In honor of the 85th anniversary of the Naval Faculty, a program will be performed by the Admiralty Orchestra - a unique ensemble with a three-century history. The anniversary of the Naval Faculty at the Leningrad State Conservatory is celebrated with a concert featuring a rich and expressive program performed by the Admiralty Orchestra of the Leningrad Naval Base. This ensemble, whose history dates back to the 18th century, is not just a military orchestra - it is part of the musical and cultural heritage of St. Petersburg. On this evening, the audience can expect a multi-genre program that unites different motifs. The concert will open with the overture "Rus" by Valery Malgin, filled with images of the Motherland, popular strength, and heroism. The exquisite Concertstück by Mendelssohn for two clarinets will also be performed, featuring soloists Svyatoslav Chernov and Elina Gavrish. The uniqueness of the sound will continue with works by Barsgian, where the music for the drama "Optimistic Tragedy" sounds like an independent symphonic poem. Special attention in the program will be given to "Dubinushka" by Rimsky-Korsakov and the overture by Myaskovsky - examples of Russian orchestral classics. The concert will conclude with the "Waltz 'Above the Waves'" and the overture-fantasia "Cruiser 'Varyag'" - compositions that evoke a sense of pride and deep emotional connection in the audience. The poster for St. Petersburg is available on KudaGo.