The series "Thing in Itself" introduces listeners to the powerful orchestral work of John Luther Adams "Become Ocean". The Russian National Youth Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Fyodor Lednev, will create a sound wave in which slowly building layers of timbre capture and seemingly erase the boundary between the hall and the sea element. In the series "Thing in Itself", contemporary academic music sounds like a living commentary on how we hear and feel the world. This time, the focus is on the orchestral composition by John Luther Adams "Become Ocean" - a large-scale score in which the very idea of the sea transforms into sound. The Russian National Youth Symphony Orchestra, under the direction of Fyodor Lednev, constructs the piece as a vast sound arch: from the first barely noticeable vibrations to the powerful waves of tutti. Yaroslav Timofeev serves as the host and author of the series, helping to tune the perception and provide keys to this work. His comments show how the score is structured, what to pay attention to, and why such sound gestures are important to the composer. If you don't know where to walk in Moscow, visit KudaGo.