In one evening, Italian clarity and Spanish temperament will unite: from Vivaldi, Corelli, and Donizetti to Turina, de Falla, and Boccherini. Conducted by Vladimir Spivakov and featuring the 'Virtuosi of Moscow', the audience will be guided through music where noble strictness coexists with southern warmth, danceability, and delicate lyricism. The program is built on a rare and highly expressive comparison of two musical worlds - the Italian and the Spanish. In one concert, baroque clarity, the singability of string writing, stage plasticity, and southern emotionality that can instantly change the light, temperature, and internal rhythm of the evening will meet. This concept is particularly interesting in the performance by the 'Virtuosi of Moscow', as this ensemble values precision of ensemble, flexibility of phrasing, and the ability to turn the score into a living dramatic narrative. Vladimir Spivakov will take the podium and the violin, immediately setting a special tone for everything that happens. The program features Vivaldi, Donizetti, Corelli, Turina, de Falla, and Boccherini - very different composers, yet connected by a common sense of line, movement, and vibrant character. There is room here for strict baroque architecture, dance impulse, chamber lyricism, and orchestral brilliance. Vivaldi's concert for strings, Corelli's arrangement, Donizetti's composition, pages from Turina and de Falla, as well as Boccherini's symphony, come together in a route where each stop changes colors but maintains internal unity. Where to go with children in Moscow can be found on KudaGo.