The Moscow Percussion Ensemble will perform Canto Ostinato - a hypnotic piece of Dutch minimalism. The power of rhythm, the focus of the performers, and the unique percussive sound create a concert that becomes a true meditative experience. One of the most captivating projects of the Moscow scene is returning - and this time in a format that sounds new. The Moscow Percussion Ensemble will perform Canto Ostinato - a piece that has become the calling card of Dutch composer Simeon ten Holt. This concert is a rare case where the minimalist score acquires a completely unique tangible power due to the exclusively percussive sound. Last year, this performance already made a splash in venues such as the Zaryadye Concert Hall, Pskov Fortress, and Kideksha. Now it returns to Moscow to once again immerse listeners in an atmosphere of sound meditation. Canto Ostinato is music that evolves not according to traditional laws of composition, but as if it lives its own life: the modules can vary, the duration of the concert changes depending on the mood of the musicians, and a true collective creation is born on stage. The uniqueness of this program lies not only in the hypnotic nature of the score itself but also in the highest mastery of the performers. The artistic director of the project, Andrey Volosovsky, is one of the most sought-after percussionists in the country. He plays in the musicAeterna orchestra under the direction of Teodor Currentzis, collaborates with foreign ensembles, and represents Russia at international festivals. The Moscow Percussion Ensemble is a team of virtuosos focused on avant-garde and experimental music. Their programs are always a synthesis of musical mastery, precision, and innovation. Hearing Canto Ostinato in such an interpretation is a rare opportunity that opens new horizons for sound perception. KudaGo features the current Moscow program.