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Concert of Ah Astakhova

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29.08.2025 · 19:30
Where
Moscow
Omega Tsvetnoy Rooftop
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In the evening, Moscow is especially beautiful - especially if viewed from above, breathing in fresh air and listening to words filled with light and meaning. An atmospheric poetic evening with Irina Astakhova, known by her artistic name Ah Astakhova, will take place on the covered terrace of the "Tsvetnoy" department store. The poetess's new program titled "Where Light Multiplies," created in tandem with composer Yulia Chen, will be a delicate dialogue with the audience - about love, self-discovery, and small revelations that change life. The format of the evening is intimate, almost homey. There will be no barriers between the artist and the listener: each poem will sound as if it were written just for you. The light sound of the piano will emphasize the lyrics, while the panorama of Old Moscow behind the poetess will serve as a living backdrop. You can settle down with a glass of sparkling wine, or simply close your eyes and listen - in any case, the magic of words and music will find its way to the heart. The program includes premieres of fresh poems born in recent months, as well as those works that have already become iconic for fans of Irina's creativity. They touch, warm, help to endure difficult moments, and inspire change. The venue is chosen not by chance: the all-weather terrace of "Tsvetnoy" offers a breathtaking view of the city, and the cozy space protects from the whims of the weather. Here, one can forget the rush of the metropolis to spend an evening among like-minded people - those who appreciate the beauty of words and the sincerity of emotions.

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