Immerse yourself in the emotional world of Eduard Artemyev's music - from famous soundtracks to rare premieres in new orchestrations. A special event for all who appreciate film music and its true depth. At the Moscow International House of Music, an evening dedicated to the great composer Eduard Artemyev - the creator of recognizable and deeply emotional music featured in iconic films - will take place. In honor of the master's birthday, his son, composer Artemiy Artemyev, has prepared a unique program featuring the Russian State Symphony Orchestra for Cinema, the Tula State Choir, and the Chamber Choir of the Moscow Conservatory. Familiar pieces will be performed - themes from "A Man Among Strangers", "The Slave of Love", "12", as well as rare compositions that have not been performed in the capital before. Among them are "Parisian Meetings" from the film "Hero", "March of Fools" from "House of Fools", "Illness" from "Atonement", and the completed suite "Ancient Dances" by Artemiy Artemyev, which was started by the composer in 2000. The program titled "New Readings. Discoveries and Premieres" fully lives up to its name: listeners will be able to discover new facets of Artemyev's creativity and hear how sketches, notes, and drafts take on orchestral form. A special emphasis is placed on live emotional performance: in the vocal parts, the composer's granddaughter, Ekaterina Artemyeva, will perform, and the concert will be conducted by maestro Sergey Skripka. This event will be of interest to fans of film music, connoisseurs of modern classical music, and anyone who wants to touch the legacy of the great master. The concert promises to be not just an evening program, but a true musical revelation.