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The Yesenin Center invites you to the concert "I Will Sing for a Long Time…," dedicated to the 130th anniversary of Sergei Yesenin's birth. Romances and songs based on the poet's poems will be performed by laureates of all-Russian and international competitions Elena Sharma (soprano) and Nikolai Babich (piano), as well as Natalia Saakyan (piano).

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The Yesenin Center invites you to the divertissement performance "Anthology of Russian Romance." Students from the Academic Singing Department of the Institute of Contemporary Art and soloists from the F.I. Chaliapin Theatre Studio of Musical and Performing Arts will present an original, creative take on romances by Russian composers, as well as new interpretations of the artistic images embedded in familiar leitmotifs of famous vocal works.

The production director is Mikhail Anestratenko, artistic director of the F.I. Chaliapin Theatre-Studio of Musical and Stage Performance, and a PhD in Art History. The musical director and author of the concept is Galina Fedoseyeva, Honored Worker of Culture of the Russian Federation and professor. At the piano is Philipp Cheltsov, a laureate of international competitions.

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The S.A. Yesenin House-Museum invites you to a creative evening with poet Veronika Meshcheryakova as part of the literary club "Hotel for Travelers in the Beautiful."

Veronika Meshcheryakova's poems are rooted in the traditions of Russian literature—from The Tale of Igor's Campaign, epics, and the golden age of Russian literature to the work of Sergei Yesenin.

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The Eldar Cinema and Concert Hall invites you to the concert "Once Upon a Time in Cinema"—a journey through the treasure trove of world film music. On International Cinema Day, renowned musicians—pianist Basinia Shulman and violinist Elena Revich—will perform works from award-winning films that have made cinema history.

The program includes: Leonard Bernstein, Ennio Morricone, Henry Mancini, Michel Legrand, George Gershwin, Charlie Chaplin, Isaak Dunaevsky, Dmitry Shostakovich, Georgy Sviridov and others.

The program is subject to change.

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The Moscow Museum of Modern Art on Gogolevsky Boulevard invites you to take guided tours as part of the "Echo Limit" project.

The exhibition's creator, artist Elena Sharganova, will discuss her creative methods and the inspiration behind her work. Visitors will learn how she explores the connection between individual memories and the history of a place that was once the center of mining culture. The tour will feature artworks created specifically for this exhibition and the personal stories of those whose profession shaped the region for decades. The clash of dreams for the future and the reality of a bygone era will be explored through unique objects, photographs, and installations.

To participate, you must additionally purchase an entrance ticket to the museum.

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Moscow schoolchildren have won the All-Russian "Big Change" competition. Sergei Sobyanin announced this on his channel.MAX messenger.

"Twenty-five students from grades 8-10 emerged as the best. Another 86 Muscovites received awards. Congratulations to these students on such an excellent result! I hope their studies continue to bring them pleasure, curiosity, and pride in their knowledge," the Moscow Mayor wrote.

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The competition took place from November 1st to 5th at the Artek International Children's Center. Schoolchildren solved intellectual problems and case studies from competition partners and participated in various educational programs and master classes.

To reach the finals, the students had to complete three online stages and an in-person semifinal. In honor of the Year of Defender of the Fatherland and the 80th anniversary of the Great Victory, many of the tasks were dedicated to the memory of generations.

Moscow was represented at Artek by 111 finalists. The Moscow team was among the top performers in the competition. The finalists will receive additional points toward their university application portfolios and up to one million rubles for education and startups. Their mentor teachers will receive cash prizes and the opportunity to participate in an educational program.

The country's largest children's competition, "Big Change," has been held since 2020. Millions of schoolchildren and college students from across Russia participate.

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The Museum of Moscow will host the 10th scientific and practical conference "Museum in the City – City in the Museum." The topic is "The Space of Museum Knowledge and the Territory of Experiences." Participants will discuss how museums, while transforming into spaces of experience, retain their scientific function. The program includes discussions, lectures, panel sessions, and project sessions.

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The Marina Tsvetaeva House-Museum invites you to the play "I Can't Get Used to Myself." It was staged based on the works and biography of Valentin Rasputin for Denis Matsuev's "Stars on Baikal" festival (2018) and performed in the writer's birthplace, Irkutsk.

The performance will offer a fresh look at Valentin Rasputin. It will feature excerpts from the writer's works, including "Live and Love," "Ivan's Daughter—Ivan's Mother," "Vision," "What to Tell the Crow?", "The Last Term," and "Natasha." Additionally, the audience will hear Valentin Rasputin's journalism, as well as folk songs and compositions by the writer's favorite composers—Georgy Sviridov, Valery Gavrilin, and Sergei Rachmaninoff. These will be performed by Diana Shnurova, Valentin Rasputin's fellow countrywoman.

The performers are Yuri Oborotov (Valentin Rasputin), an artist at the Center for Drama and Directing; Diana Shnurova, an opera singer and theater and film actress (the mother, daughter, and Sanka—characters from the writer's stories); and the blind pianist Elena Kukharenko.

The play is being produced as part of the "House of No Knocking…" Continuation project, with the support of the Svet Charity Foundation. Audio descriptions will be provided before the performance.

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The Museum of Moscow invites you to the tour "Mikhalkovo: From Country Estate to Factory Town." Participants will see the 18th-century pseudo-Gothic estate, stroll through a park with ponds and alleys, learn about the history of Wilhelm Jokisch's 19th-century cloth factory, and discover how the estate has changed over the centuries. The tour concludes with a visit to the Mikhalkovo Cultural Center, featuring an exhibition about the estate and a contemporary photography exhibit. The tour is led by guide Elena Kryzhanovskaya.

Duration: 1.5–2 hours. Meeting point: Exit 1 of the Koptevo station on the Moscow Central Circle.

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The Vladimir Vysotsky Museum invites you to a master class with artist Andrey Kovalevsky as part of the exhibition "About Russia with Love." Participants will immerse themselves in the creative atmosphere and master watercolor painting techniques. Please bring paper, brushes, a palette, water bottles, napkins, and watercolor paints.

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