The festive mood is born from music - warm, sincere, and filled with the anticipation of a miracle. An evening of chamber sound will gather works by Russian and Western European composers, creating a vivid contrast of voices and instruments. The program will come to life through the performance of three musicians. The days leading up to the New Year always draw towards music - bright, calm, and at the same time filled with inner movement. At such moments, it is especially noticeable how chamber sound reveals familiar melodies in a new way. When the piano enters into dialogue with the cello, and then the voice joins them, a pure musical expression is born, in which each color is heard separately. This is the form of performance chosen for the program of this evening. On stage will perform Olga Ermakova, Maria Lazurko, and Stanislav Lyamin. Each piece will sound in their interpretation, based on attention to detail and expressiveness of timbre. The repertoire unites works by Russian and Western European composers, and this stylistic diversity makes the evening particularly expressive. Reserved lyricism combines with richer intonations, transitioning from calm to solemn and then returning to the softness of the chamber genre. Those interested in classical music will hear familiar works in live performance, while listeners without special training will find it easy to follow the development of the musical line. The program is structured so that different character pieces naturally replace each other without sharp contrasts. The chamber concert format allows for capturing the nuances of performance - the breath of the vocal phrase, the pattern of the cello part, the precision of the piano accompaniment. Such an evening offers a rare opportunity to focus on music as such: without theatricalization, without complex effects - just sound and its movement. This way of communication makes the concert close and understandable to a wide audience. It will suit those who love the calm December mood, appreciate small ensembles, and seek a way to spend an evening in the company of music.