Classics in cinema

Experience an unforgettable evening of cinematic music with **Classics in Cinema**, a concert film that brings the timeless sound of the organ to life under the masterful baton of celebrated international competition laureate Irina Rozanova from St. Peterburg. As the organ swells, Rozanova will perform soaring melodies that have become integral to classic films – from the unforgettable themes of M. Tariverdiev for “The Irony of Fate, or Enjoy Your Bath!” to the evocative score of R. Sakamoto in “Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence.” Travel back to the roots of the cinema‑sound era with the beloved chorale prelude by J. S. Bach, “I call to you, Lord…,” echoing through T. Khrushevsky’s *Solaris*, and feel the magic of Handel’s keyboard suite that immerses you in the atmosphere of *Barry Lyndon*. The legendary toccata of K. Bolling will relive the haunting memory of *Quiet, Bass*, while a curated selection of classical pieces—spanning Bach’s *Passacaglia and Fugue in C minor*, his *Toccata and Fugue in D minor*, Handel’s *Clavier Suite No 4 in D minor*, Tariverdiev’s “Dome Cathedral” and “Snow over Leningrad”, Sakamoto’s “Andata” and “Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence”, Pärt’s “Pari intervallo (Equally Far Away)”, Verdi’s powerful *Requiem*, and Bolling’s dramatic Toccata—will echo as soundtracks to cult classics like *Henry IV*, *Anton Ivanovich is angry*, *Mirror*, *20 000 Leagues Under the Sea*, *Old‑fashioned Comedy*, *And there was evening and there was morning*, and *Nostalgia*. Join us for a cinematic journey that merges masterful organ tradition with the unforgettable scores that shaped popular film history. Discover more details and secure your tickets now.