A grand concert will unite immortal pop hits and symphonic sound. 'Happy New Year', 'Money, Money, Money', 'Love Is Blue' and other melodies will fill the hall with festive light, while the audience will be filled with emotions, light, and music. The music can be nostalgic, festive, inspiring - and on this evening it will be all of that at once. Everyone knows ABBA's songs: from 'Dancing Queen' to 'The Winner Takes It All'. These are not just hits - they are musical symbols of the past century that still fill venues and sound relevant today. Alongside them are the masterpieces of Paul Mauriat, whose light orchestration is familiar to anyone who turned on the TV in the '80s and '90s. The program includes 'Minuetto', 'Love Is Blue', 'Toccata', 'El Bimbo' and other melodies that are impossible not to recognize from the first notes. The concert features the Moscow Symphony Orchestra, a rhythm-pop group, and the tribute collective ABBA MIA on stage. This lineup allows for the transmission of both the grandeur of symphonic sound and the drive of pop energy. Conductor Sergey Polyanichko takes on the role of a connecting link between genres, eras, and contexts. Each composition is not just a performance, but a carefully constructed musical scene with bright accents and nuances. The sound is complemented by lighting effects and stage presentation. The music of ABBA comes to life in a new way, retaining its recognizability while acquiring new shades in orchestral arrangements. The arrangements of Paul Mauriat's melodies seem to take us back to the past, where behind the sounds lie memories of broadcasts, vinyl records, and family celebrations. If you don't know where to stroll in Moscow, visit KudaGo.