How does a trumpet sound, why can a clarinet "whisper", and how can a flute sparkle like a ray of light? In this family musical meeting, Alexander Galitsky will explain in simple terms the differences between brass and woodwind instruments and demonstrate their characteristics with examples featuring musicians from the choir and orchestra - so that the child remembers the sound and wants to listen further. When a child first learns that instruments have a "voice" and "character", listening to music becomes a game of recognition. This concert-story helps to take the first step into the world of wind instruments - without complicated terms and "correct answers". The subscription host, Alexander Galitsky, a candidate of art studies and pianist, explains simply and vividly: how to distinguish brass from woodwind instruments, why some instruments sound soft while others sound bright, how sound is born, and what makes it expressive. Nearby are musicians from the choir and orchestra of the Academic Chapel. They provide live sound examples so that the little one can hear the difference right "here and now". We share ideas on where to go in St. Petersburg this weekend.