Fanfares, the sound of armor, and the light of sand paintings transform the concert into a vibrant musical-theatrical story about knights. On stage, an orchestra, choir, gusli, and artistic word come together, while familiar melodies by Mozart, Handel, and Boccherini come to life in a performance understandable to both children and adults. The audience is left to choose their favorite hero and follow the course of the tournament. The trumpet introduction, the rumble of drums, and the rustle of sand under the spotlight immediately transport the audience into the world of medieval legends. On stage, the symphony orchestra of the Moscow Regional Music College named after Scriabin, a large choir, and gusli performer Pavel Lukyanov come together. They are supported by the sand animation of Alla Filippova, who literally "paints" the story right before the audience's eyes. This evening is conceived as a musical tournament. Instead of blades, the voices of the choir and brass fanfares sound, and instead of shields, the themes of Mozart, Handel, and Boccherini. The string and wind sections, under the direction of Evgeny Volchkov, create a sense of live action: scenes change, new characters appear, and the artistic word of Svetlana Timofeeva-Letunovskaya helps to follow the development of the plot. Her intonations and precise accents connect the music with the images of literary knightly stories familiar to both children and adults. Where to go with children in Moscow can be found on KudaGo.