A grand concert by Stas Piekha with a symphonic orchestra transforms the spring holiday into a musical story about feelings. Golden hits and new songs will be performed in live arrangements, filling the hall with warmth, nostalgia, and joy, making everyone want to sing along and smile, and giving a sense of celebration to everyone who missed sincere live performances. On International Women's Day, the stage of the Moscow International House of Music turns into a space for Stas Piekha's personal story. The singer comes to the audience with a large solo concert and a symphonic orchestra to recall a journey spanning years, important turning points in his career, and songs that have long settled in the playlists of his listeners. The program is structured as a live dialogue. Together with the audience, Stas returns to those compositions that marked the beginning of many people's acquaintance with his work: "She Is Not Yours," "Thinking About Her," "On the Palm Line," "I Am With You." Each of them sounds anew thanks to orchestral arrangements: familiar intonations become fuller, melodic lines are emphasized, and lyrics are revealed from an unexpected side. The symphonic sound adds scale and depth but does not hide the main thing - the sincerity of the intonation and the emotional openness of the artist. A separate highlight of the evening is the new songs. They reflect today's Stas Piekha: more mature, attentive to details, used to sharing experiences honestly and without masks. Lyrical ballads coexist with dynamic numbers, where one wants to applaud in time and sing along from the very first lines. A big plus of the program is the symphonic orchestra on stage. Live strings, brass, percussion, and the powerful sound of the Svetlanov Hall create that very scale that is hard to convey with any studio effects. The artist works with the orchestra as a full partner: sometimes he lets the music speak for him, while at other times, he almost whispers the solo, keeping the voice and text in the spotlight. Where to go in Moscow today will be told by our website.