A powerful baritone, in love with Mahler and Wagner, grand orchestrations, philosophical lyrics, and contrasts that leave the audience breathless. Boris Pinkhasovich will combine vocal art with symphonic dramaturgy to guide listeners through tragedy, irony, and light. Concerts featuring Boris Pinkhasovich are always an event. His voice is a true instrument capable of conveying the subtlest shades of emotion, from philosophical contemplation to tragic power. On this evening, the artist will appear before the audience as a singer-narrator, performing the most complex vocal parts of Richard Wagner, Gustav Mahler, and Richard Strauss. The program will open with Wagner: the prelude and the death scene of Isolde from the opera "Tristan und Isolde" - a composition where music and feelings intertwine into one. Then, a cycle of songs to the verses of Mathilde Wesendonck will be performed, filled with longing, dreaminess, and tension that is hard to express in words. These works are rarely heard in concert halls, especially performed by a male voice, making the evening particularly unique. The vocal part will be complemented by Mahler's compositions - Five Songs on the Poems of Friedrich Rückert. This is music about life and death, love and forgiveness, philosophical and chamber in spirit, but unfolded on the scale of symphonic sound. These compositions have the power to move even the most seasoned listener. The orchestral palette will be enhanced by the famous symphonic poem "Till Eulenspiegel's Merry Pranks" by Richard Strauss - ironic, bold, full of humor and life. Its performance will add a light and mischievous counterpoint to the concert. At the podium is Alexey Rubin, and in the role of musical partner is the Russian National Youth Symphony Orchestra. Young, inspired, and energetic musicians will fill this evening with sincerity and drive. This concert is not only about music but also about an inner journey. It will appeal to both lovers of vocal classics and those seeking fresh emotions and deep experiences. KudaGo presents the current poster for Moscow.