The final evening of the festival will bring together leading guitarists and their partners - string, wind, and keyboard players - on one stage. The gala concert is structured as a series of vibrant ensemble pieces, where the change of compositions and timbres creates a sense of celebration and completion of the marathon of classical music. The audience will hear familiar artists in unexpected combinations and dialogues. The final evening of the festival is dedicated to the meeting of musicians who have shaped its character and sound over several days. Guitar duets, soloists, and their partners from among string, wind, and keyboard performers will appear on stage. Each performance is constructed as a separate episode, and together they form a cohesive concert, where both chamber dialogues and larger ensemble scenes can be heard. The change of compositions keeps attention and allows for a fresh perspective on the familiar instrument in various combinations. The principle of ensemble playing is particularly important in the evening's program. The pieces are arranged so that the listener can notice how the role of the leading voice is distributed, how the character of the musical fabric changes when guitars enter into dialogue with the violin, viola, cello, or wind line. The appearance of the flute, saxophone, harpsichord, and piano adds new colors and makes the sound palette especially flexible. As a result, the concert does not reduce to a demonstration of solo virtuosity but showcases classical music as a living language of communication between musicians. Where to go in Moscow is known by KudaGo.