Christmas music will sound warm and clear, just like at home! The Christmas program for organ, piano, and celesta addresses images of the holiday familiar from childhood. Music from different eras will weave into a cohesive narrative, where solemn choral intonations coexist with chamber, almost toy-like scenes. This contrast makes the perception lively and vivid, without excessive academic distance. The program includes works by Bach, Franck, Mendelssohn, Rebikov, Liszt, and other composers who interpreted the theme of Christmas in various ways. There is no striving for effect: the focus is on melody, texture, and timbral combinations. The organ adds depth and stability to the sound, the piano adds mobility, and the celesta brings a shimmering, almost fairy-tale quality. The performance by Daria Kameneva and Natalia Uzhvi is built on clarity and precision of musical speech. This approach allows for easy tracking of mood and form changes, even if the listener is just beginning to explore academic music. Children benefit from the imagery and recognizability of the plots, while adults have the opportunity to hear familiar themes in a thoughtfully crafted chamber sound. Where to go in Moscow today is known by KudaGo.