An evening of chamber music by Igor Stravinsky will combine lyricism, irony, and strict structural forms. Violin, viola, and two pianos reveal familiar titles in a new light, from early pages to neoclassical experiments. The program is suitable for those who want to hear the internal logic of his style in live sound and attentive dialogue between performers. The concert is dedicated to Igor Stravinsky's chamber compositions, in which familiar genres take on entirely different contours. The program features miniatures, neoclassical scores, and vibrant concert pieces for two pianos and strings. This combination allows us to hear how the composer turns to dance, ballet plasticity, and ancient forms, using them as material for precise and refined musical constructions. The violin, viola, and piano engage in a dialogue where each reply is thought out to the smallest detail. Pastoral, fragments from "The Fairy's Kiss," "Italian Suite," tango, and other pieces showcase different periods of Stravinsky's creativity. In some episodes, there is a tendency towards a transparent texture and an almost fragile design, while in others, rhythmic sharpness and a tilt towards the grotesque are more important. The concert for two pianos and the sonata for this ensemble build a complex polyphony, where timbres intertwine and create a dense yet logical sound. The scherzo a la russe and other short pieces add mobility and internal resilience to the program. On our website, we tell about free events in Moscow.