Love bursts into life in many different voices - the quiet whisper of a romance, the solemnity of opera, the bright melancholy of an old song. The concert at Lermontovka will unite classical arias, romances, and melodies familiar since childhood to tell one story - about feelings that touch to tears. Love sounds different. Sometimes - with a tender chord, sometimes - with a passionate vocal ascent, sometimes - with the trembling breath of a romance, leaving a lingering taste of sadness and light. The concert "About Love, in the Sounds Told..." is a confession of feelings in the language of music, narrated by the voices of talented vocalists and melodies familiar to the heart. On this evening in the White Hall of Lermontovka, masterpieces of opera classics and chamber music will come to life. The program includes romances by Tchaikovsky, Verstovsky, and poignant songs by Evgeny Ptichkin, which many remember in the performance of Anna German. These works are like diaries of feelings - in them, love sounds in all its forms: from the first shyness to mature devotion. Performers will include laureates of international competitions: soprano Anastasia Egorova, mezzo-soprano Polina Lavrenenkova, contralto Polina Yakovenko, and baritone Kirill Kostyanko, known from the theaters "Aleko" and "Russian Musical Seasons." Each of them possesses a unique timbre and stage charm, and together they will create a musical palette that will not leave even the most discerning listeners indifferent. The evening will be complemented by the host Aslan Dzutsev, whose speech will become a delicate thread connecting all the pieces into a cohesive narrative - touching, sincere, and truly personal. The concert takes place as part of the "Silver Age" project, but will be interesting to people of all generations. This is not just a musical event, but a meeting with feelings that live in everyone. Coming here means giving yourself an hour of beauty, sincerity, and warmth. Admission is free, the atmosphere is intimate and cozy, just like Lermontovka itself. Age restriction - 12+.