The festive program will present well-known melodies from films, arranged for jazz orchestra and voice. The combination of timbres, expressive intonations, and live interaction among musicians creates a rich sound that emphasizes the cinematic quality of the music and enhances its emotional depth. The evening's program addresses melodies that have accompanied domestic cinema for many years and form an important part of the musical memory of several generations. The performers carefully build the dramaturgy of the concert, transitioning from lyrical themes to more energetic episodes while maintaining the expressiveness of each phrase. The combination of voice and jazz orchestra allows familiar material to be heard in a different timbral light, where nuances, rhythmic accents, and the character of individual works gain significance. Soprano Hibla Gerzmava gives clarity and plasticity to the musical line, making the vocal numbers sound particularly poignant. The large jazz orchestra under the direction of Petr Vostokov reveals the possibilities of the instrumental group, highlighting the contrast between soft harmonic progressions and more vibrant ensemble constructions. The arrangements create a new perception of the melodies, preserving their recognizability and enhancing expressiveness through timbral transitions and dynamic solutions. Particular attention is drawn to the variety of selected numbers - from lullabies to dance episodes and pop songs related to cinema from different decades. This selection emphasizes the multifaceted nature of the musical material and allows listeners to see how themes written for screen stories gain independent strength in concert performance. The combination of jazz flexibility and vocal expressiveness forms a cohesive perception of the program. Where to go in Moscow is known by KudaGo.