Сinema Jazz
A Jazz Evening by Candlelight

On this night Concert hall in Rishon LeZion transforms into Hollywood’s Golden Age.

Under the glow of hundreds of candles, songs from beloved films come alive — bold, sensual, and reimagined in jazz.

On stage — a true jazz band and a dazzling voice: Sofi Chudnovsky (the voice of Netflix, acclaimed theatre and musical actress). Like the leading lady of a Hollywood musical, she brings music and emotion, brilliant artistry, and an authentic jazz performance.

Together with her band, Sofi immerses the audience in the magic of the silver screen: from Breakfast at Tiffany’s to Pulp Fiction, from Dirty Dancing to The Bodyguard, from Shrek to Titanic.
This is not just another evening of jazz standards — it’s a meeting of two worlds, where classic jazz collides with neon lights and the burning glow of the Dream Factory.

That unforgettable melody from Ghost will return — shimmering in candlelight and tender jazz phrasing. And of course, the night wouldn’t be complete without timeless gems: Hit the Road Jack, Summertime, and many more.

A concert that travels between two great eras.
A concert-show. Vivid. Genuine.

“Cinema is music you can see" — Steven Spielberg

Line-up
Sofi Chudnovsky — jazz singer, multi-instrumentalist, Netflix dubbing actress, vocal coach, soloist of the Haifa Big Band, and resident artist of Gig House. Former soloist of St. Petersburg orchestras and head of the pop department at the Elena Obraztsova Academy of Music.

Valery Rovinsky - bass guitarist, double bassist, and Chapman Stick player. Throughout his 30-year career in Saint Petersburg, he has collaborated with over a hundred bands and performed at major festivals. He is a laureate of the international "Tchaikovsky in Jazz" competition. Since 2022, he has been living in Israel, where he is actively involved in concert and studio projects.

Yakov Muravin - a pianist and bandleader, one of the prominent figures on the Israeli jazz scene. He began his musical journey in Russia, where he naturally combined a passion for rock with a deep love for classical music. After moving to Israel, he enrolled at the Jerusalem Academy of Music, where he became one of Professor Isaac Katz’s favorite students. Even during his studies, his repertoire stood out for its exceptionally high technical complexity. His passion for virtuosic classical music naturally led him to jazz, and the combination of academic training, rock energy, and impeccable technique has made Muravin one of the leading pianists and bandleaders in Israeli jazz.

Stanislav Zilberman — master percussionist in Jazz, Latin, and Fusion. Collaborated with Leonid Ptashka, Guy Mintus, Joel Alexander, and James Morrison.