The anniversary evening brings together on one stage the Oleg Lundstrem Orchestra and prominent artists of the Russian jazz scene. The program features music that is linked to the history of the ensemble, the energy of the big band, recognizable standards, and a rare sense of live continuity, where the legend sounds particularly bright in the present time. The evening is dedicated to a name without which it is impossible to imagine the history of domestic jazz. The orchestra, created by Oleg Lundstrem, has long become part of the musical memory of the country, and the anniversary program transforms the story of the past into a full-fledged stage action with a powerful lineup of participants and the recognizable sound of a large jazz ensemble. At the center of the program is music that is connected to the biography of the orchestra and to the very tradition of academically precise, vibrant, live jazz. Original pieces by Oleg Lundstrem will be performed, as well as works by Duke Ellington, Count Basie, Glenn Miller, and other masters whose scores shaped the language of the genre. This lineup makes the concert interesting for both those who have long followed the jazz scene and those who are just beginning to get acquainted with it through the strongest and most expressive examples. A separate interest is raised by the lineup of participants. At the helm is Boris Frumkin, under whose leadership the ensemble maintains stylistic accuracy, orchestral culture, and sound flexibility. Special guests will join the orchestra - Sergey Zhilin, Mariam Merabova, Anya Chipovskaya, Anna Buturlina, and Mari Karne. Thanks to this, the evening promises to be multi-layered: different timbres, manners, and stage characters will meet, and the program itself will gain additional dramatic volume. Where to go with a child in Moscow, look for on our website.