In the White Hall of the Lermontov Library, magic will sound - the concert "Unmatched Classics" will unite the mandolin, piano, violin, and flute into a vibrant ensemble. This is a meeting with beauty: from lyrical miniatures to virtuosic masterpieces, where each note awakens memories, dreams, and a gentle sadness. When the exquisite mandolin sounds in duet with the violin, piano, and flute - music is born that takes your breath away. The concert "Unmatched Classics" in the White Hall of the M.Y. Lermontov Library is a true immersion into the magic of live sound, a weaving of emotions, techniques, and cultures. On this day, four soloists, laureates of international competitions, will take the stage, uniting their instruments and energies into a single sound. Together they will create a program in which world classics will sound anew - tenderly, virtuously, and truly beautifully. The mandolin of Zoya Borisova is a rare guest on concert stages, and it is she who will give the performance a special charm. Her silvery timbre easily penetrates the heart. The piano of Elena Tarakhovskaya is a strong foundation for the ensemble, delicate and powerful at the same time. Alexey Uzhgov on the flute will provide a light breath and airy colors, while Maria Shestakova's violin will add passion, drama, and tenderness. The program includes pearls of classical heritage, lyrical sketches, and technically complex compositions, each of which conveys a whole spectrum of feelings. This evening will suit both connoisseurs of academic music and those who are just beginning to discover it. The concert is held as part of the "Silver Age" project - an initiative that creates events filled with light, attention, and high art. This performance is a great opportunity to take a pause, step away from the hustle and bustle, and be alone with beauty. Attendance at the event is free, but it is truly priceless. Feel how the classics resonate within you - eternal, unmatched, and always alive. We share ideas on where to go in St. Petersburg this weekend.