The music of the Baroque era will come to life in a program that unites the works of Russian and French composers of the 18th century. The concert from Olga Pushkina's subscription will become a true cultural journey through the ages, where historical context meets expressive live performance and the atmosphere of the past. What could be more exciting than a musical journey through time? The program "Music for the Emperor and the King" transports listeners to the 18th century - the golden age of Baroque, filled with solemn ceremonies, royal balls, and the delicate beauty of music created for monarchs. The concert, opening the subscription "Musical Journeys through Different Countries," is not just a meeting with classics. It is an elegant excursion into the cultural history of France and Russia, where the performed works become keys to understanding the era. On stage are soloists, including mezzo-soprano Anastasia Meshchanova, violinist Nikolai Andreev, harpsichordist Elena Serova, and the project's author herself - pianist Olga Pushkina. The concert will feature compositions by Dmitry Bortnyansky, Alexei Lvov, and Stepan Degtyarev - composers closely associated with the Imperial Chapel. The French part of the program will be adorned with exquisite pieces for harpsichord by François Couperin, fragments of operas by Jean-Baptiste Lully and Jean-Philippe Rameau. Special attention in the concert will be given to the story of the historical context - traditions, aesthetics, performance style. This makes the evening not only musical but also educational. It will be interesting for both those who are just discovering Baroque music and for seasoned listeners. Where to go in St. Petersburg, we tell on our website.