A musical-literary evening with the Osipov Orchestra will bring to life Pushkin's verses through voice, sound, and intonation. Works by Tchaikovsky, Glinka, Mussorgsky, Khachaturian, and other composers will be performed. A true immersion into poetry, the Russian soul, and artistic expressiveness. Musical-literary programs always require special sensitivity from the artists. Here, it is important not just to perform the piece, but to unite word and sound into a single artistic statement. In this evening, the orchestra, word, history, and music come together to create a multifaceted image of Russia. The National Academic Orchestra of Folk Instruments of Russia named after N. P. Osipov will perform on stage. The ensemble, which carefully works with tradition and sensitively feels the musical material, will fill the concert with the authentic sound of Russian instruments - from the domra to the balalaika. Under the direction of conductor Vladimir Andropov, the orchestra not only conveys music but seemingly paints images and emotions with it. The evening is built around the works of A. S. Pushkin and his contemporaries. The program includes compositions by Tchaikovsky, Glinka, Mussorgsky, Khachaturian, Andreev, and Kikta, as well as arrangements of Russian folk melodies. The sound of the text and music combined with the artistic word performed by Alexander Arsentyev gives the works a special depth. Pushkin's poetry reveals itself anew - not as school classics, but as a living emotional narrative that resonates within everyone. This format is especially close to those who seek not only music but also history, character, and cultural memory in an academic concert. Listeners will be able to feel familiar poems anew and hear how the images of Pushkin's world flow into music.