"Music unites": artist AMCHI called the National Centre RUSSIA’s original project a unifying force across generations

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Artist AMCHI (Artem Amchislavsky) from the Krasnodar region performed on the stage of the "Journey Across Russia" space. The concert on May 24 continued the National Centre RUSSIA's original project "In the Rhythm of Russia." Guests not only saw a performance by one of the brightest participants of the "Songs" show, but were also able to take a gastronomic journey through various regions of the country at the National Centre's Gastronomic Rows.

The National Centre's musical and educational project was created to support young artists from different corners of our country and aims to tell about Russia's cultural diversity through music, taste and traditions. It gives performers the opportunity to present their creativity and their region to a wide audience. The project's participants are singers and musicians who inspire with their energy and love for their native culture. The concert on May 24 was timed to coincide with the Day of Slavic Writing and Culture.

According to Artem Amchislavsky, "In the Rhythm of Russia" unites different generations through music.

"Such events bring people together through music. I think it's brilliant to give artists the opportunity to expand their audience. At another concert, all these people might not have gathered together, but here there were both little ones and adults. The most important thing is in the unity, in the good mood. Everything went brilliantly, fantastic atmosphere," the artist emphasised. 

Audiences at "In the Rhythm of Russia" project concerts not only enjoy live music, but also get acquainted with the unique opportunities of the regions: their cuisine, history and events at the National Centre RUSSIA. This creates a space where talents meet traditions, and guests find inspiration, joy and pride in their Motherland.

As part of the "In the Rhythm of Russia" project, the following dates have already been marked:

— Cosmonautics Day. On April 12 at the National Centre RUSSIA, Russian-Cossack singer Miravi performed. She congratulated visitors to the National Centre RUSSIA on the holiday and gave her performance as a gift.

— First of May. The group MOHITO congratulated guests of the National Centre on the holiday dedicated to labour and achievements of Russia's regions, and performed their popular compositions.

All details about the "In the Rhythm of Russia" project can be found on the National Centre RUSSIA website in the "Events" section.