Concert "In the Morning in the Newspaper" is a bold musical journey through the pages of Russian and French avant-garde music of the 20th century. Chamber cycles by Shcherbachev, Mosolov, Popov, and Milhaud will unite in a rich program filled with rare works, unexpected timbral experiments, and an atmosphere of creative exploration. The concert "In the Morning in the Newspaper" opens to the listener an amazing world of chamber vocal music from the early 20th century - a time of experimentation and creative search. The duo "Ascension-Duo" offers a bold Franco-Russian perspective on the 1920s through rare vocal cycles of composers whose names are associated with the avant-garde and musical constructivism. The program includes "Four Poems on Poems by A. Blok" by Vladimir Shcherbachev - a work that reflects the spirit of the Leningrad school, where free dissonances and poetic imagery create an atmosphere of inner freedom. "Vocalise" by Gavriil Popov, written during his studies with Shcherbachev, demonstrates experiments with timbre, transforming the voice into an instrument with a rich palette of shades. "Four Newspaper Advertisements" by Alexander Mosolov is a true musical collage, where concise phrases and polytonal harmonies come together in a manifesto of a new musical culture. The French accent of the program features cycles by Darius Milhaud "Flower Catalog" and "Petrograd Evenings", absurdist and gently ironic miniatures in which "everyday" texts acquire new sounds. The duo of Daria Mironova and Nikolai Latyshev fills every detail of the program with attention to word and sound. The audience will be able to touch the fine line between voice and instrument, feel the atmosphere of a chamber dialogue, where each piano chord supports the vocal line. The concert will be of interest to lovers of chamber music, fans of the Russian avant-garde tradition, and those discovering new names and contexts.