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A magical musical quest for children unfolds in new Russian digital project

Three young heroes embark on a quest to restore lost harmony in a world without music. Discover the immersive adventure now streaming across Russia.

Here we can see a child playing a piano which is present in front of her and there is a book on the...
Here we can see a child playing a piano which is present in front of her and there is a book on the piano and on the left side we can see a couch and there is a door in the middle present

A magical musical quest for children unfolds in new Russian digital project

A new musical project for children, The Mystery of the Magic Melody, has launched across major Russian digital platforms. Backed by the Presidential Fund for Cultural Initiatives, it blends storytelling, original music, and animation to engage young audiences. The initiative arrived in late October, though little is known about the team behind it as of December 2025. The project unfolds in Raspevnaya, a fictional village where music has vanished. Three young friends set out on a journey to recover magical notes and bring harmony back to their world. Their adventure is told through an audio play, an eight-track album, and seven animated videos—all linked by a single narrative. Among the cast are prominent Russian performers, including Bolshoi Theatre soloist Elchin Azizov and jazz singer Mariam Merabova. The production also features leading children’s ensembles, adding depth to the storytelling. Separately, the Sverdlovsk Youth Theatre recently staged Aladdin’s Magic Lamp, a festive performance designed to evoke the spirit of winter celebrations. While unrelated to The Mystery of the Magic Melody, both projects reflect a broader push to connect young audiences with cultural traditions. Officials note that the audio play aligns with the Family national project, aiming to promote core values through creative storytelling and music. The materials are now accessible on key Russian streaming services and video platforms. The release combines audio, visual, and musical elements to create an immersive experience. Its availability on digital platforms ensures wide reach among children and families. The project’s ties to national cultural initiatives suggest it may play a role in shaping future youth-focused programming.

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