A concert-seminar where a story about the composer and the era prepares for thoughtful listening. The "School of Slow Listening" offers a perspective on classical music as a space where sound has time to unfold. This time, the focus is on Sergei Rachmaninoff, a composer with rare sincerity and a grand gesture. First, guests will hear a short story about the era and receive keys to perceiving the music: what to listen for in the theme, how the rhythm develops, and why pauses are necessary. Then, one piece will be performed, followed immediately by a discussion. Participants will be able to share their thoughts and feelings, and request to repeat a fragment. A dialogue with the performers will help to see the logic of the music and feel it more deeply. In a typical concert, it is easy to skim the surface. Slow listening teaches to discern half-shadows and strengthens emotional memory. Over time, the skill to hear form, recognize motifs, and notice how meaning arises from intonation and silence is born. If you don't know where to stroll in Moscow, visit KudaGo.