The Silver Age resonates here through the voice of Irina Pegova: Akhmatova, Pasternak, and Tsvetaeva - not as quotes from a textbook, but as living confessions. The words are supported by the Rock’o’Co ensemble under the direction of Denis Kalinsky - the music gently captures the intonations and makes the pauses audible. The program includes texts by Marina Tsvetaeva, Anna Akhmatova, and Boris Pasternak. These are three different ways to speak about love, freedom, and vulnerability, each requiring its own tempo: Tsvetaeva’s words fly and burn, Akhmatova’s hold on inner composure, and Pasternak’s suddenly open up to light and air. Pegova gathers meaning from details, allowing the listener to keep up with the thought and feel its movement. The musical line is led by the Rock’o’Co ensemble under the direction of Denis Kalinsky. Here, the music does not argue with the text and does not literally "illustrate" it: it works as a partner - raising tension, emphasizing irony, leaving space for silence. As a result, the poems sound voluminous, as if each word has its own resonance. Where to go in St. Petersburg today, find on our website.