Spanish passion, Latin American pulse, and Russian lyricism converge in an evening with Dmitry Murin. In the first part - guitar pieces by Rodrigo, Barrios, and Asensio with vibrant rhythms and subtle colors. In the second - romances and folk songs, where the musician also reveals himself as a vocalist, and familiar melodies sound anew. When bright colors are desired in winter, the guitar helps: one instrument can sound like a whole orchestra. In this concert, Dmitry Murin constructs the program as a journey through three traditions - Spain, Latin America, and Russia. The listener does not need to understand the nuances of genres: it is enough to trust the timbre, rhythm, and lively intonation. In the first part - music where gesture and pulse are important. In the pages of Rodrigo, Barrios, and Asensio, the guitar sparkles at times and becomes almost confessional. The sound can be transparent, like a sunbeam, and a minute later - dense and dramatic, with sharp accents and quiet whispers. The program also includes compositions for classical guitar by S. Rudnev and V. Biktashev: here a different temperament is heard, but the same yearning for expressive melody and clear form. In the second part, the evening shifts its optics. The Russian line sounds - romances and folk songs. Murin goes beyond the role of an instrumentalist and sings himself, so familiar texts are perceived especially closely. The guitar accompaniment keeps the pulse, while the voice adds human warmth, without theatricality and unnecessary pressure. This is a rare format for the academic stage: one artist simultaneously leads both the melody and the meaning. Dmitry Murin is a guitarist, vocalist, and conductor. He has won and been a laureate of international guitar competitions in Israel, Italy, Kazakhstan, and Russia. His experience also includes pedagogy: he teaches at the Russian Academy of Music named after Gnessin and at Moscow State Pedagogical University. This background is heard in the details - in the precise strokes, in the careful dynamics, in the clear logic of phrases.