• For music school students
• For adult amateurs
• For professionals interested in learning jazz 
• For music school and college teachers
• For accompanists
• For music school graduates who want to return to music lessons

• For developing the brain, memory and coordination
• For developing attention
• For reaction speed improvement for children and adults
• For pleasure

• Play chords and feel jazz rhythm
• Play and compose boogie-woogie of different difficulty levels
• Improvise using the Blues Scale and more
• How to play Jazz-Waltz, Bossa Nova and Blues
• Develop your own improvisations, analyzing the improvisations performed by Evgeny Lebedev
• Enjoy jazz

Evgeny Lebedev is the winner of the international jazz competition in Belgium, a prize-winner of the piano competition in Montreux (Switzerland) and the Made In New York Jazz Competition (USA), a graduate of Berklee College of Music. Being an active concert musician, Evgeny is also a member of the Moscow Union of Composers and a teacher at the Igor Butman Jazz Academy.

The musician took part in the largest jazz festivals in the world:
North Sea Jazz, Jazz Masters (Netherlands), Jazz a Juan (France), Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival, Tanglewood Jazz Festival (USA), Jazz Hoeilaart, Brussels Jazz Weekend (Belgium). He collaborated with jazz stars like: Jack DeJohnette, Marcus Miller, Lenny White, Randy Brecker, David Sanchez, Joe Lovano, David Fiuczynski, Kenwood Denard, Terri Lyne Carrington, George Garzone. In 2021 Evgeny Lebedev became the first among jazz pianists to become a Yamaha Artist in Russia.

Currently, Evgeny performs mainly as part of the LRK Trio, together with bassist Anton Revnyuk and drummer Ignat Kravtsov. The ensemble has entered the ranks of the most exported Russian jazz bands: their tour routes have taken them to Belgium, the Netherlands, Poland, Estonia, Switzerland, the USA, Japan, South Korea, Norway, Portugal, plus performances at many Russian festivals and concert venues.

Most of the trio's music is original. It is written by all three members of the ensemble. In 2017, the trio released their first international album, "If You Have a Dream," which immediately received good press around the world. In Russia, the album "If You Have a Dream" was released by Butman Music Records, and on the world market it is represented by the Norwegian label Losen Records. The album was named "Jazz Album of the Year" by the Russian Union of Music Critics, was featured in the list of recommended recordings by the European Jazz Media Chart, and then brought the Russian ensemble a Special Jury Award in the Made in New York jazz competition.

LRK Trio is not an ordinary jazz trio with a pianist. And it's not even about the fact that it is an open line-up, with which, depending on the creative tasks being solved, a string quartet, and invited soloists - singers, instrumentalists, entire ensembles - can appear on stage.

And it’s not that Lebedev plays not only the piano in the ensemble, but also electronic keyboards and the accordion, Revnyuk is one of the few jazz bassists in the country who plays both the acoustic double bass and the electric bass guitar at an equally high creative level, and Kravtsov brings many of the most modern timbre effects and rhythmic ideas to the sound of the drum kit. The fact is that the trio, while remaining on the solid foundation of jazz art, organically combines elements of many other types of music in their music - both academic and modern. Their music is not simple, but this is not complexity for the sake of complexity, it is simply great skill in the implementation of bright musical ideas.

And these ideas are dominated by a generous melodic richness that does not allow the listener to forget that the ensemble from Russia is playing, whose music is based on the rich heritage of Russian musical culture - a heritage that continues to influence the development of music around the world to this day. LRK Trio is a very modern group: their music is not museum-like, it always sounds like music of the twenty-first century, but stands on a powerful foundation of world-famous Russian musical culture, organically woven into the world scene, but not losing its own face.

Kirill Moshkow, editor-in-chief of the magazine "Jazz.Ru"

Alina Polyakova is a passionate music researcher and a big fan of jazz. Her long-standing interest in improvisation, jazz harmony and rhythms one day turned into a real path of search - knowledge, sound, freedom.

Alina graduated from the Faculty of Journalism of St. Petersburg State University, studied theater arts in New York, studied English philology, and also took courses in osteopathy and dietetics. But it was music that became what unites all her hobbies - through feelings, rhythm and live communication.

At the beginning of 2024, Alina opened the jazz club Inter view - an atmospheric space where not only music sounds. Also creative meetings, lectures, film screenings are held here - all as a symbol of the freedom to be yourself and love for living art.

Here Alina interviews interesting personalities. One of the guests was Evgeny Lebedev.

In the summer of the same year, Alina approached the pianist Evgeny Lebedev with the idea of taking lessons from him. There was no time for individual lessons, but an idea was born to create an educational course that would allow everyone to touch Evgeny’s unique style and complete the training easily, with interest and inspiration.