Masterpieces of Film Music in Jazz

Masterpieces of Film Music in Jazz invites you to relive the vibrant, unforgettable themes that have forever colored the soundscape of Russian cinema. Drawing inspiration from classics such as “Slave of Love,” “Seventeen Moments of Spring,” and “Moscow Does Not Believe in Tears,” this concert film takes listeners on a journey where beloved melodies are reimagined through the energetic, improvisational language of jazz. The spotlight falls on the Arimoya Trio—Alexander Mironov’s visionary project—which brings fresh, stylish arrangements of Eduard Artemyev’s iconic themes to life. The trio’s dynamic interplay breathes new depth into Artemyev’s compositions, turning each piece into a bouquet of “music of love.” Beyond Artemyev, the program features lush jazz interpretations of works by the legendary Eduard Kolmanovsky, Isaak Dunaevsky, Mikael Tariverdiev, Alexander Zatsepin, Alexandra Pakhmutova, Vladimir Shainsky, Evgeny Krylatov, and Sergey Nikitin. These composers, pillars of Russian musical heritage, continue to captivate with their brightness, depth, and expressive power. Since its inception in 2010, Arimoya Trio has consistently pushed creative boundaries, collaborating with renowned Russian jazz artists and always surprising audiences with daring new perspectives on familiar musical treasures. Whether you’re a seasoned fan of film music or new to the genre, this concert film offers an atmospheric, exhilarating experience that bridges the emotional world of cinema with the improvisational spirit of jazz. *Program is subject to change. For details and tickets, follow the external link.*