Musical traditions from three continents will meet in one hall - bayan, accordion, and bandoneon will sound in an unusual orchestral accompaniment. This evening promises bright contrasts and lively emotions: from refined lyricism to rhythmic tango, from romanticism to the expression of modernity. The concert "Bayan, Accordion and Bandoneon with Orchestra" in the Chamber Hall of the House of Music is not just a performance, but a true story told through the language of three extraordinary instruments. The artists will unite Russian, European, and Latin American musical traditions, offering the audience a lively, dynamic, and touching program. On stage will perform recognized masters of performing art: Yosif Puritz - a star of the international stage, a bayanist of world renown with dozens of prestigious awards; Maria Vlasova - a delicate interpreter of classical and modern works; Andrey Stepanenko - a unique bandoneonist capable of conveying the atmosphere of Argentine tango to the last vibration. At the conductor's podium is maestro Evgeny Volchkov, leading the Academic Orchestra of Russian Folk Instruments named after N.N. Nekrasov. The first part will open before the audience with large-scale compositions that require maximum concentration and artistic mastery from the performers: Bronner's "Romantic Concert," Podgaitz's "Viva Voce," and Di Marino's concert for bandoneon. These are works in which emotion rises to a symphonic scale. In the second part, the program transforms into a kaleidoscope of musical miniatures. Balkan rhythms, the passion of Spanish music, elegant pieces by contemporary Russian composers, and of course, Piazzolla's tango in authentic performance on the bandoneon. Each number reveals new facets of familiar instruments and sounds like a separate story. Where to go in Moscow on weekends will be suggested by our website.