In the masterclass, participants will explore how songs are born that remain in the memory of generations. They will recall hits from the Soviet animated musical, discover why they sound fresh even today, and then, with the help of neural networks, try to create their own track. Songs from "The Bremen Musicians" have long lived separately from the screen: they are known by their opening lines, hummed at home, remembered on the road, and passed down to children as part of the family cultural code. During the session, participants will analyze why these melodies and lyrics are so catchy, how the musical dramaturgy of the animated musical works, and what details make up a hit that does not age for decades. The host is Polina Shubina, a methodologist at the Museum of Music. The practical part is related to neural networks. Guests will learn how digital services generate music, how to formulate a prompt to get an expressive result, and how an idea turns into a full-fledged musical track. Ideas on where to go in Moscow are collected on our website.