Two powerful texts by Maxim Gorky, a live reading by Evgeny Mironov, and vocal framing by the Moscow Chamber Choir - an unusual and emotionally rich combination for connoisseurs of deep prose and academic vocal music. Such an event cannot be perceived superficially - it requires involvement, opens new facets of familiar plots, and sharpens sensitivity to words and music. This production unites literature and music, creating a dialogue between word and sound. The focus is on the stories of Maxim Gorky, which encompass the entire palette of human emotions: passion, disappointment, longing, strength, and the pursuit of freedom. They are read by the People's Artist of Russia Evgeny Mironov, whose voice transforms the text into a living stream of thought and emotion. He does not just narrate; he lives each word, emphasizing the inner drama of the characters. The second hero of the evening will be the Moscow State Academic Chamber Choir under the direction of Timofei Golberg. Their part is not background but a full-fledged component of the drama. Works inspired by folk motifs, as well as compositions by Rachmaninoff and Sviridov - authors whose musical heritage reflects the Russian soul in all its contradictions - will be performed. Find other events in Moscow on KudaGo.