A festive evening dedicated to the centenary of Alexander Zatsepin will unite the cinema orchestra, vocalists, and artists, creating a lively atmosphere of cinema. The famous melodies of the composer will be performed in a new orchestral light, complemented by direction and video sequences that emphasize the emotionality and expressiveness of his music. The evening, dedicated to the centenary of Alexander Zatsepin, is built around music that has long become part of cultural memory and is associated with vivid images of domestic cinema. The organizers structure the program in such a way as to showcase the versatility of the composer's creative legacy. Orchestral arrangements enhance the impression, highlighting the character of intonations, rhythmic flexibility, and thematic diversity of the works. The Russian State Symphony Orchestra of Cinema, conducted by Sergey Skripka, reveals the material with attention to timbral transitions and the structure of each composition. The sound of the ensemble allows familiar themes to be heard in a more expansive and defined form. The participation of vocalists Valeria Lansky, Andrey Gusev, Natalia Bystrova, Alexander Babik, and artists from the group 'Republic' creates a sense of stage richness, bringing to life melodies that originally accompanied dramatic and comedic cinematic episodes. The host Sergey Stepanchenko complements the program with artistic accents, forming a holistic perception of the evening. A special place is given to the visual part: the video sequence created by Ekaterina Kudina unfolds on the screen associations related to films and musical images. The combination of video, direction by Sergey Kapkov, and orchestral sound creates a multi-layered space where music becomes the center of the narrative and invites the listener into the world of cinematic fantasy. The program includes themes from films such as 'Our Dear Doctor', 'How Toasts Are Born', 'Operation Y and Other Adventures of Shurik', 'The Caucasian Captive', 'The Formula of the Rainbow', 'The White Piano', 'The Diamond Arm', and 'The Red Tent'.