Baku"s Sanat Art Center hosted a special concert titled Jazz-Mugham. According to Report, the performance brought together virtuosity, improvisation, and emotional depth into a single, unified musical expression on stage. The concert featured renowned artists from Azerbaijan and France, each adding their distinctive style and mastery to the evening. Etibar Asadli, a celebrated Azerbaijani pianist, composer, and arranger who maintains a creative presence between Paris and Baku, presented music that bridges East and West. His compositions combine mugham, jazz, folk, and academic music elements, and have drawn acclaim on prestigious European stages. Vocalist Ilkin Dovlatov, one of Azerbaijan"s most expressive voices and a leading representative of the new generation of mugham performers, showcased a unique ability to blend traditional Eastern intonations with modern jazz, infusing each performance with profound emotional depth. Honored Artist of Azerbaijan Ruslan Huseynov, an internationally recognized bass player, delivered a technically grounded yet fluid performance, providing rhythmic stability and harmonic richness throughout the concert. French drummer Martin Wangermee, known for his performances on Europe"s prominent jazz stages, impresses with technical precision, nuanced rhythms, and energetic stage presence. His improvisations and dynamic beats created a distinctive jazz atmosphere. Throughout the evening, Azerbaijani national melodies intertwined seamlessly with contemporary jazz rhythms, offering the audience a refined musical experience and innovative artistic expression. With project like this Sanat Art Center aims to showcase the richness and modern versatility of Azerbaijani music, strengthen its role as a platform for local and international musicians, and bring diverse audiences together through unique cultural experiences.

Baku"s Sanat Art Center hosted a special concert titled Jazz-Mugham. According to Report, the performance brought together virtuosity, improvisation, and emotional depth into a single, unified musical expression on stage. The concert featured renowned artists from Azerbaijan and France, each adding their distinctive style and mastery to the evening. Etibar Asadli, a celebrated Azerbaijani pianist, composer, and arranger who maintains a creative presence between Paris and Baku, presented music that bridges East and West. His compositions combine mugham, jazz, folk, and academic music elements, and have drawn acclaim on prestigious European stages. Vocalist Ilkin Dovlatov, one of Azerbaijan"s most expressive voices and a leading representative of the new generation of mugham performers, showcased a unique ability to blend traditional Eastern intonations with modern jazz, infusing each performance with profound emotional depth. Honored Artist of Azerbaijan Ruslan Huseynov, an internationally recognized bass player, delivered a technically grounded yet fluid performance, providing rhythmic stability and harmonic richness throughout the concert. French drummer Martin Wangermee, known for his performances on Europe"s prominent jazz stages, impresses with technical precision, nuanced rhythms, and energetic stage presence. His improvisations and dynamic beats created a distinctive jazz atmosphere. Throughout the evening, Azerbaijani national melodies intertwined seamlessly with contemporary jazz rhythms, offering the audience a refined musical experience and innovative artistic expression. With project like this Sanat Art Center aims to showcase the richness and modern versatility of Azerbaijani music, strengthen its role as a platform for local and international musicians, and bring diverse audiences together through unique cultural experiences.

BAKU /Trend Life/ – The first major concert of the Children's Center for Music and Art Sənət, titled "Talents Stepping on the Path of Art" (Sənət yolunda addımlayan istedadlar), took place at the Opera Studio of the Baku Music Academy named after Uzeyir Hajibeyli, reports Trend Life. This significant event marked a new milestone in the history of the Sənət Children's Center – for the first time, the concert was held outside the center's premises and presented to a wider audience on one of the city's most prestigious stages. On this day, young performers showcased their solo pieces as well as ensemble performances.

On May 28, a festive concert dedicated to Azerbaijan’s Independence Day was held at the SANAT Art Center. As reported by Day.Az, on this special day the center was filled with music, dance, and joy, bringing together children, parents, and teachers in an atmosphere of national pride and unity. The program featured performances by the center’s students, who enthusiastically presented national and modern dances, played musical instruments, and delighted guests with heartfelt songs. Each performance was a vivid expression of love for their native culture and respect for the country’s history. It was especially heartwarming to see how actively parents took part in the event — not only supporting their children with applause, but also joining in the celebration themselves, sharing moments of joy and inspiration with the students.

BAKU /Trend Life/ – On May 1, the stage of the Sanat Creative Center hosted a vibrant musical event – a solo concert by the outstanding French pianist Pierre-Yves Plat. Known for his virtuoso performance and unique blend of classical and jazz styles, the musician captivated the Baku audience from the very first notes, Trend Life reports.