Dmitry Cherevko will present a unique program at the Culture Center «Rassvet», combining works of ancient masters and the modern cycle «Carpe Diem» by Belgian composer Gilbert Isbin. The music for the Renaissance guitar will be showcased in its entirety-from the refined ballads of the 16th century to bold sound experiments of the 21st century. The evening at the Culture Center «Rassvet» will be a rare opportunity to hear how an ancient instrument reveals itself in a modern sound. Dmitry Cherevko, one of the leading Russian performers on historical plucked instruments, has prepared a program that unites music from the Renaissance era and contemporary works. The central event of the concert will be the performance of the cycle «Carpe Diem», written by Belgian composer Gilbert Isbin specifically for Cherevko. This composition represents a series of sound experiments where Baroque strictness coexists with minimalism, and the possibilities of the Renaissance guitar are revealed in a new, unexpected light. The first recording of the cycle, released in 2022, received acclaim from both the audience and critics, and now it can be heard in its live embodiment. At the same time, the program includes gems from the 16th century: ballads, dances, pavans, and courantes created by masters from different countries. The music of Sermisy, Mainerio, Praetorius, and other composers brings listeners back to the feudal era when the guitar and its predecessors resonated in halls and squares, creating an atmosphere of celebration and refined leisure. Dmitry Cherevko himself is well-known as a multi-instrumentalist and researcher of early music. His discography includes dozens of releases, he has performed at major festivals, collaborated with ensembles of early and contemporary music, and created his own unique projects. His work with the Renaissance guitar and viola da gamba opens to the public nearly forgotten layers of musical culture. If you don't know where to stroll in Moscow, visit KudaGo.