The concert "From Vivaldi to Nino Rota" will transport listeners to sunny Italy, where baroque elegance meets operatic passion and cinematic melody. The chamber orchestra "Moscow Camerata" under the direction of Nikolai Sokolov will perform music by Vivaldi, Puccini, Rossini, Rota, and other masters with vibrant emotion and brilliance. The musical evening "From Vivaldi to Nino Rota" is a journey through Italy in sounds, images, and moods. The chamber orchestra "Moscow Camerata" under the direction of Nikolai Sokolov invites you to hear how the Italian musical soul lives and transforms through the centuries-from the baroque era to neo-realism, from the solemn concerts of Vivaldi to the delicate themes from Fellini's films. In the first part, listeners will experience the energy and brilliance of the baroque. Vivaldi, Paganini, Rossini, and Bazzini create an atmosphere of a bright celebration, where every melody is full of light and movement. Virtuoso Sergey Poltavsky will perform rare works for the viola d'amore, an instrument whose sound combines silky softness with the depth of the alto. The voice of Nadezhda Gulitskaya will add theatrical temperament and the passion of the opera stage to the program, while the harpsichord of Fyodor Stroganov will create a light transparency of ancient sound. In the second part, the music seemingly transports the listener to the 20th century-a time when classical music meets cinema. A concert for strings by Nino Rota, the composer who created the musical world of "La Dolce Vita" and "8½," will be performed. His melodies, full of melancholy and Italian humor, coexist with "Galatea" by Di Marino and vocal miniatures by Rossini and Verdi. Each piece in this program is like a frame from a film, where feelings are more important than words. Where to go with a child in Moscow, look for on our website.