The Moscow Orchestra "Russian Philharmonic" and the vocal group are preparing a grand song marathon of hits by Yuri Antonov, Igor Krutoy, Igor Nikolaev, and Raimonds Pauls. Familiar melodies will be performed by Edward Khacharyan, Asker Berbekov, Marianna Savon, and Yulia Churakova, turning the evening into a series of recognizable stories about love and dreams. Songs that have accompanied generations of listeners will be performed this evening with the accompaniment of a large orchestra. The Symphony Orchestra of Moscow "Russian Philharmonic" and the vocal group are assembling a program where lyrical ballads, bright pop classics, and recognizable melodies from television and concert halls come together. Favorite cinematic stories, family celebrations, night walks, and other moments where these songs once played will come to mind. Hits by composers Yuri Antonov, Igor Krutoy, Igor Nikolaev, and Raimonds Pauls will be heard in orchestral arrangements. The symphonic scale emphasizes the melodic generosity of these works, while the live sound allows one to feel how familiar intonations unfold with new strength. The program includes "I Love You to Tears", "Love, Like a Dream", "Dream Comes True", "Let's Drink to Love", and other compositions that have long become part of the common musical background of everyday life. On stage will be Edward Khacharyan and Marianna Savon, familiar to viewers from the project "The Voice", the winner of this show Asker Berbekov, and the laureate of the "Musical Heart of the Theater" award Yulia Churakova. Each artist brings their interpretation of the well-known songs: some emphasize the fragile intimacy of confession, while others focus on the freedom of pop improvisation. The change of voices and characters keeps the audience's attention, and the final choruses are easily picked up by the listeners. Entertainment in Moscow is gathered on our website.