The program combines symphonic music and literary reading, creating a unified stage narrative. The audience is invited to view the classic text of Alexander Pushkin through the sound of works by Pyotr Tchaikovsky. The program features the Symphony Orchestra of the St. Petersburg Capella conducted by the People's Artist of Russia Alexander Chernushenko. The evening is based on the music of Pyotr Tchaikovsky, connected to Pushkin's legacy and the Russian literary tradition. Alexander Pushkin's work is revealed as a story about feelings, missed opportunities, and the inner disarray of the characters. Through the reading of text fragments and musical accompaniment, the atmosphere of the era, its way of life, and emotional structure are conveyed. The program includes excerpts from the operas "Eugene Onegin" and "The Queen of Spades," the ballet "Swan Lake," symphonies, as well as works from several piano cycles. This combination allows for the literary material to be revealed through music and creates a cohesive stage statement. For other performances in St. Petersburg, see KUDAGO.