Songs from Soviet cinema that we know by heart will be performed in an unexpected interpretation - by three basses-profundo with rare voices. Each melody will sound different: deeper, more powerful, almost organ-like. This sound combined with live piano promises a true musical delight. When "There is only a moment" plays, it is impossible not to freeze. And if this song is performed by three basses-profundo at once, the effect is multiplied several times. In the Chamber Hall of MMDM, three unique singers will present a collection of beloved movie songs familiar to everyone. The program includes "Do Not Promise the Young Maiden", "Song About a Friend", "Your Nobility", "And the Gypsy Goes", "I Walk in Moscow" and many other hits that have become part of the cultural code. Such voices are almost non-existent in nature - basses-profundo sound so low that they resemble an organ. The ensemble includes Honored Artist of Russia Vladimir Miller, Honored Artist of Karelia Mikhail Kruglov, and soloist of the St. Petersburg Concert Choir Pavel Andreev. Their voices merge into an extraordinarily dense, hypnotic sound, creating a powerful acoustic wave. Accompanying them is Mikhail Buzin - a pianist, associate professor at the St. Petersburg Conservatory, and recognized ensemble player. The project is already over 14 years old. During this time, the artists have performed in the largest halls in Russia and Europe, including the Kremlin Palace and on stage with the orchestra "Virtuosos of Moscow". Their albums with songs from Soviet cinema invariably sell in large quantities. This performance is a gift for all who cherish the music from their childhood and youth. And for those who appreciate unconventional musical formats. Where to go with a child in Moscow, look for on our website.