The concert brings together three Italian tenors, a symphony orchestra, and a program featuring the most recognizable opera arias and Neapolitan songs. The format of the three tenors has long become an independent concert legend, and on this evening, artists working on one of the most famous opera stages in the world turn to it. The program is structured as a sequence of famous arias, popular Italian songs, and vibrant ensemble episodes, where the beauty of male voices, the contrast of timbres, and the recognizability of each musical number come to the forefront. This is especially appealing to the audience: the evening does not require special preparation, yet it offers the opportunity to hear academic music in the most open, spectacular, and festive form. Matteo Mezzaro, Davide Piaggio, and Gian Luca Pazolini turn to a repertoire that is closely linked to the history of the opera genre and the grand concert tradition. The program includes "Nessun Dorma", "La Donna e Mobile", "Ave Maria", "Santa Lucia", "O Sole Mio", "Libiamo", and other pieces that have long lived not only on the theatrical stage but also in the broad musical memory. This selection creates a special tension of expectation: the listener already knows many melodies, but in live performance, they always unfold differently - more freely, brightly, and grandly. Where to go with a child in Moscow, look for on our website.