The flute is a fragile, sensitive instrument that rarely plays solo. In this concert, it will sound in three dimensions: as the voice of opera, as a partner to the piano, and as a hero of jazz improvisation. The program weaves through genres, eras, and moods, offering a subtle dialogue between classical music and emotions. All this takes place in the intimate atmosphere of the museum. The flute does not often become the main character of chamber concerts. This makes the evening within the "Music in the Museum" project all the more interesting, where this exquisite instrument will be presented in all its diversity. Guests will be presented with a program that covers three "dimensions" of the flute - from operatic expressiveness to jazz lightness and chamber classics. The program includes arrangements of famous arias, original pieces for flute and piano, as well as elegant jazz miniatures. This genre diversity transforms the concert into an exciting musical journey, where familiar intonations acquire new shades. The solo part will be performed by Alexandra Veresova - a flutist with an impressive resume: a graduate of the Ural Conservatory, a laureate of international competitions, a participant in major festivals, and a regular participant in the tours of the Ural Youth Symphony Orchestra. Alexandra not only plays the instrument virtuously but also knows how to convey its special lyricism and expressiveness to the listener. The piano parts will be performed by Vladimir Golubev - a concertmaster with a refined musical taste and many years of teaching experience. His accompaniment is characterized by intelligence, delicacy, and impeccable sense of style. Where to go with a child in Yekaterinburg, look for on our website.