Hits of Soviet cinema. Musical investigation with the Siberian Percussion Orchestra

Dive into a night where every note is a clue and every melody unfolds a fresh mystery. Under the charismatic guidance of Dmitry Vasyanovich, who steps into the role of a chief detective for the evening, you’ll become an active participant in an interactive musical adventure that blends live performance with brain‑bending intrigue. Embark on a sonic sleuthing journey as the Siberian Percussion Orchestra brings you iconic tracks from Soviet cinema, inviting you to decode musical hints, recognise hidden composers, and anticipate the next striking theme. It’s not just a concert—it’s a game where your listening powers and sharp intellect work in perfect harmony, promising unexpected twists, discovery, and, of course, unforgettable music. **Highlights of the program:** - E. Ptichkin – Overture to *Two Captains* - V. Gottlieb – Melodies of the 50s (potpourri) - A. Petrov – “Hey, Sailor”; Gallop polka from *Say a Word About the Poor Hussar*; Melody from *Office Romance* - T. Khrennikov – *Moscow Windows* - A. Lepin – “Song of a Good Mood” from *Carnival Night* - V. Zubkov – Overture “Meeting” from *Gypsy* - G. Gladkov – Ostap Bender’s song from *12 Chairs*; Gallop from *Gentlemen of Fortune* - I. Schwartz – “Your Honor, Lady Luck” from *White Sun of the Desert*; “Love and Separation” from *We Were Married Not in the Church* - J. Frenkel – Potpourri from *Elusive Avengers* - R. Pauls – Melody from *A Long Road in the Dunes* - A. Zatsepin – “Song about Bears” from *Prisoner of the Caucasus, or the New Adventures of Shurik*; “Market” from *Operation “Y” and Other Adventures of Shurik*; “The Chase,” “Kap‑kap‑kap,” “If I Were a Sultan,” “Looking for You,” and “A Conversation with Happiness” from *Ivan Vasilyevich Changes his Profession* and *June 31* Prepare for an evening of discovery, suspenseful twists, and pure cinematic joy. Join us as we unravel Soviet film history, one brilliant percussion moment at a time. [Details & tickets]