An evening dedicated to the music of Frédéric Chopin will gather lovers of piano stories and soft, almost confessional sounds. Anna Tsybulyeva constructs a program of nocturnes so that both the brilliance of salon halls and the fragility of personal experiences hidden in melodies, as well as the rare feeling of inner peace, can be heard. Chopin has a special time of day - late evening, when the streets have quieted down, and only the half-light, the breath of the city outside the window, and the piano remain in the room. In the nocturnes, short stories without words are born: sometimes anxious, sometimes bright, always remarkably human. This concert collects exactly such pages, where each phrase sounds like a personal confession of the author to the listener. Anna Tsybulyeva works with Chopin's text carefully and thoughtfully. In her interpretation, academic music ceases to be a museum exhibit and gains a living breath: from delicate dynamic transitions arise the swaying of waltzes, the rustle of night walks, and sudden flashes of inner storm. The change of nocturnes resembles a film reel, where the frames become shades of moods - from transparent melancholy to stubborn inner strength. The current program for Moscow is presented on KudaGo.