This concert connects the academic music of the Baroque period with compositions of our time, showing how distant eras and the timbres of rare instruments resonate with each other. The program includes Bach, Handel, Vivaldi, Telemann, G. Kling, and Olga Viktorova. Baroque music loves contrasts, and this principle becomes the main theme of the entire program. In one evening, familiar pages of European classical music meet compositions written in our time. Such a dialogue between eras helps to hear Baroque as alive, dynamic, and very diverse, while modern pieces are precise, subtle, and full of internal rhymes with the past. A particular interest lies in the ensemble of performers. Flute, piccolo flute, violin, harpsichord, piano, and tuba - an instrument rarely associated with chamber concerts - come together. This is why the program feels fresh: the familiar palette of Baroque colors expands, and the listener has the opportunity to see how the character of music changes depending on timbre and register. A separate part of the evening is dedicated to the tuba. The audience will hear its low, deep voice and learn more about the largest brass wind instrument. Looking for places to go with a child in Yekaterinburg? Check our website.