During the year, the Zaryadye Hall for Children project attracted 30,000 participants.

Since November last year, over 100 interactive and multimedia productions, symphonic, organ and jazz concerts have been held as part of the Zaryadye Hall for Children project, said Natalia Sergunina, Deputy Mayor of Moscow.

"During the year, the audience of the project exceeded 30 thousand people. Together with their parents, the children got to know the basics of music in a playful way, listened to works by famous composers and watched performances based on fairy tales," said Sergunina.

One of the popular programs is called "Who said "tink"?". With her help, children will learn about the peculiarities of the sound of the piano, harp, flute, cello, drums and percussion. The family shows "The Nutcracker" and "The Canterville Ghost", as well as the production "The Snow Queen" with compositions by Pyotr Tchaikovsky, Antonio Vivaldi and Edvard Grieg are also enjoying success.

Zaryadye has also prepared a winter program. On December 13, those who wish are invited to the performance of "Tales of the North", and on January 3, 4 and 5, to the continuation of the cycle of performances "The Magic Odyssey. The New Year's mission.

On January 8, guests will see a production of "Twelve Months", and in March, the premiere of the musical fairy tale "The Little Mouse Mozart", dedicated to the 270th anniversary of the composer's birth, is scheduled.

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