This evening constructs a rare route from Debussy to Messiaen, Cage, and Korndorf, where academic music listens to bird voices, the wind, summer light, and the awakening of nature. This concert is aimed at the listener who is curious about how 20th-century academic music learned to hear the world beyond human experience. At the center of the program is nature as a source of intonations, rhythms, and images, with birds becoming not just a decorative theme but full participants in musical thinking. This perspective is especially important for the works of Olivier Messiaen, who found in bird song a new foundation for creativity after the war and captivity. His attention to the voices of birds changed the very principle of compositional work and showed that observing the living world can become the basis for a new musical language. The program features Debussy, Messiaen, John Cage, and Nikolai Korndorf. Where to go with a child in Yekaterinburg, find on our website.