November 5, 2025, at 20:00
Сinema Jazz — A Jazz Evening by Candlelight
On this night, the Ashdod concert hall 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.
Neri Topchiu — double bassist of the Haifa Symphony Orchestra and Big Band. Performed with Matic Caspi, Shlomo Gronich, David Broza, as well as with Ray Charles and Stevie Wonder. Appeared worldwide, including in China and the USA.
Sergey Nikityuk — virtuoso pianist, international competition laureate, graduate of the Odessa Academy of Music. Founder of the ensemble Sergiy Nikityuk & Jazz Do It, accompanist and lecturer at the Hadera Municipal Conservatory. Master of both classical and jazz repertoire, with jazz holding a special place in his work. Author of the album 88 Piano Keys, performs at festivals and concerts across Israel and Europe.
Stanislav Zilberman — master percussionist in Jazz, Latin, and Fusion. Collaborated with Leonid Ptashka, Guy Mintus, Joel Alexander, and James Morrison.
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.
Neri Topchiu — double bassist of the Haifa Symphony Orchestra and Big Band. Performed with Matic Caspi, Shlomo Gronich, David Broza, as well as with Ray Charles and Stevie Wonder. Appeared worldwide, including in China and the USA.
Sergey Nikityuk — virtuoso pianist, international competition laureate, graduate of the Odessa Academy of Music. Founder of the ensemble Sergiy Nikityuk & Jazz Do It, accompanist and lecturer at the Hadera Municipal Conservatory. Master of both classical and jazz repertoire, with jazz holding a special place in his work. Author of the album 88 Piano Keys, performs at festivals and concerts across Israel and Europe.
Stanislav Zilberman — master percussionist in Jazz, Latin, and Fusion. Collaborated with Leonid Ptashka, Guy Mintus, Joel Alexander, and James Morrison.
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