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Chris McNulty (USA) and Paul Bollenback (USA) with the participation of Russian musicians. McNulty is a remarkable jazz vocalist, performing ballads, post-bop compositions, and her own interpretations of old and modern jazz standards with equal success. Paul Bollenback is a very prominent figure in jazz, an excellent guitarist, partner of the famous organist Joey De Francesco. McNulty and Bollenback have been playing together since 2001, when they recorded an album together. Since then, the duo has toured a lot, including in Russia. July 8-13 at Le Club, 20.00.
Gabin (Italy). Electronic-jazz project of bass guitarist Massimo Bottini and DJ Fillipo Clari. Two musicians of different styles, but equally obsessed with music, created an original project that combines the dynamism and assertiveness of jazz with the romance and softness of lounge. This time, as many as seven people will play on stage. The concert is planned not only in Moscow, but also in St. Petersburg, Samara and Novosibirsk. Tinkoff, 21.00.
Trio by Alexey Kuznetsov. The ensemble of one of the most respected Russian jazz guitarists. "Seasons", 20.00.
Dr. Nick. Funk, blues. Cool Train, 21.00.
Nora Ivanova (vocals) and the trio of pianist Evgeniy Borets. Jazz. "Blue Bird", 21.00.
Kirkincho Sp. Music of the Andean Indians, performed on authentic or homemade instruments. "Oracle of the Divine Bottle", 22.00.
"Cruise". Veterans of the Soviet-Russian pop scene. "B2", 23.00.
“Women and Men: Stories of Seduction” (USA, 1990). Directed by Frederic Raphael, Ken Russell, Tony Richardson. Starring Melanie Griffith, Dames Woods, Molly Ringwald, Peter Weller. Three short stories based on material from the 30s and 40s, film adaptations of stories by Mary McCarthy, Dorothy Parker and Ernest Hemingway. “Club on Brestskaya”, 20.00.
CONCERTS
The Russian string quartet consisting of Tatyana Berkul (violin), Narine Simonyan (violin), Elena Ozol (viola) and Lyudmila Kruzhkova (cello) will play works by Schubert and Mendelssohn. As part of the festival “Music in Museums, Palaces and Estates of Moscow”. Museum-Estate “Kuskovo”, 19.00.
The Moscow Symphony Orchestra under the baton of Vladimir Ziva and conductor Arthur Arnold will perform Tchaikovsky's overture-fantasy "Romeo and Juliet" and Rimsky-Korsakov's "Scheherazade" suite in the open air in the courtyard of the Yusupov Palace of the Arkhangelskoye estate. July 19 at 15.00.
MOVIE. COMEDIES
“How to get rid of a guy in 10 days” (USA, 2003). Directed by Donald Petrie. Starring Kate Hudson, Matthew McConaughey, Adam Goldberg, Kathryn Hahn. Zaryadye, MDM Kino.
"Anger Management" (USA, 2003). Directed by Peter Segal. Starring Jack Nicholson, Adam Sandler, John Turturro, Woody Harrelson, Harry Dean Stanton, Heather Graham, John C. Reilly. A businessman (Sandler), after being rude to a flight attendant, ends up in an “anger management” course taught by an aggressive instructor (Nicholson). “Cinema Center”, “Wick”, “Formula Cinema”.
THEATERS
"The Cherry Orchard" by A.P. Chekhov. Directed by Mark Rozovsky. Starring G. Borisova, N. Baronina, A. Masalov, A. Molotkov, I. Staroseltsev, O. Lebedeva, V. Zaslavskaya, K. Transkaya and others. As part of the Theater Festival. A.P. Chekhov (read about the festival on page 10). Theater "At the Nikitsky Gate", 19.00.
"Profitable Place" by A. Ostrovsky. Directed by Konstantin Raikin. Starring D. Sukhanov, G. Siyatvinda, A. Yakubov, Yu. Lakhin, A. Yakunina, G. Tarkhanova. Theater "Satyricon", 19.00.
EXHIBITIONS
"Charles de Gaulle". The exhibition, dedicated to the life and work of an outstanding political figure, is being held for the first time on such a scale outside of France. The exhibition presents materials telling about the childhood and youth of Charles de Gaulle and his family. The main part of the exhibition is dedicated to the period of the Second World War. Among the exhibits telling about the Normandy-Niemen air regiment is a Yak-3 aircraft, one of the aircraft presented to de Gaulle by Stalin (the regiment's pilots flew to France in June 1945). The exhibition also includes exhibits (documents and films) telling about de Gaulle's presidential activities, including the original constitution of 1958. Historical Museum, until October 15. Opening today at 16.00.
“The theater begins with a poster.” In the middle of the 19th century. A tradition has developed of individually ordering theater posters and programs from famous artists. In the 1880s In Russian printing houses, equipment appeared that made it possible to replicate color images, and from that time on, “every new performance of Russian theaters was accompanied by an original poster and an artistically executed program.” Theater posters were drawn by Ivan Bilibin, Alexander Golovin, Andrei Bakst, Valentin Serov, Sergei Sudeikin and Boris Zvorykin, Vladimir Mayakovsky. The exhibition features about 150 theater posters and programs created by these artists. Museum of Theater Arts named after. Bakhrushin, until August 10.
"At 4." Within the framework of the “Creative Workshops” of the National Center for Contemporary Art, acquaintance with foreign educational institutions continues. This time, the famous Turkish artist Zekiye Sarikartal and young authors - students and graduates of Bilkent University - are visiting the Center. This is perhaps the first exhibition of contemporary Turkish art in Russia. National Center for Contemporary Art, until July 13.
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