The evening of Paolo Baccianella combines the power of the organ, the scale of the symphony orchestra, and a lively discussion about the French musical tradition. Here, the solemn grandeur, rare timbral richness, and sense of anticipation are important: the main theme of the program has not yet been fully revealed. This concert is suitable for those who love organ evenings with a large sound breath. Organ concerts with a symphony orchestra are always perceived as events of special scale. In this format, there is both the architectural power of a large hall and the rare beauty of timbral combinations, where the majestic voice of the organ meets the rich orchestral sound. It is on this connection that the evening of Paolo Baccianella is built - an Italian organist whose performances have long been associated with vibrant programs and thoughtful dramaturgy in the Moscow audience. The current concert is particularly interesting due to its very idea. The new program is titled "Easter Organ," but its theme has not yet been fully disclosed. It is only known that the main focus will be on the organ music of France. This already sets an important vector of expectation: the French organ tradition is renowned for its richness of colors, noble solemnity, and a special sense of space. For the listener, this means an encounter with music where melody and rhythm are not the only significant elements, but also the sound itself - its depth, brilliance, weight, and movement. Another hallmark of the evening is the participation of the Moscow Symphony Orchestra "Russian Philharmonic." This combination makes the concert interesting for both the regular philharmonic audience and those who are just beginning to explore organ music. Accompanied by the orchestra, the organ reveals itself differently: the familiar solo monumentality is complemented by a lively dialogue between instrumental groups, and the program itself acquires a broader emotional range. Here, one can expect both seriousness and uplift, as well as a bright energy associated with the Easter time. Where to go in Moscow today, KudaGo knows.