An evening of classical music performed on flutes will gather a whole "family" of this instrument in one hall. One after another, works from Bach to Rachmaninoff and Doppler will be played, while the rare timbres of alto, bass, traverso, and piccolo flutes will reveal familiar melodies in a new way. The final highlight will be the premiere of Olga Viktorova's composition "Moon Steps." This evening will appeal to those who love to listen to the nuances of sound and notice how the same motif changes in the hands of different musicians. Flutists who work with the city's orchestras, accustomed to large halls and responsible premieres, will take the stage here in a more intimate format, allowing them to feel the breath of the instrument and hear rare registers. The assembled program covers several centuries of classical music history: from the baroque pieces of Bach, Telemann, and Gluck to the compositions of Mozart, Paganini, Bizet, Debussy, Rachmaninoff, and Doppler. Familiar names are revealed anew when instead of the usual orchestral texture, a thin line of flute takes center stage, sometimes bright and transparent, sometimes thick and almost low, like the human voice. Ideas on where to go in Yekaterinburg are gathered on our website.