It's interesting to listen even for those who usually say, "I don't understand jazz." Here, it's easy to catch how the language changes - the timbre of the section, the character of the solo, the manner of keeping the pulse. We tell you on KudaGo where to go in St. Petersburg this weekend for free.