The folk music concert unites soloists and the National Academic Orchestra of Folk Instruments of Russia named after N. P. Osipov. The sound of the folk voice, the jaw harp, and the cymbals reveals the character of the compositions by Dorgomyzhskiy, Khachaturian, Shostakovich, and other authors, creating a rich and expressive musical space. The concert program is structured to present folk instruments in their modern stage sound and to show how they reveal the music of composers from different eras. The National Orchestra of Folk Instruments of Russia named after N.P. Osipov works with the material accurately and expressively, alternating between large orchestral episodes and chamber pieces, where one can hear the timbral features of each instrument. The soloists add individual shades: the folk voice of Sofia Onopchenko emphasizes the intonational plasticity of the vocal lines, the cymbals of Veronika Praded bring brightness and fragmentation to the sound, while the jaw harp of Albina Degtyareva forms a recognizable overtone pattern. The ensemble demonstrates how folk tradition can connect with academic performance, maintaining naturalness and relying on years of concert experience. Such programs attract listeners who want to hear folk melodies in a broader orchestral context. The concert features compositions by Dorgomyzhskiy, Khachaturian, Shostakovich, Budashkin, Gorodovskaya, and Zhinovich - their interpretations showcase the diversity of genres and stylistic approaches. The orchestra conveys the character of each piece, highlighting the rhythmic foundation, modal features, and development of melodic lines. Such programs allow one to feel the connection between generations and hear how traditional themes are reinterpreted in modern concert performance. Where to go with children in Moscow can be found on KudaGo.