French baroque meets the songs of Pomme in the program of the ensemble La Compagnia - a delicate musical dialogue about dreamers and inner fragility. Rouillé, Lambert, and Barrier resonate alongside "Les oiseaux" and "Ceux qui rêvent", creating a vibrant fabric of feelings - from bright melancholy to quiet hope. Sometimes, one song is enough to launch an entire story. The touching "Ceux qui rêvent" became such a starting point - a reflection on dreamers who stand aside from the noise and bustle but preserve silence and hope in the world. The entire program of the ensemble La Compagnia is built around this image - as a musical reflection on our inner seasons. The baroque lyrics of Jean-Baptiste Drouard de Bousse, Michel Lambert, Pierre Gédron, and Joseph-Nicolas-Pancrace Rouillé coexist with the voice of contemporary French singer Pomme. These encounters are not constructed on contrast for effect - they occur because the music of different eras speaks of the same things: loneliness, vulnerability, tenderness, and the search for oneself. Barrier's cello sonata and the poignant arias of Bernier sound like distant interlocutors to the songs "Pauline" and "Les oiseaux". The ensemble works with this material carefully and precisely. Soprano Anastasia Bakulina gives the baroque pages a lively intonation, while the harpsichord and cello create a texture where the past meets the present. The percussion of Petr Talalay adds rhythmic pulsation without destroying the delicate structure of the sound. A unified emotional space is formed, where each piece becomes a separate chapter. Where to go in Moscow on weekends, our website will tell you.