The event is dedicated to the 81st anniversary of Victory in the Great Patriotic War and the World Accordion Day. The bayan, accordion, and harmonica have long been part of the musical code of Russia, and this evening is dedicated to them. Students of the Russian Academy of Music named after Gnessin, pupils of Professor M. V. Vlasova, will perform on stage. After the opening of the specialized faculty at the Gnessin Institute in 1948, performers on folk instruments began to receive higher education alongside pianists and violinists, occupying a prominent place on the international stage. The repertoire of bayanists and accordionists has been enriched with music by Sofia Gubaidulina, Alexander Kholminov, Roman Ledenyov, Efrem Podgaits, Mikhail Bronner, Andrei Zhurbin, and other composers. The festival will be interesting for those who love classical music, follow young performers, and want to hear familiar instruments on a different scale. This is an evening of memory, continuity, and the living power of tradition, which continues to change while maintaining a connection to the past. Ideas on where to go in Moscow are gathered on our website.