Jazz of the 1930s, Christmas spirit, and rare instruments like the washboard and sousaphone will all come together in one concert. The Easy Winners band will gift an evening full of live rhythm, improvisation, and the warmth of good old jazz. At the very end of December, when the streets of the city are already soaked in the anticipation of the holiday, the Easy Winners ensemble will perform on the stage of the Capella - an ensemble whose repertoire immerses listeners in the sound of 1930s jazz. The Easy Winners band has been around since 1998 and is rightly considered one of the main guardians of the jazz tradition of the first third of the 20th century. They perform at major festivals, play at the best venues in St. Petersburg and Europe, remaining true to their chosen aesthetic and the spirit of archaic jazz. Attention to historical details, unusual instruments, and deep knowledge of the material make their performances special. The musicians use unexpected instruments for a wide audience: instead of drums - a washboard, instead of a double bass - a sousaphone, instead of a guitar - a resonator guitar dobro. These "rarities" blend organically with the classic jazz ensemble - trumpet, saxophone, piano, and trombone. It is thanks to such instrumentation that the ensemble manages to create a lively, sincere, and recognizable sound. The St. Petersburg poster is available on KudaGo.