An organ evening with Alexander Fiseisky is not just music, but a living dialogue of epochs. Bach and his contemporaries appear in new colors: from fugues to passacaglias, from Vivaldi to Telemann. Virtuoso performance, rare repertoire, and absolute immersion in the magic of Baroque. The concert will become a musical alchemy where ancient themes regain freshness and strength. This evening is an opportunity to touch the masterpieces that inspired great composers and hear the organ as the living voice of centuries. The evening of organ music with Alexander Fiseisky is a journey through time, where the masterpieces of Bach and his contemporaries come to life. The unique program of the concert is based on works in which the great Johann Sebastian addresses the musical themes of his predecessors and contemporaries. Here are Vivaldi, Telemann, Corelli, and Couperin - but through the prism of Bach's genius. Alexander Fiseisky is a recognized master of the organ, educator, researcher, and promoter of organ culture. His concerts are always an event that combines the highest mastery and deep knowledge of the context of the performed music. This evening, he will present Bach-the-dialogue: a composer who not only created but engaged in a conversation with the era, absorbing traditions and reinterpreting them with filigree precision. The program includes trios, fugues, arias, fantasies, and the famous Passacaglia in D minor. The sound of the organ in the P. I. Tchaikovsky Concert Hall enhances the scale and depth of each piece. Special attention in the program is given to works created on themes or motifs of other composers - a true example of how musical thought travels through the centuries.