In one program, masterpieces of Italian and German Baroque, as well as the best examples of the Viennese classical school, will be performed. That evening, the music of geniuses will sound, in whose works musical Baroque reached its highest bloom. These are the German composer, organist, and conductor Johann Sebastian Bach and the Venetian composer, violinist, and conductor Antonio Vivaldi. They were contemporaries but never met. Bach admired Vivaldi's style and learned much from him, although they wrote completely different music. Vivaldi is a more secular composer, author of operas and numerous instrumental concertos. Bach is a genius organist who wrote a vast number of opuses for the organ, as well as music for church services. In addition, music lovers will be treated to exquisite vocal opuses of the Viennese classic. Yes, you guessed it: there will be music by Mozart - a composer who needs no lengthy introduction! The triumph of Baroque and Classicism will be represented by Andrey Sheiko (organ), Marina Shiganova (violin), and Eufrosinia Murashkina (soprano).