In the Chamber Hall, children will meet the Wise Cat, sand animation, and the music of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Live classical music, arias from "The Magic Flute", children's songs, and mini-stories about the composer's life come together in an interactive journey where play, knowledge, and imagination go hand in hand. Seeing concerts through a child's eyes is exactly what this series aims for, where great composers become heroes of musical stories. This time the focus is on Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Together with the host, speaking in the voice of the Wise Cat, young listeners will learn what the little prodigy was like, what he lived for, what he dreamed of, and how he was already composing pieces at the age of seven that are still performed on major stages today. The format is designed to keep the child's attention easily. Short stories are interspersed with musical fragments: "Eine kleine Nachtmusik" plays, the familiar "Turkish March", songs written for children, and numbers from the fairy-tale opera "The Magic Flute". The voices of Marina Agafonova and Alexander Gladkov, the piano part performed by Mikhail Chentsov and Natalia Gus, and the participation of young pianists Nikita Shimanovsky and Andrey Uskov turn the concert into a lively dialogue between generations. A special role is played by the plastic aspect. Students of the Gediminas Taranda Ballet Academy add movement to the music, while Anna Ivanova's sand animation is created right before the audience's eyes. The child simultaneously hears the music, sees the dance, and observes how an image emerges from a sprinkle of sand - a city, a fairy-tale character, or opera heroes. This multi-layered perception helps to better remember both the melodies and the stories associated with them. Where to go in Moscow today, KudaGo knows.