The Chuvash singing tradition sounds like a living history - in harmonies, rhythms, and rare timbres. On stage, folk melodies, modern arrangements, and the strong vocals of August Ulyandina come together. Chuvash musical culture rarely resonates from urban stages in such an elaborate and thoughtful format. In this concert, ancient melodies and ritual motifs merge with modern stage thinking, preserving the authentic character of the tradition and its expressive power. The group DIVA works with folk material carefully and thoughtfully. The musicians maintain the rhythm, tonal foundation, and intonational nature of folk songs while revealing them through modern arrangements. This approach makes the music accessible to listeners of all ages without simplifying its content or losing depth. A special place in the program will be taken by the voice of August Ulyandina. Her singing style is built on a subtle sense of language, the plasticity of melody, and precise breath control. The songs are performed in different languages, but each retains a connection to the Chuvash tradition and its imagery. The program will also feature rare timbres of folk instruments - Chuvash bagpipes, flutes, as well as ensemble singing. The combined sound will create a rich musical fabric, alternating between chamber episodes and expansive ensemble fragments. If you don't know where to stroll in Moscow, visit KudaGo.