The Silver Age is an era when art became a mirror of the complex inner world of man. On this evening at the Gogol House, live music from the early 20th century will be performed, full of philosophical depth, lyricism, and subtle psychology. The program will be performed by soprano Anna Suslova and pianist Artyom Psarev. Vocal and piano works by Sergei Rachmaninoff, Alexander Scriabin, and Nikolai Medtner will be featured. Each of these composers left a vivid mark in the history of Russian music and expressed the spirit of the Silver Age in their own way. The music is accompanied by comments that help to feel the sound more deeply, understand the cultural codes and symbolism of the era. The artists will engage in dialogue with the audience, making the concert interactive. Such an evening will suit both connoisseurs of classical music and those who are just beginning their journey into the world of classical art.