The legendary Second Piano Concerto by Rachmaninoff will come to life in a jazz interpretation - with subtle improvisation, unexpected transitions, and the depth of classical music preserved. The "Arimoya Trio" will create a unique dialogue between academic music and the free breath of jazz. Emotions are guaranteed! An evening where classical music and jazz enter into a vibrant dialogue will give listeners a completely new sound to familiar masterpieces. On stage is the author project "Arimoya Trio," featuring pianist Alexander Mironov, bassist Ekaterina Pshenitsyna, and drummer Dmitry Vlasenko. These musicians are known for their ability to find unexpected facets in already familiar works, giving them freshness and improvisational freedom. The central piece of the program is Rachmaninoff's Second Piano Concerto - one of the most emotionally charged and recognizable compositions in the history of Russian music. Thanks to the jazz arrangement with elements of fusion and soul, the listener will see this work in a new light - while preserving its melodic strength and orchestral scale. In addition, the trio will present an original suite inspired by Prokofiev's famous cantata "Alexander Nevsky." This is not just a rearrangement - it is a rethinking, a bold experiment, the first of its kind, that connects heroic dramaturgy with jazz plasticity. The music of the "Arimoya Trio" is not a genre fusion, but a living creative search, where improvisation becomes a tool for deep penetration into the essence of the work. Such a concert will be interesting for both classical music connoisseurs and modern jazz lovers. It breaks the boundaries of the familiar and invites contemplation, feelings, and wonder. Where to go with a child in Moscow, look for on our website.