Anton Makarsky - actor, singer, and heartthrob, who has captivated audiences in the musicals "Metro" and "Notre-Dame de Paris," will present a unique concert. Accompanied by the Academic Orchestra of Russian Folk Instruments named after N.N. Nekrasov, he will perform well-known hits and deliver unforgettable emotions. Anton Makarsky, a renowned theater and film actor, as well as a singer with a unique vocal timbre, will once again delight his fans with a unique concert. This time he will perform alongside the Academic Orchestra of Russian Folk Instruments of Russia named after N.N. Nekrasov. The combination of Makarsky's vibrant vocals and the live sound of the orchestra will create an unparalleled atmosphere for the evening. The actor, beloved by audiences for his roles in the iconic musicals "Metro" and "Notre-Dame de Paris," has long established himself as a versatile artist. His performance of the famous "Belle" from the musical became a true hit, and his participation in the series "Poor Nastya" made him popular far beyond the theater stages. In this concert, Anton Makarsky will reveal himself in a new light - as a master of live communication with the audience and a magnificent vocalist. The idea for the joint project with the Academic Orchestra of Russian Folk Instruments arose after the artist accidentally found himself at a rehearsal of the orchestra and was impressed by the beauty and depth of the instruments' sound. It was then that he decided to create a concert program that would combine his vocal talents with the unique colors of folk instruments. On this evening, the audience will be able to hear both beloved hits and new compositions performed with the live accompaniment of the orchestra. Among the songs will be "Time for Stars" and "Farewell" by K. Arsenyev, "Sky" by R. Karmakov, "He and She" by M. Nasirov, as well as works created in collaboration with his wife Victoria Makarskaya - "Inok" and "Our People on the Moon." The chief conductor of the concert will be Evgeny Volchkov, the artistic director and chief conductor of the Academic Orchestra of Russian Folk Instruments named after N.N. Nekrasov. Under his leadership, the orchestra has already captivated the audience.