Andrei Gavryushkin's play by French playwright Laurent Mann weaves together two stories of musicians – a street guitarist and a seriously ill pianist. One treats music as a pleasant pastime, a way to make easy money, a hobby successfully turned into a profession. The other breathes music and would live it if it were not for a rare, incurable, terrible disease. An easy acquaintance develops into a serious and sincere conversation, soul mates find each other, and Leo for the first time realizes the difference between himself and a true musician, understands the essence and meaning of serving music and the despair and pain of separation from it. Two worlds, two views, two destinies – one music, one purpose of life.