Before the spring holidays, the White Hall will host a program dedicated to the image of Woman in musical art. Arias, romances, and lyrical pages come together in a warm gesture of attention to those who fill life with care and support. Vocal parts and piano create a space where every emotion sounds particularly clear. In the White Hall of the library, a concert will take place, created as a musical address to Woman in all her manifestations. This is not a formal selection of works, but a thoughtful sequence of vocal and instrumental images, in which gratitude, respect, and attention to those nearby can be heard. The chamber hall format helps to focus on intonations, soft transitions, and nuances that sometimes fade into the background in a large space. The program is based on romances, arias, and duet numbers by Russian and European composers. The music of Tchaikovsky, Rimsky-Korsakov, Rachmaninoff, Mozart, Verdi, and Puccini allows us to see the theme of Woman through different artistic images: some pages read as a confession, others as reflection or quiet monologue. The repertoire is structured to showcase contrasts-from a chamber confession to a vividly outlined operatic scene. The concert features soloists from the GRAZIOSO Music Salon and artists from several St. Petersburg ensembles. Among the performers are Elena Maltseva (coloratura soprano), Anastasia Ivanova (soprano), Yanina Dobronevskaya (mezzo-soprano), Viktor Pivovarov (tenor), Grigory Arsenyev (baritone), and Ekaterina Fakhmi (piano). Different timbres and artistic styles of performance make the program rich and diverse: each section sounds new, even if the theme remains common. We share on our website where to go with children in St. Petersburg.