The opening of the Vivacello Festival is a meeting with music without borders, where the cello reveals unexpected sides, and the stage becomes a space for cultural dialogue. Premieres, rare instruments, bright soloists, fresh sounds, and unexpected combinations will make the evening truly unique and unforgettable. The XVII International Cello Festival Vivacello opens with a grand program where classical music meets ethnic motifs, contemporary compositions, and unique instruments. This is not just a concert, but a musical journey through countries and epochs, in which the cello becomes a universal language of communication. The evening's program is designed to showcase the full palette of expressiveness of string and percussion instruments. The audience can expect world premieres - for example, the triptych "Moldovan Wines" by Artsi Peletzis and the composition "Sul Mare" by Argentine composer Di Marino. Works created specifically for unique instruments will be performed: rebab, morin khuur, as well as rare combinations of cello with percussion. Outstanding musicians will participate in the concert, including Boris Andrianov, Ivan Sendetsky, Maxim Novikov, Enkhjargal Dandarvaanchig, Hassan Moataz El Molla, Nebojsa Jovan Zivkovic. Their virtuosic mastery, charisma, and stage energy turn each number into a bright artistic statement. Conducting will be Nicolas Krauze, and the evening will be hosted by Artyom Vargafitik. The festival opening will be a true celebration for all who seek not only beauty in music but also discoveries, emotions, and inspiration. This event is for a wide audience - from connoisseurs of classical music to those who are just discovering the power of live sound. Music here is not divided into genres - it unites and impresses. Vivacello once again proves: the cello is not only classical music but also an endless field for experimentation, intercultural dialogue, and artistic exploration. And the beginning of this journey is solemn, grand, and unique.