Young musicians will demonstrate how early development through academic music transforms into a lively creative experience. The program includes works by Bach, Sviridov, Rimsky-Korsakov, Getalova, Gillock, and children's canons. On stage will be children aged 3 to 10 who study using the BabyFuga method. For the audience, this is a rare format of a morning musical meeting: one can see how early development through sound, rhythm, and play gradually leads the child to conscious performance and a bold appearance before the public. The BabyFuga method was created for teaching music to small children. Its author compares the approach to studying a complex mechanism: it is important to understand how individual elements are structured, why they are needed, and how they connect in motion. In musical practice, this helps to structure lessons so that the child masters the material naturally, through attention, interest, and personal action. The program will feature works by Bach, Sviridov, Rimsky-Korsakov, Getalova, Gillock, Parfyonov, Berkovich, songs by Yermolov, children's canons, and other numbers. Our website presents the current poster of St. Petersburg.