A chamber music concert featuring the winners of the P. I. Tchaikovsky Competition - Anna Komarova (flute) and Lev Zhuravsky (clarinet) - will offer listeners an evening of exquisite works by L. Spohr, J. Ibert, P. Taffanel, F. Gobert, and C. Saint-Saëns. The delicate mastery of the musicians will create an atmosphere of inspiration and harmony. The White Hall of the Central Library named after M. Yu. Lermontov will open its doors to lovers of classical music, inviting them to a chamber music concert performed by outstanding young artists - Anna Komarova (flute) and Lev Zhuravsky (clarinet), winners of the XVII International P. I. Tchaikovsky Competition. Anna Komarova won the second prize and a silver medal at the competition and is now a soloist with the famous MusicAeterna orchestra under the direction of Teodor Currentzis. Her playing is characterized by filigree technique, a subtle sense of nuance, and the ability to create a whole world of sound images. Lev Zhuravsky, holder of the third prize and a bronze medal, plays in the Mikhailovsky Theatre orchestra and is known for his vibrant personality, expressiveness, and attention to detail in the score. The evening's program consists of works by outstanding composers of the chamber repertoire: L. Spohr, M. Illesh, J. Ibert, P. Taffanel, F. Gobert, and C. Saint-Saëns. These compositions unite the elegance of melody, the richness of harmonies, and virtuosic parts that will reveal the possibilities of the flute and clarinet in duet. The chamber setting of the White Hall will add a special charm to the concert, where every sound acquires a unique depth and closeness. Here, the audience will fully experience the magic of live performance, immersing themselves in the atmosphere of dialogue between the two instruments, where each phrase is a response and continuation of the previous one. The evening will not only be a meeting with high-level art but also an opportunity to discover the creative faces of young musicians who are already shaping the future of the Russian academic scene. This concert is for those who appreciate subtlety, emotional richness, and the living breath of music.