In the evening from the series "Music Without Borders," academic music coexists with folk intonations. The concert from the series "Music Without Borders" will bring together students and graduates of the Gnessin Music College on one stage. Works by composers from the 18th to the 21st centuries will be performed, from Bach and Scarlatti to contemporary authors. This coexistence allows us to hear how the musical language changes when the strict logic of the Baroque is replaced by Romantic expression, and then by the intonations of the 20th century with their freedom of rhythm and texture. Familiar melodies suddenly reveal themselves in a new environment, while rare compositions open up like fresh colors in the palette of already beloved genres. The instrumental composition of the evening is unusual. Violin, clarinet, domra, balalaika, gusli, bayan, and accordion sound both individually and in ensembles, showing how differently the same timbre can be revealed. Where to go with children in Moscow can be found on KudaGo.