The evening transports the listener to the Spanish 'Golden Age', where courtly sophistication coexists with street energy, humor, and drama. Old songs, diminutions, and instrumental pieces are performed on the harp, harpsichord, lute, baroque guitar, and winds. The program offers a chance to hear an entire era through the music of Cervantes' time, when courtly brilliance, folk vitality, religious focus, street dance, and delicate song poetry existed side by side. The uniqueness of the evening lies in its coherence around the Spanish 'Golden Age', when the country's musical culture experienced a vibrant rise. The concert's title is linked to the image of Don Quixote. The repertoire consists of works by Luis de Milán, Luis de Narváez, Antonio de Cabezón, Juan Bautista Cabanilles, Henri de Bailly, Juan del Encina, Gabriel Men, as well as anonymous songs and pages from the famous collection «Cancionero de Palacio». Here one can catch the chivalric dreaminess, irony, inner drama, and special sense of freedom that characterize the Spanish tradition. The concert features various ensembles and soloists, along with instruments that themselves help recreate the soundscape of the time: harp, harpsichord, lute, Renaissance guitar, winds, and percussion. The concert schedule in Moscow is presented on KUDAGO.