The interdisciplinary seminar for young scholars "Reading Losev" will unite the philosophy of sound by Ryasov and the phenomenology of music by Losev. Presented by Danila Shlapakov, a master's student at the Faculty of Philosophy of MSU. The interdisciplinary seminar for young scholars at the "House of Losev" is an opportunity to delve into scientific research at the intersection of philosophy and music. The meeting will examine Anatoly Ryasov's work "Barely Audible Hum" as a basis for analyzing the philosophy of sound in the context of Sound Studies *. The seminar will focus on important philosophical aspects of sound theory. Sound will be considered from the perspectives of non-classical philosophy, including the contributions of thinkers such as J. L. Nancy, R. M. Schafer, and others. During the lecture, special attention will be given to questions of the epistemology of sound and its role in music. The seminar will be of interest to anyone seeking to understand the relationship between sound and philosophy, and to those interested in the development of Sound Studies. An up-to-date program for Moscow is presented on KudaGo. * Sound Studies - studies of sound.