The sounds of the organ, the starry dome, and the majestic music of film composer Hans Zimmer - the recipe for the perfect date. Hans Zimmer, one of the most sought-after and awarded composers of our time, has created music for such famous films as 'The Lion King', 'Gladiator', 'Interstellar', and more. On this evening, under the sounds of epic soundtracks, new stars will ignite, comets will pass by, and the Milky Way will shine. The dome of the St. Petersburg planetarium will be filled with the majestic sounds of the electronic organ, enhancing the impressions from fantastic cosmic images and familiar melodies from films. In the multimedia show surrounded by myriad stars, musicians from the 'Auer Quartet' and organist Vitalia Kotova will participate. Playing the double bass will be the soloist of 'Petersburg Concert', the principal of the double bass group of the 'Divertissement' orchestra, Kirill Ziborov. He has participated in studio recordings of musical works, including those previously unperformed. He regularly tours Russia and abroad.