The concert program by Maxim Pavlov and the ensemble "Russia" opens new facets of folk and author songs. The audience will hear compositions based on the verses of classics, folk ballads, and original works filled with heartfelt warmth and sincerity. In the program "Songs of the Heart," classical music, author songs, and folk creativity come together - such a synthesis is rarely seen on the professional stage. Maxim Pavlov, inspired by the poetry of Yesenin, Rubtsov, and other classics, has created lyrical and profound musical material, where the word holds an important place. His works, performed by the ensemble "Russia," gain a new emotional depth. The group, named after Lyudmila Zykina, under the direction of Dmitry Dmitriyenko, brings the color of folk instruments and recognizable intonations that emphasize both traditions and an author's view of modernity. The timbres of the ensemble create a special atmosphere - they literally immerse the listener in another reality, filled with soulfulness, strength, and light. The concert will feature both Pavlov's original songs and well-known folk compositions: "Ah, You Wide Steppe," "The Gypsies Went By." Among the audience favorites are "Star of the Fields," "In the Evenings," "There Beyond the River." Each of them is filled with vivid images, memories of the beloved village, the lives of simple people, their feelings, pride, and pain. Where to go in Moscow today is known by KudaGo.