The music of Carlos Chavez is not just sounds, but a bridge between the past and the future, culture and avant-garde. In this concert, imaginary rituals of ancient civilizations come to life in modern forms. Percussion, wind instruments, the living body of the ensemble - everything comes together in a musical journey to 'strange shores'. The musical avant-garde of Latin America is a rare phenomenon on Russian stages, and that is why the evening dedicated to Mexican composer Carlos Chavez generates such interest. As part of the Classicaplus series, works that have become Chavez's calling card will be performed - from chamber experiments to a massive toccata for six percussionists. Carlos Chavez is truly an epic figure. Without formal education, he led the main musical institutions of his country and became the leading avant-gardist of Mexico in the 20th century. His music is a bold synthesis of cultures: on one hand - the influence of Stravinsky and Satie, on the other - folklore and ancient civilizations of Central America. The compositions 'Xochipilli' and 'Toccata' are not merely illustrative, but sound as independent artistic statements: in them, rhythm acquires magical power, the wind palette resonates with ritual form, and form resonates with archetypes. The Classicaplus ensemble elevates layers of musical heritage that combine rhythmic freedom, historical reconstruction, and the aesthetics of contemporary art. For those interested in avant-garde, cultural syntheses, and unconventional sound, this concert will be a true discovery. It is more than an academic evening - it is a cultural expedition. Works to be performed: Soli I, Soli II, toccata for percussion, and imagined music of the Aztecs. The program involves more than ten musicians, including masters of wind and percussion instruments. The conference will ensure a smooth transition between the pieces and help to hear not only the sounds but also the contexts. The current poster for Moscow is presented on KudaGo.