The Golden Era concert will feature the most popular jazz melodies of the 20th century, works from the period from 1920 to 1950, which later became jazz standards, and the period between the First and Second World Wars was called the Golden Era of Jazz. During that period jazz music became an important cultural and social phenomenon, and the works of that time have secured their popularity to this day.
Pianist Povilas Jaraminas and singer Agnė Sabulytė will perform works by G. Gershwin, E. Garner, B. Golson, G. Miller, V. Young, D. Ellington, C. Porter, J. Kern, J. Kander, etc., presented by the most prominent jazz legends of the time, such as J. Garland, F. Sinatra, E. Most of these songs were written for musicals or films, but they also became well established as songs in their own right, and many of them became calling cards.
"Classical jazz, like classical music, is an unforgettable classic that you want to listen to, play and cherish" - Povilas Jaraminas.
"I am delighted to be able to get in touch with this timeless music of extraordinary beauty and depth that is so captivating with its brilliant simplicity and enchanting subtleties. Together with jazz maestro Povilas Jaraminas, it is much more courageous and very interesting to explore the golden era of jazz. Music that makes the soul smile, that inspires faith even when sad clouds cover the sky, and the personalities who have created and performed it are the greatest teachers of development, so all you have to do is listen, hear, learn from a creative partner with many years of experience, and pass it on to your inner world. We are looking forward to welcoming everyone who is interested in jazz classics", - Agnė Sabulytė