The evening will combine vocals, piano, and artistic word in a soft spring intonation. Poems and music by Mozart, Tchaikovsky, Alyabyev, Vlasov, and other authors will sound like a conversation about beauty, love, and inspiration - intimate, lively, and understandable for children, teenagers, and adults. This format helps to hear familiar texts and melodies in a new way. Sometimes spring reveals itself best through voice, keys, and poetic lines. Here, three artistic languages come together in a cohesive program: vocal numbers, piano pieces, and artistic word engage in a dialogue about feelings, beauty, inner renewal, and the clarity that the change of season brings. The program features works by Mozart, Tchaikovsky, Alyabyev, Vlasov, and other composers. This makes the evening accessible to a diverse audience: those who love classical music will find it interesting to hear familiar intonations in an intimate format, while those who usually choose poetic meetings will be able to trace how the word begins to sound alongside the melody. Participants in the program include vocalist Anastasia Shestakova, pianist Timofey Antropov, and Tatyana Trushnikova, responsible for the artistic word. Where to go in Yekaterinburg, knows KudaGo.