Songs from "Frozen", "The Little Mermaid", "The Princess and the Frog" and "The Lion King" will sound in a mature way - with a live orchestra, soft swing, and bright solos. Anna Buturlina, the voice of Elsa and Tiana, will blend jazz and movie hits in a way that makes you want to sing along, laugh, and remember your favorite scenes with the whole family - in one concert. When it seems that miracles are left in childhood, just a couple of familiar chords is enough - and your mind is already flashing with snowy mountains, underwater palaces, and savannas under the stars. On this day, melodies from Disney cartoons will meet a live pop-jazz orchestra on stage: the music from the screen stories will sound voluminous, with drive and warmth, like a big family celebration. The main heroine of the evening is Anna Buturlina. Her voice is known even to those who rarely attend concerts: she is the one who sings in Russian for Queen Elsa in "Frozen" and for Princess Tiana in "The Princess and the Frog". The singer's biography includes a performance at the Oscar ceremony in Los Angeles and participation in events at the UN venues in New York. She sings jazz, works in musicals, and has been a soloist with the orchestras of Oleg Lundstrem and Igor Butman - so in familiar themes, adult charm and subtle nuances easily emerge. The Odintsovo pop-jazz orchestra under the direction of Yuri Koveshnikov will add swing, rhythm section, and rich colors of brass to the popular melodies. Here, details matter: short call-and-response between instruments, precise pauses, unexpected turns of harmony. This presentation makes the music alive, not just "background" - you want to follow every verse and catch how the mood changes. The program features "The Little Mermaid", "The Lion King", "Frozen" and other hits - the very ones you want to hum quietly on the way home. The format will suit both children and adults: little ones will hear their favorite songs "like in the cartoon", while parents will catch pleasant nostalgia and understand why these melodies live on for decades. Where to go in Moscow on weekends, our website will tell you.