This instrument can sound like a voice - sincere, piercing, human. On this evening, the oboe will show how it can be lyrical, virtuosic, and truly expressive. Its capabilities will be revealed by young musicians - participants in a project where experience meets inspiration. The oboe is one of the rarest and most amazing instruments in classical music. Its timbre is unmistakable: it penetrates deep, sounding like a voice, alive and real. It can be delicate and tender, strict and rebellious - and on this evening it will demonstrate the full range of its possibilities. On the stage of the White Hall of the Central Library named after M. Yu. Lermontov, students of Denis Viktorovich Bystrov - a teacher at the Saint Petersburg State Conservatory named after N. A. Rimsky-Korsakov - will perform. This concert will be part of the cycle "Teacher and Students," within which young performers have the opportunity to present themselves and share their interpretation of music from different eras. The program is designed to showcase how versatile the oboe can be. It will feature compositions of various genres written in different centuries - and each piece will present a new challenge for the performers. The audience will hear how this instrument unfolds in duets and solo parts, how its voice interacts with the space of the hall and the attention of the listeners. The concert will feature laureates of all-Russian and international competitions - students of the Secondary Specialized Music School and the Conservatory: Gleb Khrazia, Alexander Karnaukhov, Maya Rogulina, Theona Nikonovich, Marina Rudko, Matvey Maresh, Yulia Gojeva, German Byuller, Elizaveta Denisova, Daniil Shtabel, Nicole Lanser, Alexey Maresh. This performance will be interesting for both those who are well acquainted with classical music and those who are just beginning to get to know it. It will provide a sense of connection to true living art, where attention, emotions, and the precision of each sound are important. Our website features the current program of Saint Petersburg.