This project promises a rare combination of timbres, genres, and stage approaches: the harp, qanun, guzheng, organ, authentic percussion, chamber choir, and string quartet will be present. Even without an announced program, it is clear that the audience is in for an evening at the intersection of cultures, styles, and musical traditions, built on contrasts and subtle sound work. Festival evenings are especially valuable when they convey the very idea of the event, rather than being reduced to a conventional concert format. This is how this project appears: here, not only the composition of participants is important, but also the principle of connecting different musical worlds. On one stage, the harp, qanun, guzheng, organ, authentic percussion, chamber choir, string quartet, vocal soloists, and a plastic solution overseen by the concert director will meet. Just from this list alone, it is clear that this is a program with a wide artistic range and attention to rare timbral combinations. At the same time, the concert program is not yet known, and in this case, this becomes part of the anticipation. The interest is not focused on the titles of individual pieces, but on how the dialogue between different performing traditions will be constructed. The European academic line coexists here with Eastern instruments and percussive plasticity, while the choral sound and chamber composition add scale and internal depth to this project. Such a format can engage listeners who are interested in hearing not just a set of numbers, but a cohesive stage idea. For the audience, this is also a convenient way to expand their own musical experience. It is not every day that one can hear how the harp and guzheng, qanun and organ, voice and chamber choir, string quartet and historical percussion instruments work together in one concert. Such combinations change the usual perception of academic music and help to listen anew to the very nature of sound - its density, transparency, movement, and shades. All entertainment in St. Petersburg is gathered on our website.