Favorite melodies from Soviet cinema, jazz improvisation, and chamber sound - all of this intertwines in the New Year program of Trio Alexander Rudovsky. Nostalgia, coziness, and a fresh perspective on familiar music - the evening promises to be touching, stylish, and lively at the same time. Every New Year brings not only tangerines and salads but also a return to those very films that are hard to imagine festive evenings without. "The Irony of Fate," "The Sorcerers," "Ivan Vasilyevich" - the music from these films has long become part of the personal history of millions of people. And now these melodies will sound anew. At the Yeltsin Center, as part of the New Year program, Trio Alexander Rudovsky will perform - a group that delicately combines jazz improvisations and recognizable motifs. The audience will experience a rethinking of the musical heritage of Soviet cinema: the compositions will be presented in a light, chamber, jazz interpretation that conveys a sense of freedom, flight, and inner warmth. In addition to the film music block, original works and jazz standards will be performed. All of this is united in a single program, where each chord is part of a story, and each musical turn is a reason for a smile or reflection. The trio has existed for over four years. Its members are Alexander Rudovsky (flügelhorn, pompon-trombone), Sergey Chashkin (jazz guitar), Ivan Sidorin (double bass). Together they create a rich yet light sound that stays with you for a long time. This concert is suitable for anyone who loves jazz, appreciates Soviet cinema, and seeks something more in the holidays than just background music. It is a meeting with music that speaks the language of feelings. Entertainment in Yekaterinburg is collected on our website.