The concert "Three Russian Basses. Masterpieces of World Classics" is a unique musical project that brings together three bass profondo singers. The program includes works by Vivaldi, Bach, Mozart, Bizet, Brahms, and Neapolitan songs. Accompanied by pianist Mikhail Buzin. The project "Three Russian Basses" is a rare phenomenon in the musical world that captivates audiences with the extraordinarily deep timbre of the three bass profondo singers: Vladimir Miller, Mikhail Kruglov, and Pavel Andreev. Each of these vocalists possesses a unique voice with a range that reaches the lowest notes, creating an organ-like sound. Over more than 13 years of existence, the bass profondo singers have performed at the best venues in Russia and Europe, including the Kremlin and the Svetlanov Hall in Moscow. The concert will feature world-famous classical pieces such as Bach-Gounod's "Ave Maria," Mercadante's "Salve, Maria," and Vivaldi's "Passacaglia." The concert also includes Neapolitan songs like "Torna a Surriento" and Latin American melodies such as Piazzolla's "Libertango." The program is complemented by Brahms' composition "Lullaby" and masterpieces by Bizet. This event is suitable for those interested in classical music, rare vocal performances, and seeking an original experience. The audience will enjoy not only the high mastery of the vocalists but also the rich emotional palette of the musical works presented in their performance. The concert promises to be a true immersion into the world of classical music, created by the unique combination of the deepest voices and virtuosic accompaniment. This event will undoubtedly leave vivid impressions and become a special musical experience for all who attend.