The program combines organ, symphony orchestra, choir, and soprano in an evening where the famous 'Ave Maria' pieces coexist with the music of Mozart and Piazzolla. Here, the scale of sound, bright intonation, and the combination of spiritual focus with concert form are important. The concert program, dedicated to the image of Ave Maria, is built around music that merges prayerful intonation, lyrical softness, and great stage power. The evening will gather compositions united by the theme of maternal love and inner bright concentration. At the same time, the program does not confine itself to one mood: well-known pages of Bach - Gounod, Schubert, Caccini, Mascagni, Piazzolla, and Mozart will also be present. Thanks to this selection, the listener will be able to hear how one image unfolds across different eras, styles, and scales. The performing lineup itself creates a special impression. The organ combined with a large symphony orchestra and choir provides a rare sound picture in terms of density and volume. This is complemented by the soprano Daria Zykova - a voice that helps the program maintain clarity and intonational coherence even in the largest episodes. Eгор Колесов will perform on the organ, and the Moscow Symphony Orchestra 'Russian Philharmonic' will provide the wide sound range without which such a program would not fully unfold. A separate thematic center of the evening is Mozart's Requiem. In proximity to Ave Maria, this composition is perceived particularly strongly: the program gains not only a lyrical but also a dramatic dimension. It is in such juxtaposition that the tension arises, which keeps attention throughout the concert. The music here addresses feelings familiar to almost everyone - love, memory, gratitude, hope. Therefore, the evening may resonate with both the regular philharmonic audience and those who come to academic music for a strong emotional experience. Where to go in Moscow today, KudaGo knows.