A New Year concert uniting the organ, choir, and symphony orchestra will immerse the audience in a festive atmosphere. The performance by maestro Riccardo Tiberia, organist of the Sistine Chapel, will be complemented by Christmas melodies and works by Strauss in original arrangements. The "New Year Grand Organ Gala" is an event that transforms music into true magic. This unique evening brings together the organ, choir, and symphony orchestra, creating a multifaceted musical picture. The central figure will be Riccardo Tiberia-a virtuoso organist of the Sistine Chapel, whose talent has captivated audiences worldwide. The program includes Christmas compositions such as "Jingle Bells" and "We Wish You a Merry Christmas," complemented by classical masterpieces: Bach's "Ave Maria," Handel's "Hallelujah," and Mendelssohn's "Wedding March." These works are presented in new arrangements that reveal them in a fresh light. A special highlight of the evening will be the works of Johann Strauss, including the waltzes "On the Beautiful Blue Danube" and the famous "Radetzky March." The orchestra, conducted by Alessandro D'Agostini, will create a vibrant musical palette, filling the hall with warmth and joy. The festive stage design and light show turn the concert into a true artistic spectacle. This is a rare opportunity to hear the magic of the organ combined with the powerful sound of the choir and orchestra, which will fill this evening with an unforgettable atmosphere.