The Al Firdaus ensemble combines the sounds of flamenco, Arabic melodies, and Western European tunes, turning each piece into a lively dialogue of cultures. Subtle rhythms, intertwining voices and instruments, improvisation, and dance energy will create a concert where music works through the body and heart, remaining in memory for a long time. In the title of the program, one can hear the warmth of a southern night, the scent of orange groves, and the rustle of the old streets of Seville. The concert of the Al Firdaus ensemble is dedicated to music in which Christian, Muslim, and Jewish traditions have intertwined for centuries, giving birth to a unique and recognizable voice of the region. The musicians draw on the heritage of Andalusian poetry and Sufi texts, on ancient melodies familiar from the Arab East and Spain, and on the vibrant impulse of modern improvisations. In their sound, flamenco meets Celtic intonations, string instruments argue and reconcile with percussion, and vocal parts transform into intimate storytelling or ignite almost prayerful addresses. Each piece is constructed like a small story, where nuances are important-from a quiet introduction to a swift climax. Sometimes echoes of caravans and sea ports are heard, and sometimes a sense of a home celebration arises when several generations gather around a common table. For the listener, such a program will become a way to listen to the roots of Mediterranean culture and to look anew at the familiar picture of Europe and the East. Where to go in Moscow today will be told by our website.