The piano evening "Composer and Style" transforms the familiar names of Bach, Chopin, Scriabin, Ravel, and Alexander Zhemchuzhnikov into a living history of music. In one program, the strict baroque line, romantic confession, and bold modern colors come together to show how the language of sound changes from era to era. The piano journey through the centuries is constructed here as a living conversation with the listener. In one evening, Bach with his precise architectural form, lyrical Chopin, visionary Scriabin, elegant Ravel, and the compositions of Alexander Zhemchuzhnikov, created in today's musical context, meet. The repertoire is arranged to clearly feel how perceptions of the beauty of sound and the inner dramaturgy of the work change. Each block of the program is like a separate chapter of a large novel. The baroque strictness provides a foundation against which the romantic confessional nature and the tension of the turn of the centuries are especially heard. The music of the 20th and 21st centuries brings to this evening the rhythms of the big city, bold harmonies, play with silence and pauses, where even the light breath of the pianist before the entrance becomes significant. Thus, step by step, a panorama is built, in which one can trace the development of the piano style-from clear texture to sound shimmering and fragile contemplative episodes. Anton Borodin is known as a performer attentive to the text and the author's will. His teaching experience at the conservatory and research work help him to finely sense the historical context, but on stage, the main thing is live communication. His interpretations combine an analytical perspective and emotional freedom: in them, it is easy to catch the internal logic of the form while simultaneously feeling the impulse of improvisation, even when faced with a strict notated text. The evening is aimed at listeners with different experiences. For those who have been attending concerts for a long time, it will be interesting to hear familiar names alongside the works of a contemporary author and see how the same instrument reveals itself in different aesthetics. For beginners, the program is suitable as