The symphonic orchestra, chapel, and children's choir gather in one concert the main themes of world cinema - from the lyricism of Rota and Morricone to the powerful scores of Hans Zimmer and Eduard Artemyev. Familiar melodies are revealed anew, transforming into a grand orchestral spectacle about cinema and deep emotions for the whole family. Film music knows how to tell stories about heroes without a single frame, and in this concert, it takes center stage. The symphonic orchestra of the Moscow Regional Philharmonic, the State Chapel of Moscow named after Vadim Sudakov, and the choir of the Loktev Song and Dance Ensemble join forces to bring familiar motifs from beloved films to life in a large orchestral sound. At the podium is conductor Nicola Giuliani, who has been building programs from iconic soundtracks for many years and knows exactly where a delicate touch is needed and where a powerful symphonic sweep is required. In this program, names that have long become symbols of the silver screen meet. The lyricism of Nino Rota from "War and Peace," the dramatic themes of Ennio Morricone, the tense and inspiring scores of Hans Zimmer, and the film music of Eduard Artemyev, associated with an entire era of domestic cinema - each composer speaks to the listener in their own language. Over two sections, one can seemingly flip through a personal film archive: recalling scenes that touched to tears, moments of tense anticipation, and rare pauses of silence when the orchestra falls silent for a split second. A large symphonic ensemble, choir, and powerful soloist ensemble create a rich palette of colors - from the whisper of strings and fragile solos to expansive choral episodes. The audience will hear how the mood of the orchestra changes from film to film: Rota's elegant waltz is replaced by the mystical harmonies of Kilar, then bright themes from the animated film "The Lion King" and large-scale episodes from films about great historical events. Such dramaturgy makes the evening resemble a live film screening without a screen, where the imagination fills in the plot. Where to go in Moscow on the weekend will be suggested by our website.