One evening is dedicated to the music of Vladimir Martynov - with the living breath of the choir, the transparent sound of the orchestra, and an almost meditative rhythm of the score. "Vita Nuova" in concert performance combines a modern perspective and spiritual experience, turning the acquaintance with the opus into a deep inner experience and a quiet creative uplift. Vladimir Martynov has long become a symbol of modern domestic spiritual music, and the anniversary evening at the P. I. Tchaikovsky Concert Hall promises to showcase his scale without unnecessary pathos. In one evening, "Vita Nuova" will be performed - a work where the poetic image is combined with thoughtful dramaturgy and delicate work with silence. The Russian National Youth Symphony Orchestra and the State Academic Russian Choir named after A. V. Sveshnikov reveal the score as a living organism: every intonation, every surge of volume, every whisper of strings is important for the overall breath of the composition. The choral episodes create a sense of a gathered inner choir that does not overwhelm with scale but leads the listener through the musical text almost confessionally. At the podium is conductor Philip Chizhevsky, known for his attention to modern academic music and complex choral fabrics. Along with him on stage are soloists: Maria Sardarayan and Galina Kruch, countertenor Andrey Nemzer, tenor Mikhail Nor, and the singers of the Boys' Choir of the Academy of Choral Art named after V. S. Popov. Their voices form a flexible palette of timbres, from bright upper lines to a dense, almost velvety sound of the middle registers. Where to go with a child in Moscow, look for on our website.