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The capital has charitable programs for mothers in difficult life situations. These include women raising children with disabilities, pregnant women, mothers with many children, and single mothers. Having received support and regained their footing, they often later join the large community of caring citizens.

You can help the wards of non-profit organizations (NPOs) implementing humanitarian projects for women with the help of charitable service mos.ru lists over 100 verified NGOs. They are listed in the Moscow Charity Organizations Registry, regularly report on the use of their funds, and publish stories of those they support.

Mos.ru users can select one or more nonprofits, make a one-time donation, or start supporting them regularly. The service also allows for a single payment to support all programs across nine categories: Children, Adults, Seniors, Animals, Combat Veterans, Families, People with Disabilities, Ecology, and Science and Education. Muscovites can also create their own collection for one of these categories.

Help mothers of children with rare diseases

The Rare Women Foundation's project Butterfly Children has become a source of support for many mothers raising children with rare diseases such as epidermolysis bullosa and ichthyosis. Women can take advantage of several support programs, including psychological counseling, additional education, and coaching. This support helps them cope with emotional burnout and depression, realize their goals, and become not only a support system but also a role model for their child.

In 2025, the Butterfly Children charity foundation received a grant from the Mayor of Moscow for further project developmentThe funds will be used to create educational materials, conduct an information campaign, and provide legal consultations.

"It's important for a woman to be able to focus on her own desires beyond her child's illness. Many 'rare' mothers lack the resources and strength to do so. This grant will allow us to reach more beneficiaries, providing them with tools for recovery and self-fulfillment," said Alena Kuratova, director of the Butterfly Children Foundation.

This year, the project received a new status—it was registered as an autonomous non-profit organization, "Rare Women." This allowed it to expand its support to the federal level.

Put together a food package and things for the children

Fund Women for Life The foundation works for pregnant women, families with many children, and single mothers who find themselves in difficult life situations. They can seek psychological support, medical and financial assistance, and legal advice. The foundation created the "Mom's Window" project. It helps women quickly receive essential food packages, clothing and footwear for themselves and their children, stationery, hygiene products, and special holiday gifts, such as elegant New Year's dresses for girls. Over the years, the project has provided such assistance to nearly 11,000 women and their children.

"The project launched in February 2020. It all started with a spontaneous desire to help—we simply went to the store, bought groceries, and distributed them to those in need. This kind of support was especially important during the quarantine, especially for families where one of the breadwinners had lost their job or the mother was raising a child alone. And we realized that food assistance should be ongoing," noted Natalia Moskvitina, president of the Women for Life charitable foundation.

Thus, special “collection boxes” were placed in which caring citizens can leave necessary goodsThey accept products in factory packaging with a long shelf life (groceries and cereals, pasta, baby food, cookies, candy, tea, and more). You can also support the project through monetary donations, which will then be used to purchase necessary items and food.

Inspire by personal example

Many women who have experienced hardship and received support often want to join the volunteer community themselves. The resource center provides such opportunities. MosvolonterMuscovites are participating in events, good projects, and campaigns: from collecting humanitarian aid to master classes at volunteer centers. Good Place.

Mothers who volunteer instill in their children a love of good deeds and dedicate their family time to volunteering. For example, Natalia Yakovleva, a mother of two sons, has been volunteering for over four years. She has focused on several areas—sports, environmentalism, and animal volunteering. Together with her children and husband, Natalia Yakovleva visits homeless animals in city shelters, beautifies parks and nature reserves, and plants tree saplings. The Yakovleva family participates in charity runs, prepares gifts for the elderly who have lost their families, and helps send children in difficult life situations to school.

"I try to show my sons by personal example how important and rewarding it is to help, so they can continue doing so as adults. Through volunteering, I want to teach them to appreciate what they have and to share their attention and care with those in need. It's always nice to be a little bit of a magician and bring joy to someone with your attention. When the whole family volunteers, it's a great way to combine business with pleasure," shared Natalia Yakovleva.

You can learn more about volunteering on the Mosvolonter resource center website and its social media page. VKontakte and in Telegram channel.

The work and functional development of the charitable service on the mos.ru portal is supervised by the capital Department of Information Technology AndCommittee on Public Relations and Youth Policy with the support of the Public Chamber of Moscow.

The creation and operation of digital platforms for providing residents with public services in various sectors of the social sphere corresponds to the objectives of the national project "Data Economy and Digital Transformation of the State"More information about Russia's national projects and the capital's contribution can be found atspecial page.

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In anticipation of the New Year, the Unified Support Center for Special Military Operations (SVO) Participants and Their Families will host the traditional "Winter's Tale" marathon. Throughout December, guests will be able to join the festive program: attend performances, participate in creative workshops and quizzes, prepare gifts for loved ones, plan a New Year's menu, and much more.

"With the New Year approaching, everyone is looking forward to a magical moment—we want to bring a festive atmosphere to our defenders and their loved ones. For service members and their families, such moments are especially precious: they offer an opportunity to escape their daily worries and immerse themselves in a magical atmosphere. We've prepared a rich program for the marathon, ensuring everyone will find something to enjoy. It's a great way to create a festive mood and gain new experiences with family and friends," noted Daria Starovoitova, Director of the Unified Support Center for SVO Participants and Their Families.

The marathon will last four weeks, each with its own theme. The first will be dedicated to summing up the year and revisiting good family traditions. Participants will write letters to Santa Claus, make jewelry from natural materials, and create a family photo collage.

The next stage will teach children how to decorate Christmas tree decorations, make cards, candles, and advent calendars. In the third week, they will create fairytale characters and beautifully wrap gifts. The marathon will conclude with culinary master classes: families will practice preparing desserts for the holiday table.

The organizers are also preparing many surprises for guests. On December 17, there will be a New Year's concert featuring students from the Diana Gurtskaya Social Integration Center and a vocal master class led by People's Artist of Russia Diana Gurtskaya.

The marathon will culminate on December 20th with an interactive family tour of the center's various venues. The program includes a New Year's performance with Father Frost and the Snow Maiden, a dance flash mob, a music quiz, and much more.

Each family will receive a wizard's passport, which will record all workshops and other events attended. Prizes will be awarded to the most active participants at the finals.

The schedule can be found atlinkPre-registration is required. For questions, please call our contact center daily from 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM at 7 495 870-55-45.

What clubs and sections are available for free to children of Special Forces soldiers in northern Moscow?

During the New Year's marathon, the Unified Support Center will operate as usual. All visitors will be able to receive specialist assistance in applying for city support programs, consult with lawyers and psychologists, and find short vocational training programs and current job openings.

Supporting special military operation participants and their families is Moscow's top priority. To coordinate all citywide measures, a Unified Support Center was established at 8 Beregovoy Proezd, Building 2. There, participants of the Special Military Operations and their families receive comprehensive assistance. The center also implements a program to help veterans reintegrate into civilian life after completing their service.

The unified center is open daily from 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM. Comprehensive support measures for special military operation participants and their families were outlined by the Mayor of Moscow in his strategy for developing the social protection system until 2030. Russian President Vladimir Putin praised the capital's work in this area during his visit to the center in March 2025 and ordered that the capital's experience be replicated in other regions.

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Inefficiently used urban areas continue to be developed in the capital. Sergei Sobyanin announced this on his channel in MAX messenger.

"New residential neighborhoods, public spaces, and workplaces will appear in Vnukovo, Yuzhnoye Tushino, Pokrovskoe-Streshnevo, Kapotnya, and Biryulyovo Vostochny," the Moscow Mayor noted.

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The total area of inefficiently utilized non-residential land is 9.5 hectares. It is currently occupied by warehouses and other outdated buildings. The redeveloped sites are planned for the construction of 286,500 square meters of residential real estate to implement the renovation program and the creation of approximately 800 new jobs by locating shops, cafes, and other service businesses on the non-residential ground floors.

Among these territories:

— redeveloped plots with a total area of 5.08 hectares, located in the Yuzhnoye Tushino and Pokrovskoe-Streshnevo districts of the Northwestern Administrative District of Moscow at 2nd Tushinsky Proezd, Building 12, near the intersection of Pokhodny and Stroitelny Proezds. Their urban development potential amounts to 130,570 square meters of real estate.

— Three more redevelopment sites, with a total area of 2.89 hectares, are located in Kapotnya (South-Eastern Administrative Okrug) at the following addresses: Quarter 1, Land Plot No. 15; Quarter 2, Building 6, Building 1; and Quarter 3, Building 25b. Modern residential complexes with a total area of 100,000 square meters are planned for construction on these sites.

— redeveloped plots with a total area of 1.52 hectares in the Biryulevo Vostochnoye district (Southern Administrative Okrug), located at Biryulevskaya Street, Buildings 31 and 34, near the intersection with Kasimovskaya and Ryazhskaya Streets. The urban development potential of these plots amounts to 55,910 square meters of real estate.

Furthermore, a decision was made to comprehensively develop two inefficiently used sites, totaling 63.91 hectares, in the Vnukovo district of Moscow's Novomoskovsky Administrative Okrug. The corresponding decree was signed by the Mayor of Moscow.

The redeveloped sites are located near the village of Krekshino, not far from the Sanino station on the fourth Moscow Central Diameter. They are currently occupied by warehouses and other outdated facilities.

There are plans to build modern residential complexes with a total area of approximately 400,000 square meters here, including to implement the objectives of the renovation program.

The construction of public, business, and social facilities totaling approximately 230,000 square meters is also planned. These include an educational complex with a school and kindergarten for over 1,500 children, a kindergarten for 350 children, a sports complex with a hotel, and a technology park. Improvements will be made to the area, including landscaping and road construction. The project will create 6,400 new jobs.

The number of KRT projects being implemented will increase in 2025

The Moscow government has approved and is currently implementing 154 integrated development projects covering a total area of over 1,500 hectares. These projects plan to build approximately 30.9 million square meters of real estate. This will create approximately 350,000 jobs.

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On December 1, the Moscow Government's first HR conference, "Behind the Scenes," was held at the Lomonosov Innovation Cluster. Over 600 Moscow experts discussed key challenges in the sector and outlined solutions to help the city's team become even stronger.

Labor market

Representatives from HR departments at Moscow-based organizations discussed current challenges, exchanged useful tools, strengthened working relationships, and shared experiences. This open dialogue will enable Moscow organizations to make more informed personnel decisions, thereby more effectively improving the quality of life in the city.

"HR specialists often remain behind the scenes, even though their work and the right tools for attracting, retaining, and developing people directly determine the effectiveness of organizations. It was important for us to highlight those people and practices that often go unnoticed, yet actually support the city's vast system. The conference became a platform for professionals to discuss real-life work situations and share tools that influence the development of organizations in the best city on earth—the capital," said Polina Loginova, Head of the HR Services Department of the Moscow Government.

The labor market situation was a recurring theme at the conference. Key challenges facing the Moscow Government as one of the largest employers were discussed, and solutions were shared that, amidst a labor shortage, help them operate, strengthen teams, support employee development, and enhance internal expertise. A joint presentation on this topic was presented by the event organizer, the HR Services Department, and the career hh.ru platforms not only opened the meeting, but also set the general framework for discussion.

HR strategy in the public sector

One of the event's highlights was a panel discussion with representatives of the winners of the first Moscow Government HR Management Award "In Frame," previously hosted by the management team. The award finalists—leaders from Moscow government agencies and organizations, PSB Bank, and the Kazan City Hall—discussed the transformation of the HR specialist's role, shared talent attraction and retention practices, and proposed solutions for improving the effectiveness of HR management in the public sector.

The country's best HR practices received the Moscow Government's "In Frame" award.

"In a context where all industries are facing unprecedented HR challenges, the public sector must speak the same language with the labor market to remain competitive in the battle for talent. The "Behind the Scenes" conference has become a platform for such dialogue. Here, we not only diagnose common challenges—from staff turnover to finding motivated specialists—but also collaborate on innovative and proactive actions. This approach allows us not only to adapt to change but to build a HR strategy as the foundation for the smooth operation of the entire metropolis," said Pavel Kovalev, Deputy Head of Human Resources at the Moscow Metro.

The conference's key results were the creation of an environment for the free exchange of best practices and the development of a common vision for developing the HR potential of government organizations. This format supports ongoing dialogue and accelerates the implementation of modern HR solutions, strengthening teams in Moscow and other regions.

Irina Bochkova, Deputy Chief of Staff and Head of the HR Policy Department at the Kazan City Hall, noted that government agencies are currently competing with corporations for employees, requiring flexible and effective HR solutions. The best way to find them is through open dialogue and the exchange of best practices with partners from other municipalities. Together, they are creating a new paradigm for public service, instilling values of service in managers, and developing them to meet the demands of the times. According to her, by sharing unique experience, the Moscow Government is setting a trend for HR transformation and fostering growth.

Thanks to such events, the entire Moscow team becomes stronger: HR specialists are changing their approach to working with employees, which helps city services become more efficient and residents more quickly notice improvements in their usual services.

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Moscow parents with many children have received state awards for their significant contributions to strengthening the institution of family and raising children. Sergei Sobyanin presented the Order of Parental Glory and its medals.

"Perhaps no medal, no order, no award touches hearts as much as the 'Parental Glory' award. What you do can even be called a 'feat,' because it is the most difficult, the most challenging, requiring not just a day's work but a lifetime dedicated to creating large, beautiful families. You are laying the foundation for the future of our city and our country," Sergei Sobyanin addressed the parents of many children.

In accordance with the regulations on state awards of the Russian Federation (Decree of the President of the Russian Federation of September 7, 2010 No. 1099), Sergei Sobyanin presents state awards on behalf of and on the instructions of the President of Russia.

The Order of Parental Glory was awarded to Svetlana and Vladimir Dubinin, who are raising eight children, and to Elena and Maxim Sazonov, who are raising eight children.

"On behalf of our entire extended family, we thank you for your comprehensive assistance and support. Thanks to you, we have had the wonderful opportunity to live in our own home for 10 years now. Once again, we thank you from the bottom of our hearts for everything you do for Moscow and its residents," said Vladimir Dubinin.

The following were awarded the Medal of the Order of Parental Glory:

— Evgenia and Andrey Budtolaev, raising six children;

— Natalia and Alexey Bulychev, raising five children;

— Yulia and Alexey Vetchinkin, raising four children;

– Ekaterina and Oleg Isaev, raising five children;

– Salimat Kambarova and Rasul Abdurakhmanov, raising four children;

– Svetlana and Anatoly Kondratyev, raising five children;

— Nelia Larina and Denis Shvidkin, raising four children;

— Veronika Lebedinskaya and Sergei Skvortsov, raising four children;

– Maria and Maxim Markov, raising five children;

— Lyubov and Igor Mikhailov, raising five children;

– Nina and Alexey Ozerov, raising five children;

– Olga and Alexander Oreshkin, raising five children;

– Olga and Dmitry Pogosov, raising four children;

– Natalia Podryabinnikova and Alexey Postnikov, raising five children;

— Ekaterina and Roman Reutov, raising six children;

– Nadezhda and Konstantin Ryzhak, raising seven children;

— Elena and Alexey Sinev, raising four children;

– Maria and Vasily Stepanov, raising five children;

– Olga and Mikhail Tagilov, raising five children;

— Elena and Ilgar Tagiev, raising four children;

– Svetlana and Nikolai Telnov, raising five children;

— Yulia and Anton Chabay, raising five children.

"Dear Sergey Semenovich, I want to thank you for our city. My family and I travel a lot, but we always return to the capital of our country with great joy and inspiration. It truly is, as the song goes, the best city on Earth. And your contribution to this is undeniable, because over the past years and decades, we have seen our city transform, how it has changed, and how it is becoming, without exaggeration, the best capital of all cities, including capitals in Europe and Asia. Wherever we are, our city is the best. We bow deeply to you, and I wish you good health, fortitude, and continued success in your endeavors," Dmitry Pogosov said in his acceptance speech.

Social support for large families in Moscow

Over the past 15 years, the number of large families in Moscow (three or more children) has increased almost 3.7-fold, reaching 240,100. These families are raising 612,200 children.

Large families receive a range of social support measures from the city budget, including benefits, compensation, privileges, and in-kind assistance in education, healthcare, and culture, as well as assistance in improving their housing conditions.

From January 1, 2025, payments to families with children were indexed by 5.5 percent.

Children under three years of age receive a monthly compensation payment of 947 rubles to offset the increase in the cost of food.

Each child under 18 receives a monthly compensation payment to offset expenses due to rising costs of living. For families with three or four children, the compensation amount is 1,681 rubles per child, and for families raising five or more children, it is 2,100 rubles per child.

Children under 18 years of age studying in educational institutions receive an annual compensation payment for the purchase of a set of clothing for attending classes during their studies—13,987 rubles per child.

In addition to other payments for children, each family with three or more children receives:

— a monthly compensation payment to cover expenses for housing and utilities in the amount of 1,462 rubles for a family with three or four children and 2,922 rubles for a family with five or more children;

— monthly compensation payment for telephone use in the amount of 292 rubles per family.

In addition, families with five or more minor children receive a monthly compensation of 2,520 rubles for the purchase of children's goods.

Special social support measures have been established in Moscow for large families raising 10 or more children. They are entitled to:

— a monthly compensation payment in the amount of 2,100 rubles for each child under the age of 18 (for full-time students — up to 23 years of age);

— annual compensation payment for International Family Day (May 15) — 27,972 rubles per family and for Knowledge Day (September 1) — 41,955 rubles per family.

In addition, mothers who have given birth to 10 or more children, reside in Moscow, and receive a pension receive a monthly compensation payment of 27,972 rubles.

"Moscow also provides every opportunity for the children's intellectual and creative education. In addition to the support of their extended family, they feel the care of a large city," Sergei Sobyanin wrote in

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Additional support for large families

Large families in the capital receive not only cash payments but also a range of benefits. These include:

— free supply of baby food for children under seven years of age;

— free provision of medicines to children under 18 years of age;

— free provision of two meals a day to children studying in educational institutions implementing general education programs;

— free travel on all types of public transport (except taxis and minibuses) for children under 18 years of age and their parents using a social card;

— free travel on suburban rail transport for children under 18 years of age and their parents;

— admission of children to state preschool educational institutions in the city of Moscow on a priority basis;

— exemption from payment for the maintenance of children in state preschool educational institutions;

— free use by children of paid physical education, health and sports services provided by institutions that are part of the city state system of physical education and sports, in the manner established by the Government of Moscow;

— benefits for establishing the amount of payment for housing and utilities in the manner and under the conditions established by the Government of Moscow;

— the right to the provision of residential premises owned by the city of Moscow and subsidies for the acquisition or construction of residential premises in the manner and under the conditions established by federal legislation and legal acts of the city of Moscow;

— the right to free admission to the zoo, payment at discounted prices established by the Moscow Government, visits to museums, parks of culture and recreation, exhibitions, stadiums, cultural, educational and sports events in the specified cultural and sports institutions under the jurisdiction of the Moscow Government, and once a month — free admission to museums and stadiums;

— one of the parents in a large family, in whose name the vehicle is registered, is exempt from paying transport tax for one vehicle;

— free use of parking spaces for vehicles for one of the parents (adoptive parents) in a large family, in whose name the vehicle is registered, for which he/she has been granted a tax benefit in the form of an exemption from paying the transport tax.

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In addition, upon the birth of a baby, large families, like everyone else, receive "Our Treasure" gift sets. These include 50 universal items suitable for both boys and girls. These include a mattress, blanket, diapers, onesies, a bath towel with a mitten, diapers, rompers, bodysuits, a digital thermometer, and much more.

Since February 2020, families can receive a compensation payment of 20,000 rubles instead of a gift set.

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According to weather forecasters, fog is expected in parts of the capital from 9:00 PM on December 2 until 12:00 PM on December 3. Visibility will range from 200 to 700 meters.

The air temperature will fluctuate between minus one and plus one degree.

Residents and visitors are urged to exercise caution and caution. Drivers should strictly adhere to speed limits and follow the traffic, and avoid sudden maneuvers.

In case of emergency, please call 101 or 112 or the single hotline of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia for the city of Moscow: 7 495 637-31-01.

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Schoolchildren from the Troitsky and Novomoskovsky administrative districts, whose parents are participating in a special military operation, took a tour of Vnukovo International Airport named after A.N. Tupolev.

Just like in a real liner

The visit began at the training center, where future aviation specialists are trained. The young guests were told about the airport's history and shown mock-ups of aircraft and airfield equipment. Instructors gave the children an introductory lesson, after which they each performed takeoff and landing in a Tu-154 flight simulator.

The children also took on the role of air traffic controllers: they learned about aircraft tracking equipment and systems, independently determined their flight paths, altitude, and speed, and learned how to use the control panel.

Dogs and a falcon are on guard for safety

At the airport entrance, the young participants underwent security screening. Aviation security personnel demonstrated the operation of introscopes, metal detector frames, and other equipment. There, the children were met by dog handlers and their dog, who explained animal training and the special skills required for such a responsible service.

It turns out that four-legged helpers aren't the only ones involved in airport life. Flight safety is also ensured by ornithologists and their feathered protégé, a tame falcon. The schoolchildren learned how the raptor scares away seagulls, grey partridges, snipes, pigeons, and crows from the airfield, preventing them from getting into airplane engines during takeoff and landing.

In the check-in hall, young guests learned about the specifics of working at the information desk and visited the children's waiting room. In the baggage claim area, they were shown a demonstration of a modern luggage tracing system using artificial intelligence technology.

Anyone can become a pilot

A special part of the program was a meeting with a pilot from one of the airlines based at Vnukovo Airport. He shared the story of his professional journey—from his first training sessions on a training aircraft to piloting modern passenger airliners—and answered questions from the young audience. The children were particularly interested in the emergency situations that experience and professionalism help them overcome.

"It was really interesting to learn about how airplanes work, what lift is, and why a vertical speed indicator is needed. I had no idea how much a pilot and the entire airport crew must know and be able to do!" ninth-grader Polina Dolgova shared her impressions.

The tour concluded with a photo shoot against the backdrop of the airfield apron and runway, where the students received souvenirs. Many students admitted that the event inspired them to seriously consider a career in civil aviation.

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This year, specialists from the city's municipal services department have inspected over 1.6 million gas stoves installed in Moscow residents' apartments. This was reported by the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Housing, Utilities, and Urban Development. Petr Biryukov.

"Between January and November, we inspected the functionality and safety compliance of over 1.6 million gas stoves, representing approximately 90 percent of the total. If any violations are detected, gas workers eliminate any safety hazards and provide recommendations for future operation and repair," noted Pyotr Biryukov.

Gas safety issues are constantly under special control. Every year, specialists from Mosgaz JSC conduct scheduled maintenance of all gasified residential buildings in the city.

The average lifespan of a gas stove is 10 to 12 years. After this time, gas valves wear out, burner diffusers become deformed, and oven insulation deteriorates. Maintaining the safe operation of such appliances is impossible, so replacement is necessary. A gas stove must be equipped with a gas control system that shuts off the gas supply if the burner flame goes out.

Responsibility for the maintenance and replacement of gas equipment lies with the owner or tenant of the residential premises.

Information about the dates and times of inspections is posted on boards installed in entrances and courtyards.

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As part of the "Drama. 21st Century" project, guests will be introduced to Maria Mikheleva's play "The Right to Forget"—the story of a heroine who undergoes an experimental operation to remove traumatic memories and faces consequences that affect her very identity. Participating in the reading will be Evgenia Kryukova, an actress with the independent Theatre of Stories and a winner of the "Initial Event—21st Century" contemporary drama competition.

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The Tsaritsyno Museum-Reserve presents a concert commemorating the 80th birthday of Vladimir Martynov, one of the key contemporary composers and the originator of the concept of new simplicity. The evening will feature his composition "Chalkidiki" for marimba, vibraphone, percussion, and organ—a work inspired by the Greek peninsula and myths of land and sea.

In the musical score, the element of water and the feminine element are conveyed by the organ, while the power of the earth and the masculine character are conveyed by percussion instruments. The first performance of the piece was entrusted to multi-instrumentalist Petr Glavatskikh, who, together with Sofia Iglitskaya, will present the work at Tsaritsyn. The composer explores the fundamental principles of rhythm and sound, inviting listeners to complete immersion and attentive perception of musical details.

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