The Moscow Symphony Orchestra "Russian Philharmonic", the voices of Clarissa Viki and Asker Berbekov, and the scores of Roberto Molinelli combine the lyricism of Sting with the boldness of Madonna's hits. Familiar melodies gain the scale of a large hall, transforming into a cinematic pop-rock spectacle where each song sounds like a personal story. When Sting and Madonna's songs meet in one concert, with a symphony orchestra and voices of artists from different schools, pop music ceases to be a background. On this evening, it becomes a drama, a confession, and a dance at the same time, and each familiar melody sounds as if it were written anew specifically for the large hall. The Moscow Symphony Orchestra "Russian Philharmonic" under the direction of Roberto Molinelli transforms the hits of the 20th century into grand scores, where strings draw delicate outlines of melodies, brass adds brilliance, and percussion emphasizes the pulse of the urban rhythm. The audience hears Shape of my heart, Desert rose, Englishman in New York, Fragile, Frozen, Like a Virgin, La Isla Bonita not in familiar studio versions, but in a concert format that highlights their inner dramaturgy. The vocal story is delivered by Asker Berbekov and Clarissa Viki. The former is the winner of the eighth season of the show "The Voice", an artist for whom each song becomes a small monologue, from whisper to powerful finale. The latter is a singer with Italian roots and an expressive style that combines stage freedom with European school. Together they build a dialogue in which male and female intonations reveal the texts and emotions of the characters anew. The program is interesting for those who grew up on the music of Sting and Madonna, and for those who are just getting acquainted with their legacy. For some, it is a return to the soundtrack of their youth, for others - a live introduction to songs that have long become musical quotes and have long transcended a single decade. Importantly, the sound of the symphony orchestra brings these stories closer to theater and cinema: before the eyes arise a night metropolis, seascapes, a dance floor, an empty tired street.