The chamber program of Ivan Bessonov and his brothers gathers compositions from Bach to Ravel and Schumann, where virtuosity combines with ensemble work. Here, contrasts are important - from solo pages to large forms, from baroque strictness to the bright palette of the 20th century. The chamber concert featuring Ivan Bessonov and his brothers is interesting for its rare combination of a family ensemble, bright solo performances, and thoughtful dramaturgy. In one evening, baroque, romanticism, and 20th-century music come together, and alongside virtuosic pages, large-form works are performed. This approach makes the program rich: the listener has the opportunity to hear both the individual style of each participant and the internal connection that arises between musicians who are used to feeling each other very precisely. The first part is built on contrasts of timbre and character. Here, Bach's Chaconne, a composition by Chopin for cello and piano, a concert piece by Enescu for viola, Poulenc's sonata for clarinet and piano, and Ravel's "Gypsy" meet. This is music of very different natures: from concentrated and strict to brilliant and temperamental. Thanks to this selection, the program is perceived as a sequential unfolding of the possibilities of the chamber genre. In the second part, the focus shifts towards ensemble compositions, where balance, mutual attention, and the ability to build a large form are especially important. Frank Bridge's Fantasy Quartet and Robert Schumann's quartet require fine coordination and a shared artistic will from the performers. It is in such works that the quality of the ensemble is particularly evident - when each voice remains independent, yet works towards a unified musical movement. Separate interest is also connected with the concert participants themselves. Ivan Bessonov has long established a reputation as one of the most notable pianists of his generation, while his brothers Daniil and Nikita have already gathered significant competitive experience and actively perform on the professional stage. They will be joined by the violist Pyotr.