The organ, baritone, and saxophone will come together for an evening full of meaning, light, and musical imagery. Chorales, arias, and New Year melodies will be performed - from Bach and Vivaldi to jazz themes and Sinatra songs. The trio of performers will take the audience on a journey from the cathedral to a cozy living room. The New Year holidays are a time when one wants to pause, exhale, and allow a little magic. The organ evening featuring Olga Kotlyarova, Tigria Bazhakina, and Nikolai Godyna offers just such an opportunity - to feel how quiet joy, warm sadness, and tender hope are born in music. Audiences can expect an unusual combination of organ, baritone, and saxophone. Initially, the sound will transport listeners to a cathedral filled with the Gothic echo of Bach's chorales. Then, the music will flow into a festive atmosphere, where it is easy to imagine oneself with a glass of champagne among friends. Later - as if an old vinyl record is playing, familiar jazz intonations will evoke memories of the most important things. The program includes works by Johann Sebastian Bach, Antonio Vivaldi, excerpts from films, popular Christmas compositions, and songs from Frank Sinatra's repertoire. This evening will connect classical music with lightness, seriousness with playfulness, tranquility with movement. Such a meeting will be interesting for those who appreciate the deep emotionality of music and its ability to speak without words.