The songs of Muslim Magomaev are recognizable from the first notes - they carry urban romance, stage presence, and grand gestures. The evening of remembrance is anchored by the voice of Nikolai Ryabukha: the velvet bass-baritone will tenderly perform familiar melodies, while the Russian Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra will add grandeur, brilliance, and cinematic breadth to them. Sometimes, just one line is enough to return to the time when great voices echoed on the radio, and songs became part of family memory. The music of Muslim Magomaev is like a postcard from another era: it embodies stage confidence, warm lyricism, and a rare sense of measure, where every pause serves a purpose. This concert is a dedication to an artist whose name has long become a cultural landmark. On stage are Nikolai Ryabukha (bass-baritone) and the Moscow Symphony Orchestra "Russian Philharmonic". The vocal line here is built on timbre and intonation: Ryabukha's voice sounds rich and soft, easily holding a wide range and capable of transitioning from intimate confession to almost theatrical grandeur without turning the song into a display of power. The program includes hits that many know by heart: "Blue Eternity", "Queen of Beauty", "The Best City on Earth", "Wedding", "Devil's Wheel", "Melody", "Thank You", "Your Traces". The orchestral arrangements breathe new life into familiar melodies: somewhere, the transparent lyricism of strings can be heard, somewhere - confident brass, and in the climaxes, the very "big screen" emerges, as the song unfolds almost like a movie. Where to go with a child in Moscow, look for on our website.