An organ evening in a cinema format: on the big screen - a concert by Timur Khaliullin from the Belgorod Philharmonic. The program includes Bach, Albinoni, Handel, Mozart, Saint-Saëns, as well as the participation of guest soloists. A warm atmosphere, closeness to music, and convenient broadcasting - a chance to hear classics in a new format. The broadcast of Timur Khaliullin's concert is a rare opportunity to hear organ classics in a cinema hall, where close-ups and attentive sound allow you to appreciate the nuances of playing and literally "breathe" along with the instrument. The program brings together names without which it is impossible to imagine the history of music: Johann Sebastian Bach, Tomaso Albinoni, Georg Friedrich Handel, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Camille Saint-Saëns. In the intimate atmosphere of the hall, listeners will feel a sense of live presence - the effect arises thanks to thoughtful direction and high-quality recording, where each register of the organ is revealed volumetrically and brightly. Timur Khaliullin is a musician and composer who actively performs across the country and has been shaping a young audience discovering classical music for many years. His organ evenings are valued for their clarity of dramaturgy and natural musicality: virtuosity here is always at the service of meaning. The concert also features honored artist of the Russian Federation Lyudmila Petrova (piano), international competition laureates Irina Khubaeva (soprano), Galina Zolnikova (soprano), Mikhail Makovsky (alto), and Irina Alexandrovna (cello) - thanks to this, the program will gain a palette of timbres and a lively dialogue between the organ and the voices and strings. We know what to see in St. Petersburg.