Can classical music become more accessible and closer if we change the format of its perception? The project "School of Slow Listening" offers just such a path - thoughtful, calm, and emotionally rich. This is not just a concert, but a special form of dialogue between performers and listeners, where everyone has the right to ask questions, express doubts, wonder, and share their own interpretations. The event is dedicated to the birthday of Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky and takes place as part of the project "Moscow F.M.: The Beginning." Its key idea is to connect music, words, and live human communication. Participants will first learn more about the era and the composer, and then listen to a musical piece in silence. After that, they will openly share their thoughts, feeling not just like listeners, but full participants in the creative process. This format is especially valuable for those who are just beginning to take an interest in academic music. No special knowledge or preparation is required here - just sincere interest and a willingness to listen. Where to go in Moscow on weekends will be suggested by our website.