An old mansion, the personal story of the musician, and a Bach program come together here in a rare format of a chamber concert, where both sound and the memory of the place are important. Listeners can expect a meeting with organ music in an almost home-like setting, where the technologically recreated voice of the famous instrument connects with the warmth of live performance. Sometimes music has a particularly strong effect where it has its own human backstory. In this case, it sounds not in an abstract concert hall, but in a house with which the performer has a personal memory. For Anatoly Marshalov, the Agafurov House is part of his own biography: he grew up here during the years of communal apartments. Decades later, returning to this space becomes an event where music, the history of the building, and personal experience merge into one delicate and very expressive narrative. At the heart of the program "Musical Offering" are compositions by J.S. Bach. Here, it is especially important not only what is played, but also how it is done. The format of short chamber concerts makes the perception closer and more focused: the listener finds themselves inside the old mansion, where academic music is perceived without distance, almost at the level of the space's breath. Where to go with children in Yekaterinburg can be found on KudaGo.