A large chamber composition by Alexey Sysoyev grows out of a line by Dylan Thomas and transforms the poetic impulse into a tense musical statement. This evening will interest those who follow contemporary academic music and want to hear a composition where external effects are not important, but rather subtle dramaturgy, internal tension, and the movement of thought. At the center of the program is a major chamber work by Alexey Sysoyev, which has grown from a line by Dylan Thomas. For the composer, it became a starting point for music that lasts over an hour and gradually unfolds its own world - strict, focused, and emotionally rich. The composition is written for piano, flute, and vibraphone. Alexey Sysoyev's music is known for its attention to form and the ability to maintain large development without unnecessary rhetoric. Ideas on where to go in Yekaterinburg are collected on our website.