Songs by Piaf and Aznavour, Brel and Dalida will sound as if Paris is nearby. In winter, we especially crave light and beautiful melodies - and here French chanson comes to the rescue. This is music where every word is held by intonation, and the chorus is remembered from the first time. The program includes songs from the repertoire of Édith Piaf, Charles Aznavour, Jacques Brel, Yves Montand, Dalida, and other heroes of the golden age. On stage - vocalist Yulia Morgoeva and the ensemble: piano, accordion, double bass, drums. This lineup makes the sound alive and cinematic: somewhere the accordion pulls a delicate line, somewhere the double bass adds velvet, and the piano gathers everything into a cohesive story. If you love when a song sounds in its original language and retains the rhythm of speech, this evening will hit the mark. You will hear familiar melodies and be able to compare how chanson works differently: it can be festive, contemplative, and a bit ironic. There is no need to understand the genre - just allow yourself to listen, catch the meaning in the pauses and in the timbre. Look for other events in Moscow on KudaGo.