The concert "Music for Children" will turn listening into an exciting journey back to the times of Versailles. The organ, piano, and harpsichord performed by recognized masters, complemented by live paintings, will create a magical atmosphere where music and painting will speak the language of fairy tales and beauty. What could be more interesting for a young listener than the touch of real music, played live and performed with love and attention to detail? The concert "Music for Children" opens up an exciting world of French Baroque for the audience, immersing viewers in the atmosphere of the Versailles halls, refined balls, and royal festivities. The program will feature miniatures by outstanding composers of the era - Couperin, Rameau, D'Aquin, Boëly, Dandrieu, and others. Each piece seems to come alive, telling stories through the sounds of the organ, piano, and harpsichord. These rare and amazing instruments will introduce listeners to the diversity of colors in ancient music. At the piano is international competition laureate Daria Kameneva, whose performance style is characterized by precision, softness, and poetic quality. At the organ and harpsichord is Natalia Uzhvi, an experienced musician and educator, whose education and concert activity span Russia and Europe. Together with the concert host Maxim Khritankov, they turn the program into an interactive musical adventure. A special place is taken by the video sequence: throughout the concert, paintings are displayed on the screen that complement the musical images and help the audience better feel the spirit of the era. This approach makes the event understandable and engaging even for the youngest guests. The concert is suitable for family attendance and will also be interesting for parents who want to introduce their children to the world of high art. The program format is designed with the peculiarities of children's perception in mind and turns the acquaintance with classical music into a joyful and educational event. The organ, piano, and harpsichord are instruments with different characters, but within one program they create a unified sound field.