How does Christmas sound in different corners of the world? The answer will be heard on stage - in a live performance by an orchestra, choir, and a host narrating the musical traditions of various countries. It will be educational, vibrant, and festive - the perfect format for those who want to hear Christmas in a new way. What melodies are born under the chimes of the clock in Austria, how do they sing about the holiday in America, what images does Russian music paint when Christmas arrives? In the festive program of the Presidential Orchestra of the Russian Federation, these questions take on sound. Young listeners and their parents will embark on a musical journey through the Christmas traditions of different countries. The program is designed to be interesting for both children and adults - light, bright, and educational. It features works inspired by the holiday: cheerful polkas, melodies from films, world-famous Christmas hits, and symphonic miniatures. Choral scenes performed by the "Moscow Bells" ensemble are an important part of the concert. The voices of children will add a special purity and sincerity to this event. The program host, musicologist Elena Zaitseva, will help to understand how Christmas music differs in Europe, the USA, and Russia, and why it is felt differently in each culture. Particular attention should also be paid to the participation of children in the concert: the interactive play by G. Puchkov "Eight Claps" will engage the audience in the musical action. The concert will conclude with the famous "Radetzky March" and the festive anthem "Jingle Bells." Where to go in Moscow today, KudaGo knows.