The vocal program dedicated to the artist Alexander Rychkow-Galaktionov combines painting and classical music. Romances and masterpieces of Russian composers will be performed live by Anna Rychkova and Nikita Kozulin, turning the concert into a sincere conversation about memory, inspiration, and hope for attentive and sensitive listeners. In the White Hall of the Lermontov Museum, familiar and beloved melodies of Russian vocal lyricism will be performed, collected in a program dedicated to the artist Alexander Nikolayevich Rychkow-Galaktionov. The concert connects the story of one creative destiny with the expressive world of academic music, where each piece becomes a stroke in the painter's portrait. Scenes from the artist's life, memories of different periods of his journey, and stories about his works will be heard alongside romances and arias by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, Sergey Vasilievich Rachmaninoff, Nikolai Andreyevich Rimsky-Korsakov, and Mikhail Ivanovich Glinka. The program also includes classics of urban romance, adding tones of personal confession and chamber warmth. At the piano is Anna Rychkova, a pianist, educator, and public figure, for whom the family legacy is connected with two arts. She performs on Russian and international stages, works with young musicians, and helps them find their own voice. On this evening, Anna carefully builds a musical space where paintings and sounds support each other. The vocal part is entrusted to Nikita Kozulin, a student of the Saint Petersburg State Conservatory named after Nikolai Andreyevich Rimsky-Korsakov. A laureate of international competitions and a participant in theatrical projects, he feels at ease both on the academic stage and in a chamber format. In the romances and pieces, subtle nuances of the text, half-tones of moods, and shifts in emotional states will be heard - from bright sadness to inspiring uplift. The concert will be of interest to those who love the Russian vocal tradition, are interested in painting, and are looking for events with a thoughtful artistic concept.